This movie is the exact opposite of everything I just wrote about in my last hub. Their is violence and people taking justice into their own hands. It is offensive and addictive. Something about this movie is just amazing. While I may not agree that we have the right to decide who lives and dies, sometimes it feels good to watch the bad guy get shot down (in a fictional movie only). You feel justified as they continue to get bad guy after bad guy and quoting their Irish family prayer. You feel offended yet love agent Smecker as he blurts out offensive gay slurs all the while getting drunk in a gay bar. This movie is brilliantly refreshing!

SO MANY GREAT CHARCTERS!

Willem Dafoe, I don't know if there is a role this man can't play well. He plays the role of a gay, sarcastic, intense, and crass FBI agent, with the dryest sense of humor I have ever seen. He attacks each seen with such conviction and intensity.

The two brothers, Sean Patrich Flannery and Normum Reedus, brilliantly portray the impoverish Irish brothers living in an Irish neighborhood in Boston, who by accident end up on a mission to kill. You fall in love with their fun "Irish guy" nature and their attachment to each other.

I can't review this movie with out mentioning the "side Kick". They call him "Funny Man Rocco". He is the goofy drug addict playing personal assistant to the Russian Mob and inside man to the brothers. He is goofy, nervous, and terribley stupid and entertaining.

There are so many small characters in this movie that play a big part in what makes this movie GREAT! Some other characters you might enjoy are Billy Conolly the man behind the brothers, plays an assasin hired by the mob, and you can expect a couple camios from Ron Jeremy.

You may think this movie is not for you. That is what I thought when my friend recommended it to me. Now I am recommending it to you! From a woman's perspective, it was worth watching for the eye candy alone, but there is more to this movie then just eye candy. It raises some interesting questions such as: Is killing a killer a justified murder? Is there such a thing as justified murder? How would you feel if you knew there were people going around killing the "bad guys" in your neighborhood?

All in all this movie is a winner for me and for many others. It is becoming a cult classic among movie fans of all kinds. From the amazing writing, direction, and acting, this movie really BRINGS IT, so to speak. Give it a chance and check it out!