Cuban Fury
Hidden behind Bruce Garrett's self-doubting, overweight exterior lies the ardent heart of a salsa king, still dormant. Now, one woman is set to rekindle his Latin fire.
Director(s)
James Griffiths
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Amazon Video
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Reno
**The game is on, on the salsa floor.** I had no idea about this film. Just saw its poster and it reminded me 'This Means War'. Sort of like that, but it's not about the spies, instead it was about salsa. An average guy who gave up salsa during his childhood, once again sparked to take it up seriously after finding crush on his new boss who loves salsa. But he's not alone, his colleague who's a bully is on to her and thwarts all his attempts not to get near to her. Now he has to prove, not just to win the love, but his last passion for salsa. Totally a surprising film. It was not utterly a romance theme, but a music, about salsa. The romance was a small part of it. It was somewhat fun, but I find it a bit dramatic about redefining the passion that was given up a log back. And if you love salsa, you might enjoy it. But it was not like those dance flicks from Hollywood. All the important segments of the story come in the second half. Especially the final act was much better, to end on a high. A film to watch once, just for fun. _6.5/10_
Cuban Fury FAQs
James Griffiths is the director of Cuban Fury.
The cast of Cuban Fury includes Rory Kinnear as Gary, Steve Oram as Security Guard Kevin, Alexandra Roach as Helen, Nick Frost as Bruce, Ian McShane as Ron Parfitt, Simon Pegg as Driver during car park dance off (uncredited), Rashida Jones as Julia, Tim Plester as Mickey, Olivia Colman as Sam, Wendi McLendon-Covey as Carly, Kayvan Novak as Bejan, Chris O'Dowd as Drew, and more.
The duration of Cuban Fury is 1h 38 mins.
You can watch Cuban Fury on Amazon Video (Rent). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Cuban Fury was released on 14 Feb 2014.
Cuban Fury is listed under Comedy and Romance on Fanbiz.
Cuban Fury has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "**The game is on, on the salsa floor.** I had no idea about this film. Just saw its poster and it reminded me 'This Means War'. Sort of like that, but it's not about the spie..."
