- Studio: Apparition
- Release Date: Oct 30, 2009
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6.1
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 83 Ratings
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Positive: 50 out of 83
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Mixed: 6 out of 83
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Negative: 27 out of 83
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MattC.Oct 30, 200910This movie is Boondock Saints 2. It lives up to its name. It's got awesome gun scenes, it's got the return of the original cast and it's funny as hell. This movie is a blast. If you loved the first one this movie is perfect for you. PS critics suck on sequels, listen to fans.
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DrewLNov 2, 200910Boondock Saints 2 lived up to the long awaited hype of a sequel. The humor found in this movie was not only entertaining but reminded people why they loved the first one to begin with. However I dont understand how critics even have jobs. They clearley lack any concept about what the consumer would like. This movie is a must see if you loved the first one.
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DavidJNov 3, 20099This is one of the best movies. there guns were the best, Duff made a perfect film in all films. first on is ok, but the second one is great. i hope he makes a part 3.
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BenCNov 1, 20099This movie rocks, its not supposed to be serious, its supposed to be a quote filled piss take with action in it, which is what it is, not as good as the first, but still good.
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JDSOct 31, 20099right along the lines of the 1st movie, it has a great dark sence of humor, and delivers the its action covered in cheese. Basically if you liked the first movie your mostly enjoy this film. And on a side note Ricky (Rob Wells)from Trailer park boys was in it....so awesome.
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CiaranBOct 31, 200910I love the first movie and the sequel does it justice then some, the only thing i would've changed was the actress portraying the F.B.I. agent that replaces agent Smecker. Other than her annoying accent this is everything Saint fans could have hoped for
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ThomasFOct 30, 20099I'm not sure what movie the critics watched but this movie was on par with the first or better. Go see it if your a fan of the first don't let critics dissuade you. Its a politically incorrect shoot um up that does not pull its punches in action or comedy.
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JohnFOct 30, 200910Awesome movie. If you loved the first one you will love this. Action and a spiritutual overtone are great. Love the brothers.
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TiffanyGNov 1, 200910
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ColinG.Nov 1, 200910I loved the original and this was damned good. Do not listen to the folks who don't get it. If you like the original (a classic action flick IMHO) then this will deliver the goods as well. Kudos to Troy for giving his fans what they want.
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ClaySNov 10, 200910As a fan of the first film. Boondock Saints 2 is a will-love for all Boondock fans. Overall, the film starts off slow, but come to a climax and says there. What makes it better is the surprise at the end.
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DustySNov 3, 200910Potentially even better than the original. Great action sequences and all around the type of awesomeness we came to expect from the first film. If you didn't like the 1st one, you won't like the sequel, but if you loved the first, you'll love All Saints Day.
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CaseyMOct 31, 200910I absolutely loved this movie. Unlike many sequels, the ENTIRE same cast was present, and not much seemed to have changed. It didn't skip a beat, despite the 10-year gap. Dialogue and character interactions remained the same across both movies, as they should in a good sequel. It was like watching the first one, for the first time. Plus there's more rope.
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AhmadI.Nov 14, 20099The perfect sequel to one Hell of a movie.
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Duffy's inept command of actors, not to mention his utterly juvenile morality and his comically clumsy use of religious iconography, should keep all but the diehards away.
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Earns points only for being remarkably unself-conscious about its across-the-board ineptitude.
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25An idiotic ode to macho horseshite (to employ an ancient Irish word). It is however distinguished by superb cinematography.