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The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009) 6.4
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Metascore: 24/100
Reviews: 182 user | 90 critic | 16 from Metacritic.com The MacManus brothers are living a quiet life in Ireland with their father, but when they learn that their beloved priest has been killed by mob forces, they go back to Boston to bring justice to those responsible and avenge the priest. Director:Troy Duffy |
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For the last 8 years the brothers have been living with their father on a sheep farm deep in isolated Ireland. One day their uncle tells them that they have been framed for the murder of a Bostonian Catholic priest. The boys must return to Boston to not only clear their names but find the men who framed them. Written by "Kilt Boy" Sterling Morrison
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Country:
USARelease Date:
22 May 2010 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Mission des dieux 2: Jour des saints See more »Box Office
Budget:
$8,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$546,687 (USA) (30 October 2009)Gross:
$10,269,307 (USA) (12 February 2010)Company Credits
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Connor MacManus: What are you fuckin' five?
Murphy MacManus: Look we have sticks, and some blankets. You could make a fort.
Romeo: Fuck you guys, this is cool. We even have a pinball machine.
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Written by Francis DeAngelo, Marc Strommer, Alicia Allen, Pete Mathus, Bill Brennenstuhl
Performed by The Dirges
Courtesy of Ratcap Music
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Troy Duffy wrote the part of Romeo, the Saints' sidekick, specifically for his friend Clifton Collins Jr.. Coincidentally, the part of Rocco, the sidekick in the first film, was written specifically (and named for) actor David Della Rocco. See more »Goofs
When Eunice has her pistol in Gorgeous George's face, you hear her cocking the hammer. The pistol is a Para LDA and is double action only. You cannot cock the hammer. In fact the very next scene, the hammer is still down. See more »Quotes
Romeo: Hey guys! You know what this is? This is our hideout man!Connor MacManus: What are you fuckin' five?
Murphy MacManus: Look we have sticks, and some blankets. You could make a fort.
Romeo: Fuck you guys, this is cool. We even have a pinball machine.
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HolidayWritten by Francis DeAngelo, Marc Strommer, Alicia Allen, Pete Mathus, Bill Brennenstuhl
Performed by The Dirges
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Let me preface this by saying that Boondock Saints (the original) is my favorite movie. I thought Duffy did a great job with the first flick-fine script, fun performances-such an enjoyable film. I was one of the maddening crowd waiting with baited breathe for the sequel. We're not talking "Citizen Kane" here, but a well rounded, entertaining piece of celluloid. I've turned many people on to "Saints" over the years, and happily so. I was really excited BS2 finally getting made, and couldn't wait to see what Duffy was going to do with the story.
I can honestly say, this movie sucked. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. OK, the good parts: Sean, Norman, and Billy were fine. They fell back into their roles with ease, and had a couple fun lines, and seemed natural playing the parts. The storyline wasn't horrible. The sets were good, the cinematography was fine. No complaints with the technical parts of the BS2.
The script was awful. The acting? Disgraceful. That chick? What was the deal with the crappy accent? The affectations? Her "badassness" was contrived and insulting. Judd Nelson overacted-surprise!-again! So did everyone else. Lines were delivered poorly. Some lines were just completely embarrassing. "DING DONG!" Wow. Yawn. I enjoyed the first 15 minutes, right up through the brawl and the boys hooking up with the little scrapper. Then the movie went quickly downhill from there.
In all my movie-viewing years, I've only walked out on one theatrical release: "Robin Hood: Men In Tights". I can now add BS2 to that list. We couldn't even force ourselves to sit through to the end. Such a shame, too. Those characters (and Sean, Norman and Billy) deserved a better fate.
No clue what the hell Duffy was thinking, but I can tell you: this is one movie I will never recommend to friends. Watch the first one again rather than waste your time and money on this load of poop. It's a hour and 45 minutes of my life that I'll never get back. We are not amused.