The Boondock Saints is my favorite movie because it inspires thought, has humor, it's a different aspect of film because there is no hidden romantic agenda with a woman with one of the brothers, neither of the brothers die to over-do the dramatics... there is enough dramatic in it with roccos death that it doesnt need anymore. it is a perfect example of a classic film that everyone should watch.

if all the popular kids like it and quote it and it gets annoying- that doesnt mean the movie isnt good that just means that they want to be even more popular and they want to be in... has NOTHING to do with how good the movie is or any of the such... some people shouldnt let other people decide what movies are good and which ones arent... i like the movie because it is a good fu**ing movie, not because some people DONT know about it... and if more people know about it i will be even more stoked because then when all saints day comes out they will make the right amount of money and recognition for such a great story line and film... *cough emo rebel cough*

(shut up.)

Fraternal twins Conner (Flanery) and Murphey (Reedus) MacMannus are on a mission from God to rid Boston of crime. However, instead of signing up for the police force, these hard-drinking Irish-American brothers take the law into their own hands. Heralded as saints by the city's beleaguered residents, the brothers also attract the attention of Paul Smecker (Defoe), the openly gay FBI special agent assigned to investigate the spate of killings amongst the ranks of the Russian mafia.

A movie about 2 Irish vigalantes who enlist a friend to help them rid Boston of as many evil-doers as they can. Lots of cussing, but very quotable lines. The second one isn't as good as the first, but you should still check it out.

Best damn movie ever created!!!!!

A movie which owns you and all your other movies...This movie was one and maybe the greatest movie of all time.

In addition to the "camping without hookups", or "out in the boonies boondocks" definitions, within the professional truck driver circles, it was understood to mean "bypassing the toll stations by taking smaller side roads". Often, if you knew you were hauling an overweight load without a permit, or otherwise not in compliance with DOT regulations, you reduced the likelihood of a citation, or worse, by avoiding the "chicken coops" (scales, weight stations), and Interstates, within so many miles of either side of a city or border with another state. It did not prevent a "bear" (state trooper, or other law-enforcement officer) from pulling you over and setting up a "portable chicken coop" (portable scales carried in the trunk of his car) and writing you up anyway. But, since it was a cat and mouse thing, you ran the gauntlet and took your chances. In some states, particularly in Southern US, it was as normal as speeding and using Black Mollies (amphetamines, to stay awake)... not me, of course... I meant those other guys.

where you have lived out in the sticks so long that you have no knowledge of what goes on outside your own yard.