Hooligans - Defiende a los tuyos

Título original: Green Street

2005
C
1h 49min

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Elijah Wood, Charlie Hunnam, and Geoff Bell in Hooligans - Defiende a los tuyos (2005)

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Un joven erróneamente expulsado de Harvard se muda a Londres, donde se introduce en el violento mundo de los hooligans.Un joven erróneamente expulsado de Harvard se muda a Londres, donde se introduce en el violento mundo de los hooligans.Un joven erróneamente expulsado de Harvard se muda a Londres, donde se introduce en el violento mundo de los hooligans.

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7.4/10

165 k

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados en total

Trivia
To research his role, Charlie Hunnam met with real members of the ICF (the Inter City Firm, the name given to West Ham's former hardcore firm of football hooligans).

Errores
During the first bar scene when Bovver is shown standing on a table singing their West Ham song, he is clearly shown drenched in beer as they throw it everywhere. The next scene is shown in the bathroom with Bovver and Matt and his sweater is completely dry and shows no signs of the beer throwing.

Citas
[last lines]
Matt Buckner: [singing] I'm forever blowing bubbles / Pretty bubbles in the air / They fly so high / They reach the sky / And like my dreams they fade and die / Fortune's always hiding, I've looked everywhere / I'm forever blowing bubbles, pretty bubbles in the air. / United! United!

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8/10

Authentic, Absorbing and Exciting

This is the best new movie of any genre that I've seen in many months.

The film really drew me into its world of neighborhood pubs, football supporters, and the dirt-in-the-cracks reality of London. The violence is believable, realistic, graphic, and frightening. As are the consequences of that violence. This film does not glorify hooliganism, it portrays it honestly.

Hooligans doesn't preach about mob mentality, or strength in numbers, rather it gives credit to the strength in the individual that lives up to his commitment to his friends though he may suffer because of it. (That's the best way I could word it without including a spoiler.)