VarietyBalls of Fury has roughly enough laughs for a first-class trailer but wheezes, gasps and finally goes flat through much of i...
The New York TimesBalls of Fury is raunchier and somewhat more imaginative than Hot Rod, and it will be must viewing for Christopher Walken co...
Village VoiceBalls of Fury is a movie about: a. A former table-tennis prodigy enlisted by the FBI to infiltrate the underground Ping-Pong...
Los Angeles TimesGoodness, gracious, there's no greatness in Balls of Fury, a lifeless pingpong comedy that ricochets from one flat gag to th...
Entertainment WeeklyBalls of Fury is a joke of a title in search of a movie with a single good joke. It's the kind of comedy that finds Asian pe...
USA TodayThe gags are either obvious, lame, ineptly timed or repeated so many times as to render them devoid of humor.
New York PostBalls of Fury -- not enough to salvage this mostly unfunny, extremely silly pingpong comedy.
Chicago Sun-Times“Balls of Fury,” which is, I believe, the first movie combining Ping-Pong and kung-fu and co-starring Maggie Q. How many cou...
The Boston GlobeBalls of Fury also scores points, so to speak, for coming up with its own sports context.
New York Daily NewsIf it's not quite the best Will Ferrell movie he never made, "Balls of Fury" is, at the very least, a lot funnier than it ha...
E! OnlineThis Ping-Pong-themed spoof of low-budget spy thrillers and martial-arts punchfests gets a few wicked shots in...but too oft...
Salon ArtsUltimately, it's a hollow enterprise, all ping and no pong. It doesn't bounce; it splats.
The Philadelphia InquirerA flagrant steal of the Bruce Lee martial arts classic Enter the Dragon, this goofball farce substitutes table tennis for ku...
San Francisco ChronicleThe problem with "Balls of Fury" isn't its generally cheesy air, since it's making fun of martial arts films that didn't hav...
Total FilmA camp turn from Christopher Walken astounds but it'll be funnier if you wait for the DVD and lubricate it with a six-pack. ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Robert Ben Garant
Writer: Thomas Lennon
Studio: Rogue Pictures
Cast: Dan Fogler, Ben Garant, Thomas Lennon
Release: August 29, 2007
Writer: Thomas Lennon
Studio: Rogue Pictures
Cast: Dan Fogler, Ben Garant, Thomas Lennon
Release: August 29, 2007
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