The Boondock Saints

Trivia: The word "fuck" and its derivatives are used a total of 246 times.

Trivia: The door to the porno club says, "Abandon hope all ye who enter," the same words on the sign to Hell in The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

Trivia: The actor who portrays "Vincenzo Lipazzi" (Yakavetta's right hand man), Ron Jeremy, is actually an adult film actor/producer.

Trivia: When the brothers and Rocco battle Il Duce, Willem Dafoe falls to his knees with his arms raised, composing the classical music in the background as he visualizes the actions. This closely resembles Dafoe's death scene from Platoon (1986).

Trivia: When transposed, the first couple letters of Agent Paul Smecker's name change to "Smaul Pecker" (Small Pecker).

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Continuity mistake: In the scene when Il Duce approaches the house before he begins shooting at the three, he steps in front of a car without a hubcap. During the battle, you can now see a hubcap on the wheel. (01:17:05)

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The Priest: Would they ever harm an innocent person for any reason?
Paul Smecker: No, they would never do that. Well, the two Irish guys wouldn't, the Italian guy, he might, he's kind of an idiot.

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Question: I love the music throughout the movie, and my favorite is the one techno song with some sort of foreign-language lyric playing as the brothers are walking across town to the Copley Plaza Hotel. I have searched high and low for this song, and cannot seem to find it anywhere. Can anyone tell me the name of it?

Answer: The song is titled "Indigino" it's a foreign techno song by "The Chidros".

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