The Boondock Saints Page #23

Synopsis: Tired of the crime overrunning the streets of Boston, Irish Catholic twin brothers Conner (Sean Patrick Flanery) and Murphy (Norman Reedus) are inspired by their faith to cleanse their hometown of evil with their own brand of zealous vigilante justice. As they hunt down and kill one notorious gangster after another, they become controversial folk heroes in the community. But Paul Smecker (Willem Dafoe), an eccentric FBI agent, is fast closing in on their blood-soaked trail.
 
IMDB:
7.8
Metacritic:
44
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
R
Year:
1999
108 min
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He storms to the entry way.

INT. LAKEVIEW LUNCH ENTRY WAY NIGHT

Smecker walks across the street, still angry, and goes to a

payphone. There's an extreme close-up on his hand as he puts

in a quarter. As the quarter jingles in...

FLASHBACK EXT. STREET IN FRONT OF LAKEVIEW LUNCH DAY

...there is a close-up on a hand pulling back from the coin

slot. The hand moves up to pull a cigarette from its

possessor's mouth. It is Rocco. He dials the phone.

MURPHY (V.O.)

Hello?

ROCCO:

Hey, Murph.

MURPHY (V.O.)

Roc. You okay?

ROCCO:

Yeah. Anybody call for me?

MURPHY (V.O.)

No. You sure you're okay?

ROCCO:

I'm f***in' fine.

(beat)

Catch you on the flip side.

He goes across the street and enters Salamone's.

INT. ROCCO'S APARTMENT DAY

Donna and Rayvie are laying on the couch. Connor is spit-

shining his boots by the window. Murphy lights his cigarette

on the gas stove and pours some salt in a pot of water with

a handful of pennies boiling to a shine in it. Rocco bursts

through the door, hysterical. Tears are streaming down his

face.

ROCCO:

Pack your sh*t! We gotta get outta

here! We gotta get out!

CONNOR:

(hopping into his

boots)

What happened?

ROCCO:

I killed em! Oh, Jesus! I killed em

all!!

DONNA:

Rocco?

MURPHY:

Hey, hey. Just calm down. Tell us

what happened!

ROCCO:

No! F*** you! You start getting

excited! We gotta f***ing go!

DONNA:

Rocco!

CONNOR:

(packing up gear)

Who did you kill?

MURPHY:

(packing up gear)

Holy sh*t. Who? How many?

ROCCO:

(rummaging through

his drawers)

Hurry the f*** up!

MURPHY:

This is some crazy sh*t, man!

ROCCO:

Those cocksuckers sold me out!

CONNOR:

Did I f***in' tell ya, Rocco? They

pull on you first?

DONNA:

ROCCO!

ROCCO:

What did I f***in' do?... in the

middle of the Lakeview.

CONNOR:

Lakeview the deli? Oh, sh*t!

MURPHY:

Ha! Ha! Roc, you got a jumbo set of

coconut balls man!

DONNA/RAYVIE

ROCCO!

ROCCO:

(turns in rage)

What?

DONNA:

(softly)

Where's my cat?

ROCCO:

(slight pause)

I killed your f***in' cat, you druggie

b*tch!

DONNA:

(shocked, hurt)

You... oh god, why?

ROCCO:

I felt it would bring closure to our

relationship!

DONNA:

(crying)

You killed my... my...

She stops, unsure of the cat's name.

ROCCO:

(screaming)

Your what?! Your f***in' what?!

DONNA:

My, my...

ROCCO:

(puts his gun to his

own head)

Your what, b*tch? I'll shoot myself

in the head, you can tell me that

cats name! Go ahead... Your what?

Your precious little...

(waiting for her

response)

DONNA:

(flustered, crying)

Pee...Per...Man.

ROCCO:

Peeperman? WRONG? What color was

it?!!!

DONNA:

It was... It was...

ROCCO:

Male or female, b*tch?!!

RAYVIE:

Don't you yell at her you f***in'

prick!

ROCCO:

Shut your fat ass, Rayvie! I can't

buy a pack of smokes without running

into nine guys you f***ed.

DONNA:

Don't you yell at her!

Rocco rummages through her purse and finds her car keys.

ROCCO:

All right, let's get the f*** outta

here!

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Troy Duffy

Troy Duffy (born June 8, 1971 in Hartford, Connecticut) is an American director, screenwriter, and musician. He has directed two films, The Boondock Saints, and its sequel, The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day. more…

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