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Green Street Hooligans (2006 movie)
A movie directed by Lexi Alexander
GREEN STREET HOOLIGANS: In 1988, British director Alan Clarke set a high benchmark for movies about soccer hooliganism with a brutal, unflinching drama called THE FIRM. Few dared follow in Clarke's estimable footsteps. But filmmaker Lexi Alexander, … see full wiki
Director:
Lexi Alexander
Genre:
Drama
Release Date:
September 9, 2005
MPAA Rating:
R
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review by brittpinkie.
October 18, 2009
Pros: An exciting and engaging film... Cons: ...a bit predictable, miscasting. The Bottom Line: Green Street Hooligans is a good movie. If violence bothers you, you might want to pass; otherwise, sit down and enjoy an interesting and engaging film. Plot Details: This opinion reveals minor details about the movie''s plot. It's sometimes easy to forget just how vast the cultural differences are between America and Europe. … more
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Quick Tip by RyanWeiss.
September 30, 2009
"Stop Calling It Bloody Soccer!! It's Football Day lets have some fun!!" Great movie, in my top 10!
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GREEN STREET HOOLIGANS is much easier on the psyche to watch in the home DVD version than in the theater release. It is a story so packed with violence that the underlying subplots get lost until the film is reduced to the size of a television screen. Lexi Alexander wrote (with Dougie Brimson and Joshua Shelov) and directed this tense story about the strange cults ('firms') of grown men who align with the various soccer/football teams in London, accompanying the games with intense fighting in the … more
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review by MzJen_2_review.
August 01, 2006
This is one strong and compelling film that's probably been hidden from a lot of viewers and lucky enough I wasn't one of them. I also thought it was very interesting to learn about the organization of "The Firms," I never knew such a thing existed either. Before I seen this film I thought of Hooliganism as a bunch of young drunken idiots, who like to pick fights, etc...... but that clearly wasn't the case. As an American, I struggled a bit with the heavy British accents but I pick up on it really … more
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Pros: Violence, if it is your thing. Cons: Violence, if it isn't your thing. The Bottom Line: Watch Fight Club; watch A Clockwork Orange, Both are much better and at least original. Plot Details: This opinion reveals everything about the movie''s plot. Green Street Hooligans has all of the worst parts of Fight Club without any of its dark humor and clever insights into the mind of a man … more
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