Question 1

How did The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day perform financially compared to the original film?

Accepted Answer

Despite its limited release, it made more money in its opening weekend than the entire box-office run of The Boondock Saints (1999).

Question 2

What callback to the first film appears in Noah MacManus' voice-over during the drug factory flashback?

Accepted Answer

He says 'While the wicked stand confounded, call me, with thy saints surrounded'—a line painted above the Irish flag in the arms dealer's warehouse in The Boondock Saints (1999).

Question 3

How many fewer times was the 'f' word used in this sequel compared to the original?

Accepted Answer

Versions of the 'f' word were used 136 times here, compared to 246 times in The Boondock Saints (1999)—110 fewer instances.

Question 4

What subtle reference to Rocco appears when the MacManus brothers meet him in their dream?

Accepted Answer

A black cat walks past Rocco across the counter, slyly referencing his girlfriend's cat Skippy, whom he accidentally shot in The Boondock Saints (1999).

Question 5

Why must the MacManus brothers come out of hiding in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

They are skillfully framed by an unknown enemy for the murder of a priest, forcing them to leave their sheep farm hideout to fight for justice in Boston.

Question 6

How did the opening weekend box office of The Boondock Saints II compare to the entire run of the first film?

Accepted Answer

It made more money in its opening weekend than the entire box-office run of The Boondock Saints (1999).

Question 7

What subtle reference to the first film appears when Rocco is seen in a dream sequence?

Accepted Answer

A black cat walks past Rocco, referencing Skippy, the cat he accidentally shot in The Boondock Saints (1999).

Question 8

Why do the MacManus brothers return to Boston in The Boondock Saints II?

Accepted Answer

They are framed for the murder of a priest and must come out of hiding in Ireland to fight for justice in Boston.

Question 9

How many times was the 'f' word used in The Boondock Saints II compared to the original?

Accepted Answer

Versions of the 'f' word were used 136 times, down from 246 times in The Boondock Saints (1999).

Question 10

Who wrote the part of Romeo specifically for Clifton Collins Jr., and how does this parallel the first film?

Accepted Answer

Troy Duffy wrote Romeo for Clifton Collins Jr., similar to how Rocco in the first film was written specifically for David Della Rocco.

The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day

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