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Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day [Blu-ray] [2013] [US Import]

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4.4 out of 5 stars 56 customer reviews
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  • Language: English
  • Subtitles: French, German, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Indonesian, Thai, English, Turkish, Spanish
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  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9 - 2.35:1
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (56 customer reviews)
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3.0 out of 5 starsI feel really bad leaving this but...........
By The swampster on 7 Jun. 2010
Format: DVD Verified Purchase
I absolutely adored the 'B' movie classic original and unfortunately think that this has become a victim of it's own popularity. The absence of Willem Defoe is a major downfall. His quirky manic portrayal of a disillusioned FBI agent was as good, in my opinion, as Christopher Walken's watch scene in Pulp Fiction. I missed him, a lot. It always seemed a little too over produced and not as earthy or gritty as the original. The outrageous accents seemed stretched and manufactured this time and being a total male chauvinist pig the female input was laboured. Perhaps I became an unwilling victim in my admiration for the aims of the main characters and just felt a little let down by this production. Maybe I just want more wanton graphic violence mixed with natural unforced humour? To sum up I'm really disappointed in myself leaving this review and would hate it to turn someone off the original. Then again I'll still buy the third installment!!!
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4.0 out of 5 starsFather forgive them...
By Tommy Dooley TOP 50 REVIEWER on 27 May 2010
Format: DVD
I nearly agree with all the other reviews but kept remembering that I really did enjoy this. I like so many others think Boondock 1 is a gem of a masterpiece and have seen in countless times. It too had its faults like accents so bad Russel Crowe could have done better, but they are much improved this time round. I too thought the stereotype image of Ireland being stuck in the 19th century a bit twee, but as my family hail from there it is not too far off the mark (my cousin drives to the shops on a tractor- it is 4 miles etc). The plot is light but not weak and the soundtrack is thumping which as ever is perfect for a shoot em up with a bit of moral superiority on the side.

Julie Benz does a really good job of filling Willem Dafoes shoes, but could never have hoped to top it, his cross dressing and hard man gay cop persona was just too brilliant to be eclipsed. The violence is spot on and I like the way they intermingle past events with the future as in # 1.

There is the usual humour but most of all I felt it was an homage to the first film and did take the story some way further, but all in all it was just ruddy enjoyable. You have to see Bonndock 1 before you watch this as it will not stand up on its own, and while is has left a number 3 possibility firmly open, I for one don't mind as I wish all the best to Troy Duffy and particularly admire the actors who all agreeed to the remake yonks ago when he was strapped for cash. Also nice to see that real fans played the crowd scene as they could not afford the extras.
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5.0 out of 5 starsPeace, They Say, Is The Enemy Of Memory..........
By Amazon Customer on 25 Aug. 2010
Format: DVD
Firstly, if you havent seen The Boondock Saints, buy it now! it really is that good. Two normal blokes take on the criminal underworld armed with a bagful of guns, all the crimefighting experience they've got comes from the movies. Great fun.
This is a film that I was going to buy anyway because the first one was so amazing,but to be honest I didnt expect it to be all that good.

I was wrong.

It begins with the murder of a priest in Boston, set up to look like The Saints committed it.
The saints themselves have retired to ireland, and are called out by this murder. I won't say any more as I dont want to spoil it for you.

Billy Connolly is awesome as El Duche,and the slapstick type comedy and violence is just as good as the first one.
It still raises the issue of the first film, i.e. Why isnt there somebody out there cleaning up the streets/The Law is an ass etc. But it is more plot driven, with a look into El Duche's past,with his motives for becoming a vigilante.
It isnt quite as dark as The Punisher films, but then its not meant to be. Criminals get their just desserts hollywood style just the same.
This film rocks,action packed, funny and with some brilliant one liners, I hope they release another one, and soon

Enjoy
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5.0 out of 5 starsGun porn for guys
By REAPER on 29 July 2012
Format: Blu-ray Verified Purchase
This films is just too much fun, with tons of action, attitutde and bursting with slick dialog. There are repraisal roles for the original cast with a third one being written as we speak. The action is great and the story hasn't been lost amongst the gun play. The irish accents need to be worked on but you can't have everything you want. Sean Patrick Flannery, Norman Reedus and Billy Connolly return as the saints, Connolly delivering a stellar perfomance and the boys just too cool for school. If you want a film thats easy to follow, has tons of action, cool characters you cant help but like and relate to then this cult classic is perfect for you.
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5.0 out of 5 starsThe Saints Are Coming..................
By Bauer_RAT (PSN) Bauer RAT (XBL) on 26 Mar. 2010
Format: DVD
One of my favourite movies ever is Troy Duffys Boondock Saints .... the fantastic movie of 2 vigilante brothers that decide Evil cant go by unpunished .. The first took a very long time to actually get released but it did .... and even though it was slated by critics.. it became a cult classic!

I watched Boondock 1 just over year ago and was blown away, being a massive fan of vililante movies and from personal beliefs this movie spoke to me and i must have watched over 20 odd times... so imagine my excitement when I heard Boondock Saints 2 All Saints Day was being released!

With 3 times the budget and nearly the entire cast from the first moviw I couldnt wait ... and I have just watched it.

As a sequel Boondock 2 is brilliant... After the events of the first movie the Brothers are in Ireland laying low.. that is until a priest is murdered back in Boston and it is made to look like they did it ! .. and to quote El Duche "there is just one problem with there little plan ... It Worked" .. The Saints make there way back to Boston to finsh what they started 10 years ago. Not knowing who or why someone has led them out of hiding the Saints hit back at Yakavetta family and the rest of Bostons Scum.

The hapless police force are put back the case but this time they are more concerened with the fact they not only know who the saints are but aided and abetted 10 years ago, there problems grow even more when a FBI agent Eunice Bloom arrives on the scene .. hot on the trail of 2 vigilante brothers who are resposible for deaths of 22 Mobsters.

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