Green Street Hooligans 2 (2009)

User Rating:

5.1/10   

Director:

Jesse V. Johnson

Writers (WGA):

T. Jay O'Brien (written by)
Lexi Alexander (characters) ...

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Sport

Tagline:

Fight for respect.

Plot:

Following the deadly climax of "Green Street Hooligans," several members of the West Ham firm and numerous members of Millwall end up in jail...

Plot Keywords:

Sequel | Second Part | Color In Title | Number In Title

Cast

Ross McCall	...	Dave Miller
Graham McTavish	...	Big Marc Turner
Treva Etienne	...	Arthur Mason
Luke Massy	...	Keith Morrison
Nicky Holender	...	Ned Hastings
Terence Jay	...	Jess Abbot
Timothy V. Murphy	...	Max (as Timothy Murphy)
Vernon Wells	...	Tankersley Governor
Suzanne May	...	Michelle 'Red' Miller
Peter O'Meara	...	Terry
Marina Sirtis	...	Veronica Mavis
John Bariamis	...	The Chaplain
Nicola Bertram	...	Fosterville Guard
Matt Candito	...	Akbar
Paul Cullen	...	Mickey

Also Known As:

Free Gravel (USA) (working title)
Green Street 2 (USA) (pre-release title)

Runtime:

94 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

Australia:MA (2009) | Netherlands:16 | New Zealand:R18

Company:

Odd Lot Entertainment

Quotes:

Dave: [after taking a beating from Big Marc] You're no Pete Dunham.
Big Marc: Oh, you missing your little Petey are ya?

Movie Connections:

Follows Hooligans (2005)

Soundtrack:

Rise Up

Terrible film

Where to begin, this is wrong wrong wrong. I'm not sure i can put in words how bad this film is. Firstly the setting, this film is filmed entirely on location in the city of Whittier, CA USA. However since the subject matter is related to 2 London, England football clubs. West Ham and Millwall. The setting and scenes take away from the points of the movie. The violence appears at times to be violent for violence sake. The plot line is unrealistic, especially the scenes relating to the football game. Overall a complete shambles and disappointment. I assume this straight to DVD film is made for an American audience. However i feel if someone wants to watch a football in prison film, may i suggest Mean Machine with Vinnie Jones which looks Oscar winning compared to this awful awful film. A great way to fleece the public in a credit crunch, riding on the back of its more watchable and enjoyable prequel. Avoid at all costs!!!!!!!!