The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day--Discuss I and II

Letha 2022-08-09 11:31:40

What's wrong with this movie? Split the first part, don't watch it. Many of the laughs are very low-level. Although the old woman is not as amazing as Uncle Dafoe, the strange tone is also quite interesting. The fighting scenes between the two brothers are also very popular, kind of the first part. The slightly contrived beauty has also continued, so what are you dissatisfied with? He is the Executioner, so the bad is bad. I don't know why the first one became a so-called niche classic. It's nothing more than adding a little religious element to a revenge story, but it has nothing to do with religion, just like Artest's face is full of defenses.

His pace is still slower than the green car. This is just a kind of pretense . For one reason or another, it was made into a classic redemptive religious action ethics film. I think the director initially just wanted to make a cool, NB-friendly low-budget action film. I think he did. The second generation is very successful. The second generation is serious. It is just the completion of a story. The old man is just talking about juvenile madness.Do you really want Jesus to come down from the sky at their call with a submachine gun and shoot the bad guys with the middle finger?


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  • Miller 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    It's not as good as the first one, and it's obviously guy richie, so I didn't learn it well

  • Durward 2022-04-20 09:02:00

    real man hide thier feelings.why? because it's none of your fucking business !

The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day quotes

  • Father Sibeal MacManus: We just wanted you to know that you aren't alone.

    Eunice: There you go again saying "we" again. Who is "we"?

    Paul Smecker: [offscreen] You ready to go?

    [long pause]

    Paul Smecker: I hear they party pretty hard in that monastery.

    [Another long pause as Eunice approaches and looks to see if it's really him]

    Paul Smecker: I'm not sure I'm in love with that new look you're sporting, Betty Boop.

    Eunice: I went to your funeral you son of a bitch!

    Paul Smecker: I know. Loved your shoes. The skirt was a tad risque for a funeral. But then again, who am I to question one's sense of *individuality*.

  • Detective Greenly: [Greenly has just been fatally wounded] Proudest day of my life, boys.