Happy St. Patrick s Day! We can t pack the pubs (again) this year so instead, we re bringing some Irish right to your screen. And if you want to talk New England on St. Patrick s Day you better mention Connor and Murphy MacManus, the two Irish brothers from Boston who bring vigilante justice in the movie Boondock Saints. The 1999 flick is a cult classic and has become
one of the most beloved Irish movies of all time. it also stars one of our favorite Mainers, Mr. Bob Marley! The film only grossed about $35,000 when it played in theatres. But no worries, because the film went on to gross over 50 million dollars in video sales! A sequel came out in 2009 and Bobby is also in that one. In fact, he gets shot and killed (which is REALLY weird to watch), but comes back on hockey skates during a dream sequence. Fantastic!
St Paddy s Day Fun With a Bob Marley Scene from Boondock Saints
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St Paddy s Day Fun With a Bob Marley Scene from Boondock Saints
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Now streaming on: Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day is an idiotic ode to macho horseshite (to employ an ancient Irish word). It is however distinguished by superb cinematography. It s the first film in 10 years from Troy Duffy, whose Boondock Saints (1999) has become a cult film. It s such a legendary film, a documentary was even made about it.
No, not one of those the making of jobs. One made by two of Duffy s former pals who got pissed off during the filming. They show him as a possibly alcoholic egomaniac. You know you re in trouble when your movie scores 16 percent on the Tomatometer, and the documentary about it scores 79 percent.