Punk's Dead: SLC Punk 2

2016
Not Rated
1h 15min

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4,6/10

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Adventure Comedy Music

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young punk's odyssey.A young punk's odyssey.A young punk's odyssey.

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Histoire

Modifier

Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
Devon Sawa was paid $100 in Subway gift cards for his role as Sean in this movie.

Gaffes
When "John The Mod," now "Johnny Jekyll," seems to make a faux pas by mentioning death metal, it may be an intentional attempt at a joke. He never refers to himself as being Black Metal or Death Metal during the duration of the film, nor does he ever state he's an extremist. He's only described as "Norwegian Black Metal" by other characters.

Connexions
Follows SLC Punk! (1998)

Bandes originales
Please Do Not Go
Written by Gordon Gano (uncredited)
Performed by Violent Femmes

Pretty good... for a sequel nobody asked for.

The first SLC Punk answered some questions that people might (or might not have) asked. About the 80's midwest HxC Scene, what was going through these suburban white kid's heads.

It did the scene some justice, and while not quite breaking untread ground, it was fun enough.

This one came out of left field. Didnt answer any questions. And while SLC Punk might have been a passion project, I don't really know what this was, or who really wanted it.

I will say, I loved the scenes with Shawn and Matt the Mod, and even Crash when Bob's son wasnt on the screen. Overall, not too bad... Would I recommend it:?

No. There's far, far better. Like Penelope Spheeris' Suburbia.