Green Street 2!!

[coventrygull]

your not wrong, although why anyone would wanna be an overweight cockney chav who says "awight darlin" wiv a fag hangin from his pie hole to every single bit of skirt ...............i have no idea

Because it gets you a shag in the north

 

[Don Tmatter]

Couldn't take the 1st one seriously with the 'top boy' being played by the same bloke who was the gay schoolboy in 'queer as folk'.

 

[Mackenzie]

green street, green street 2, rise of the footsoldier and football factory are all atrocious films, has made every chav and hoody think they are Danny Dyer.

your not wrong, although why anyone would wanna be an overweight cockney chav who says "awight darlin" wiv a fag hangin from his pie hole to every single bit of skirt ...............i have no idea

I refer to the mouth as the 'cake hole'....as in "shut your cake hole", have I been making afool of myself for all these years?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

If a movie sequel doesn't get a cinema release and goes straight to DVD its reckoned to be totally shit and this is the only way to get back some of the costs of making the film.

 

[element]

its actually INTER city firm, after the trains they used.

Wasn't it also due to them using coupons from Kellog's cereal packets to get free tickets for the Intercity trains?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Couldn't take the 1st one seriously with the 'top boy' being played by the same bloke who was the gay schoolboy in 'queer as folk'.

Where they paying homage to the wsf ?

 

[element]

How would a sequel work?

The GSE's top lad died in the original and the Yank went back to the USA

Is it the most tenuous of tenuous links?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Is it the most tenuous of tenuous links?

A bit like all the Emmanuelle film sequels

 

[plymouth nige]

Had it out on DVD - wasted my money, load of crap

 

[¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤]

Any film that goes straight to DVD's gonna be a pile of pish, you know that.

 

[Brighton till i die]

f*** it im still havin a butchers at it

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I never liked the first one, wasn't West Hams firm called the ICF ?

never heard of cass penant then

 

[Brighton Breezy]

Wasn't it also due to them using coupons from Kellog's cereal packets to get free tickets for the Intercity trains?

Persil I believe.

 

[D'Angelo Saxon]

So is there any of the same characters in it? I was at school with the dude that played Bovva in the first one, and might give it a watch if he was in the sequel - if not, then there's no way I would...

 

[bristolseagull]

The second is WORSE than the first one, and that's saying something..

jesus, the first was pure toilet....

 

[Brighton till i die]

So is there any of the same characters in it? I was at school with the dude that played Bovva in the first one, and might give it a watch if he was in the sequel - if not, then there's no way I would...

ha - i met Bovva out in Frankfurt for the world cup a few years ago - he was a funny fucker but off his head.

dont think he's in this one by the look of the trailer, but the cheeky cockney from their orginal firm" is doing bird (i imagine for the mass fight at the end of the last one).

 

[The Timekeeper]

It's Crap

 

[Skint Gull]

green street, green street 2, rise of the footsoldier and football factory are all atrocious films, has made every chav and hoody think they are Danny Dyer.

Agreed

haven't seen it yet so cant judge - but i stand by my post above saying rise of the footsoilder was a pukka film...

The fact you described a film a 'Pukka' means it's hardly really surprising you'd want to watch a pile of garbage like Green Street

 

[Brighton till i die]

The fact you described a film a 'Pukka' means it's hardly really surprising you'd want to watch a pile of garbage like Green Street

errrrm.... f*** off

 

[Garage_Doors]

I'm not a Danny Dyer fan particularly, but liking films like Lock stock, Snatch rtc, it was recommended to me that if i liked them i probably would like the The Business, which i though was actually quite good,(Anyone order a (unt, cos one just turned up ) was it to the more discerning film audience ?