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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
The film is worthwhile primarily for the fun, breezy first hour. After that, it's a case of watching to find out how things turn out. Read full review
Whereas most of the injustices suffered by "Nanny's" nanny are of the skin-deep variety, the hopelessly reductive Fierce People ups the ante. Read full review
Whenever Sutherland comes on scene, any inadequacies in the film's depiction of the well-to-do become irrelevant. Read full review
Fierce People's first hour is dominated by brittle social satire, but in its third act, the film takes a jarring turn toward tremblingly sincere melodrama it can't pull off. Read full review
When F. Scott Fitzgerald remarked that the rich “are different from you and me,” he might have been thinking of someone like the moody billionaire from Fierce People. Read full review
The idea that rich people are an alien tribe is just one of many that get lost in Wittenborn’s distracted script. Instead of exploring the concept, he throws out random incidents until he hits one that sends the film into a dark, grotesque spiral. Read full review
Dunne and Wittenborn, who adapted his book, work too hard at stressing just how ruthless the unspoken standards of the stinking rich can be, leading to a story-pivoting act of brutality toward Finn that careens the movie into a tonal wilderness that it never recovers from. Read full review
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