Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Willem Dafoe | ... | Paul Smecker | |
Sean Patrick Flanery | ... | Connor MacManus | |
Norman Reedus | ... | Murphy MacManus | |
David Della Rocco | ... | Rocco | |
Billy Connolly | ... | Il Duce | |
David Ferry | ... | Detective Dolly | |
Brian Mahoney | ... | Detective Duffy | |
Bob Marley | ... | Detective Greenly | |
Richard Fitzpatrick | ... | The Chief | |
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William Young | ... | Monsignor |
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Robert Pemberton | ... | Macklepenny |
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Bill Craig | ... | McGerkin |
Dot-Marie Jones | ... | Rosengurtle Baumgartener (as Dorothy-Marie Jones) | |
Scott Griffith | ... | Ivan Checkov | |
Layton Morrison | ... | Vladdy |
Two Irish brothers accidentally kill mafia thugs. They turn themselves in and are released as heroes. They then see it as a calling by God and start knocking off mafia gang members one by one. Willem Dafoe plays the detective trying to figure out the killings, but the closer he comes to catching the Irish brothers, the more he thinks the brothers are doing the right thing. Written by KevinYang(meowdragon@hotmail.com)
...albeit a little too proud of itself. I waited a long time before actually watching this film, then an ex-girlfriend loaned it to me telling me I wouldn't be disappointed. And I wasn't. Boondock Saints looks and feels like a fan film, and it is well done. The actors, I felt, were carefully chosen, did a wonderful job, and composed themselves well. The only real annoyances were Willem Dafoe's character being a know-it-all, and David Della Rocco who screams his head off throughout the whole movie. Its rare that a movie of this genre has a gratifying ending, and when the credits started rolling, I was a little sad that there wasn't more. This movie kept me entertained thoroughly, and I was happy that I finally watched it. For those who haven't seen it, sit back and enjoy the violent ride, for it's a fun one.