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| Runtime: 108 min Audio: 2.1 Stereo Language: English Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps | Starring: Willem Dafoe, Sean Patrick Flanery, Norman Reedus Year: 1999 Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller Director: Troy Duffy |
Review: I guess that will take effect on and off anywhere. I saw the Unrated Edition of The Boondock Saints two days ago and im still recovering from the experience, what is unreal, to tell you the truth. Frankly, the film that wrote strongly acted and directed a real rarity these days. The writer and director Troy Duffy delves into the depths of the most troubled law and its apparent futility of modern times, and how to fake two Irish twins, Connor and Murphy (Sean Patrick Flannery and Norman Reedus - they are both a little too convincing in their roles) are sufficient to generate debate on their hands to become a hero of media. The release of The Saints region arriéréea was dismissed in 1999 because of the Columbine massacre and the plot about Conner and Murphy was on a mission from God draws parallel , strange featuring Columbine killer Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Early in the film in Boston after the day of Saint Patrick, Conner and Murphy in a bar-room brawl with several Russian thugs thugs and said they found the next morning in an alley own mass blood and guts. FBI agent Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe) arrives on the scene to show the local cops a thing or two about criminology and theorize it is the revenge murder. Soon, two injured brothers waltz into the police station and self-defense. Their released after a night in jail (more prison cells baptism cathartic experience) and without complaint. But soon, many organizations are turning up, and Smecker finds Conner and Murphy (third, David Dela Rocco) may be those who are behind the chaos in the streets. Duffis film is a bloody (over the horrible violence was extended to Unrated Special Edition), a scenario which involves the use cackling 246 F-words and a few Irish-Euro-slang, and earned a formidable reputation in recent years and is accepted as a cult phenomenon. (It is easy to see why, if a fan of the relentless violence and the shedding of blood PS. Ballet Ball is in its style and its excess almost like the image of John Woo. ), I can not believe I'm standing away from this film for so long fuck you! Opening times not prepare you for what comes next, and even if actions (which is a lot, and, as indicated above, is extended in version unrated) is pretty bloody, Theresa morbid sense of humor work during the massacre and I fell out laughing more than one in this picture. And yet there is a sense of beauty and tragedy are basically a lot of action in The Boondock Saints, and its end will certainly leave a bitter taste in the mouths of some. Finally, I recommend reading about how the controversy surrounding The Boondock Saints as one can, it will make the experience much more hipnotic.10/10
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