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Green Street Hooligans DVD

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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, who joined a gang of soccer thugs during her childhood in Germany, seems well placed to be the director of GREEN STREET HOOLIGANS, which returns to the controversial subject matter some 17 years after Clarke's film. Matt Buckner (Elijah Wood) is a student who travels to London after getting kicked out of Harvard. Ostensibly there to visit his sister, Matt instead forms an unlikely bond with her husband's brother, Pete Dunham (Charlie Hunnam), who takes him to a soccer match to see his team, West Ham. At the game, the inevitable happens, and Matt's initial trepidation at the violence swelling around him soon turns into a pulse-racing, visceral thrill. Suddenly finding a taste for the hooligan life, Matt joins Pete's firm, the Green Street Elite, leading to further booze-fueled confrontations and providing an opportunity for Matt to keep a journal explaining why he's attracted to such a violent pursuit. Surprisingly, Elijah Wood manages to fit perfectly into a role that seems ill-suited to his elfin, wide-eyed looks. British actor Charlie Hunnam, who starred in the U.K. version of QUEER AS FOLK and TV's UNDECLARED, neatly complements Wood as the Cockney boy who leads him into danger, and together the two actors manage to carve out convincingly violent characters. A loud, energetic soundtrack and roaming, trembling camera work create a disquieting atmosphere in a movie punctuated with scenes of rampant brutality. Sensibly not trying to ape Alan Clarke's approach to the subject matter, Alexander has instead created a very effective work built on her own experience.

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Formato de Vídeo: DVD

Género: Drama

Calificación MPAA: R (Restricted)

Director: Lexi Alexander

Actores: Elijah Wood/ Charlie Hunnam/ Claire Forlani

Estudio: Warner Home Video

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Título del Producto: Green Street Hooligans DVD

Fabricante: Anderson

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Power Score: 3.8 | 4 Reviews

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Media Format: DVD

Género: Drama

Clasificación MPAA: R (Restricted)

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  • 5
  Por el miembro: un07 - May 30, 2007

mind blowin

one of the best movie eva......very real and excitin...was so much better than i'd expected...cudn't take my eyes off charlie....loved it....awesome movie!!!! not to be missed ;)

  • 5
  Por el miembro: bab_dee - Jan 7, 2007

very good

This movie "Green Street Hooligans" is the best movie I do not think there ever was a weakness in the movie, because it always kept you on your feet wondering what would happen and once you think you know what is going to happen it turns around sometimes, the movie is also good because it takes place in the best place ever Manchester and I am a big fan of the place. when I watched the movie it...

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  • 3.3
  TopTenREVIEWS.com - Mar 17, 2008

Hooligans (2005)

Hooligans (2005) receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS rating of 2.65 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #4,415 movie of all time, #214 movie from 2005 and #2,309 Drama movie of all time. The rating and ranking is based on an average of 110 critic scores, awards and other criteria. To see a breakdown of the movie ranking, read individual critic reviews, or see how other movies ranked, click on the link...

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  • 2.3
  Rotten Tomatoes - Nov 30, -0001

Green Street Hooligans

When it comes to the subculture of soccer thugs, Green Street Hooligans lacks sufficient insight, and instead comes off as a Fight Club knock-off.

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