The Boondock Saints is a look at two Irish men who decide to take the law into their own hands. The film gives us three heroes but it is hard to figure out who we are suppose to side with. William Dafoe's character of the federal agent who is investigating these crimes has to be the most dramatic storyteller I have ever seen on the screen. At one point he is dancing and yelling about how the crime went down and then starts shooting his gun up in the air. The character also gets really creepy at the end of the film where we see him dressed up as a woman and making out with one of the mafia Don's henchmen. I don't consider this movie a must see but I give it 3.5/5 stars just because of William Dafoe.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
#482 - The Boondock Saints
The Boondock Saints is a look at two Irish men who decide to take the law into their own hands. The film gives us three heroes but it is hard to figure out who we are suppose to side with. William Dafoe's character of the federal agent who is investigating these crimes has to be the most dramatic storyteller I have ever seen on the screen. At one point he is dancing and yelling about how the crime went down and then starts shooting his gun up in the air. The character also gets really creepy at the end of the film where we see him dressed up as a woman and making out with one of the mafia Don's henchmen. I don't consider this movie a must see but I give it 3.5/5 stars just because of William Dafoe.
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