Very smart and unique dark comedy about 2 brothers becoming unlikely killers
Boondock Saints is not your usual crime film. Two brothers Connor (Sean Patrick Lanery) and Murphy MacManus (Norman Reedus) decide to take out the Russian mafia in Boston after they try to close down their favorite bar. That points to the movie being a dark comedy.<br /><br />The movie tries to make light of the brothers killing gangsters. The first time they get rid of a Russian for instance they start by dropping a toilet on the head of one of them. Another time they fall through a ceiling and then miraculously spin around and shoot everyone in the room. You’re not supposed to take these scenes seriously. This is not Mission Impossible. Instead you’re supposed to laugh at how unlikely these situations. The movie definitely works. Plus it’s pretty original.<br /><br />Another part of the comedy is Willem Dafoe as FBI agent Paul Smecker. He constantly makes wise cracks about the Boston police he has to work with because they’re not too smart. He's also gay and sassy which is completely unexpected.<br /><br />The story telling is also interesting. They begin with the brothers planning out their hit, then it shows the aftermath and Smecker trying to break down what happened, then it flashes back to what the MacManus’ actually did.<br /><br />Overall it makes for a very good and quite unique movie.<br />C
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