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Anthony Denham, Calum McNab, Danny Dyer, Dudley Sutton, Frank Harper
The Football Factory is more than just a study of the English obsession with football violence, its about men looking for armies to join, wars to fight and places to belong. A forgotten culture of Ang...( read more
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Not a bad film but Nick Love isn't as good a director as he thinks he is. The Business is still his best work but I'm starting to think it was just luck. It?s not that I didn't enjoy this film, it?s just that the characters, as entertaining as they are, are too stereotypical. The...( read more)
Hooligan firm movie £10. Ticket to the game £30. Ticket to Wembley £120. Seeing Danny Dyers head kicked in every ten minutes PRICELESS. For everything else there the 6.37
"What else are you gonna do on a Saturday? Sit in your fuckin' armchair wankin' off to Pop Idols? Then try and avoid your wife's gaze as you struggle to come to terms with your sexless marriage? Then go and spunk your wages on kebabs, fruit machines and brasses? Fuck that for ...( read more)
If I?m honest (and this will sound like I am stating the obvious here) Football hooliganism is very much all this film is about. It offers no moral to the story, like many of the films in this genre, but a very realistic view of what goes on behind the scenes of the game.
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This movie is very crazy...high testosterone. But, I enjoyed it...I covered my eyes on some violent scenes.
A brilliant story giving an insight into the lives of British football hooligans.
one of the best football films very hard but mostley true to watt goes on
What else you gonna do on a Saturday? well this movie is about what to do when you are raised in this kind of life of a firm and football!! and I do like this football about firm movies but this one was a little dodgy!! we have the main guy going thru a life stage in front of us...( read more)
If Green Street is West Ham - polished and Premier League, this film is Millwall: a lower division that can still pull punches but doesn't learn from its mistakes. Dyer plays the same cockney wide-boy he always seems to play and even after having the shit kicked out of him he doe...( read more)
