“destroy all that is evil, so that what is good may flourish”…”how far are we going to take this dad? the question is not how far, the question is do you possess the constitution, the depth of faith, to go as far as needed?”

this movie is not about a couple irish brothers answering a call from God, or just losing a place to drink you fucking idiot. this movie’s about good prevailing, or just doing what’s right, even if it means murder. “the saints” started doing what they did because they felt it was the right thing to do, and they happened to be good at it. do you support russian mob over vigilantes who can stop a mobster from raping your kids? or your wife? or girlfriend? or murdering your best friend just because he may have saw something he shouldn’t have? oh wait, you probably don’t have any of those do you? “t-bag” is a dumb ass, stuck up, dark hearted, closed-minded, douche-bag. so what if this movie doesn’t start out like the punisher, or Kill Bill, or anything other movie based on vengeance, the reason this movie never was a huge box office hit is because this world has come to the point where people want entertainment, and read only what they see, not the underlining message in the story. not once did they ever say that god told them to do what they decided to do, they did what they believed in. “equality in truth”. you think the mob were honest, hard working citizens? the people the “saints” killed were murderers, rapists, and meth/coke/heroin/etc dealers who killed anyone they had to. don’t get me wrong i’m down with drug dealers, but i don’t stand for mobs or gangs who commit multiple murders to keep the truth hidden. fight for the truth. live life peacefully, whatever it is you do, why does anyone have to hurt anyone else? if your answer is vengeance, then you need to realize it’s a cycle started by evil hearted people and so it’s the evil hearted people who need to be punished and stopped, stripped of all power. That’s what “the saints” did, and for that reason, i applaud the story of this movie, and stand for the message. peace out “d-bag”.

-some ass hole who believes in good, even when you need to be bad.

P.S. Dont kill yourself over this…..your not worth the bullet.

The first time I saw this movie, I was too young to understand it. Watching it again this St. Patty’s Day in a sucessful attempt to follow all stereotypes, I felt something religious reawaken in me which had been coldly shoved to the side for years. The connection between the Saints and their God is very believable and easy to respect. The amounts of violence and drinking are ridiculous at best and do a good job of connecting to a crowd of more wild, unrefined tastes. The main audience was those who could agree with the primal need for blood and vengance. In the ending scene of the first movie, they took the time to show the different opinions of people in terms of the brothers’ actions. Some agreed, some disagreed entirely with the murders, and I found it very interesting that they considered different points of view and even scripted/filmed arguements against their plot (that it was unnecessary, wrong, etc.)

I enjoy Star Wars much less than the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but it does not seem like a good idea for anyone to identify themselves with a form of media entertainment. Getting tattoos and showing support through merchandise are acceptable though.

Most writers use their talents to try and sway the opinions of others in one way or another. It is curious that you went out of your way to insult anyone who you may have been trying to educate.

You might very well have picked on the wrong guy. Not that He would personally do anything to you, but the hundreds and hundreds of hundreds of friends that he does have might not take too kindly to you using his pic and then saying rediculously stupid and rude comments about his fandom expression and person as a whole.

Just so you know: Good luck with your life. You’ll need it.