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South Boston Irish bad boy Danny Quinn returns back home from New York and gets stuck between his pals, who are supported by one Irish mafia clan, and his family, which are members of another. Written by
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The Toughest Neighborhood In America
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Trivia
Some members of the film crew were arrested for trespassing while filming the train sequence at the beginning of the film.
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Goofs
When Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) is leaving Southie towards the end, he boards a #7 bus at Broadway station, however seconds later, he's seen traveling in a #11 Bus
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Quotes
Kathy Quinn:
I'm proud of you Danny, I really am. I am so proud of you, but I can't be you.
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References
Jungle 2 Jungle (1997)
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Soundtracks
"Back Where I Belong"
Performed by Forever Chozen
Written by
Bo Cleary
Produced by
Wayne Sharpe, Ike Lee and David Musial
Courtesy of Sony Music
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I lived in South Boston for 10 Years. I wasn't born there or raised in Southie but I had the perspective of living in the place for a long time and some what assimilating into it's culture. "SOUTHIE" in NO WAY (Until the Back Credit Sequence) captures anything REAL about Southie. The character's are cliched, like bad acting versions of Godfather character's with Shanty hats on. The plot is aimless, little or no narrative structure. Sure, South Boston is controlled (to some extent) by the Irish Mafia. However, Southie was a GREAT place to live because there wasn't hardly any crime and no open "violence" involving elements of those organizations. South Boston is a great place. You have yuppies, people right off the boat from Ireland, Southie Natives, in a nice mix that makes up a genuine atmosphere. This film NEVER captures what being in South Boston really feels like visually (neither did Good Will Hunting.) They portray it as an abyss of dank row houses. It doesn't look like that.