the leading man is my tpye

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Try saying in a cockney accent we're West Ham, they're Millwall or Chelsea, we're THE football hooligans. It's a joke made for or written by Yanks who never got out of London. These crews are well known but not respected by the likes of Mancs, Scouse, Brummies, Villa, Stoke, WBA, Leeds, the list goes on and on apologies to those not mentioned. It uses what was a British peculiarity, copied around Europe, of fighting for the thrill.

Did you enjoy "Green Street Hooligans"? If you do, please don't waste your time on this. The "sequel" barely has anything to do with the original events, and on top of that it's just really poorly written and downright dumb. Usually I enjoy talking about things like acting, plot, cinematography, pacing and direction in reviews, but I'm not even going to bother here. I just want to say one thing about this movie: it's set in a prison, and our protagonists get out by winning a football game. If that doesn't strike you as the most retarded storyline in the history of filmmaking, go ahead and watch this movie. If it does, I'm pretty sure I've given you all the information you need. Oh, and the acting, plot, cinematography, pacing and direction probably suck as well, I was too dumbfounded to notice.

If you can sit through this film to the conclusion then you must have died - get someone to check your pulse immediately!! This film is truly rubbish! The acting is laugh-out-loud awful. The accents being put on is like something out of the ministry for silly voices - why the producers didn't just employ cockney actors is baffling, they do seem to be ten-a-penny afterall, especially after the demise of The Bill. And all of that is before we even get onto the plot-line. How anyone thought this would be a good idea for a film is astounding. It is the sort of thing that secondary school media students with learning difficulties would come up with. I've given this an overall score of 1/10 - but to be honest, it's not even that good...

I've seen a few of the football / hooligan genre films. Football factory wasn't bad. Green street 1 wasn't great but passed as not a total waste of my life watching it. Though both are born out of the moronic world of football "firms" who think bloody violence is a wonderful way to show that one sports team is better than another. It's like watching idiots fighting a war just because they believe in different religions. If everyone believed / supported the same ideas and people, what a boring world we'd all live in.And so, this film is another hard-to-swallow idea when the 3 main characters are arrested and jailed for their involvement in a Saturday afternoon brawl from Green Street 1.The inevitable pack of 3 enemies appear in the jail and a small war begins, with occasional scenes of overdone violence.Despite enduring this film with the hope that it could only get better as it continued, the ending proved to make the whole thing incredibly nonsensical. A football game to allow one of the two packs of 3 to be released??? What utter rubbish. Fairytale ending to a nightmare of a film.Avoid at all costs.