Is this it, Priest? The Pope's new army? A few crusty bitches and a handful of rag-tags?
Is this it, Priest? The Pope's new army? A few crusty bitches and a handful of rag-tags?
Owen Baker
John Mitchell
What was his problem?
Jordan Martinez
How can such an amazing character be at the centre of such a mediocre film.
Gabriel Flores
Such is the life of DDL.
Jeremiah Russell
its a 9.25/10 film with a 10/10 performance from DDL :)
Bentley James
Yeah, his presence is scary through the whole movie.
Ryan Robinson
Why are the Irish so grrrrrrr?
Jason Turner
Caleb Garcia
Awful film
Caleb Young
The funniest scene in the movie is when DDL was doing all this big talk about how he's gonna disfigure Leo and butcher him and ruin his face and shit, like he's gonna be put into ccircues
and then gives him tiniest scar on the cheek that's barely even visible
Grayson Peterson
>"We tha Plug Uglies!"
Xavier Jenkins
Look at this
just guys being dudes
hanging out at the dock, throwing rocks at immigrant women and children
Jaxson Clark
>The Forty Thieves!"
Nathaniel Hernandez
Even with Leonardo Di Caprio in it, it's good
Christopher Peterson
>"Bowery Boys!"
Gabriel Parker
Those micks deserved it to be honest.
Anthony Thomas
>that scene where the competing firefighters fight each other over who gets to put out the fire
Is this really what ancaps want?
Wyatt Gray
>"Aye, those are some frightful names. But do any of em have the sand of the Dead Rabbits?"
Who would you guys have cast instead of comedy actress/model Cameron Diaz? Back then, I mean.
Sebastian Moore
He did nothing wrong, death to all papist dogs and all other savage barbarian foreigners
Nolan Parker
Jason Jackson
It makes sense, back then firefighters were private companies
Parker Nelson
god she's such a fucking awful actress, and repulsive to look at. literally any other actress at that time would've been better
Jaxson Wilson
Katie Holmes or Claire Danes.
I would say Julia Roberts, but she already played a hooker with a heart of gold.
Evan Howard
wtf did he mean by this
they were essentially private businesses in those days