The original Goon came as a pleasant surprise. Last of the Enforcers came as just regular pleasant. Maybe it was only because I actually expected something good this time around, but I personally feel that the first film is much better. Last of the Enforcers is still very watchable, and it's great to be back with Doug Glatt as he tries to figure out what to do in any given situation relying solely on the input of being such a genuinely good dude, but that's only so much of the movie, as we instead diverge into an off-putting (though still realistic) father/son relationship between two tot... read the rest.

The fall and rise of Doug the thug.

Jay Barushel. This is the magic words for this film. This is his feature film directional debut and I would say he did an awesome job. Apart from that, his cameo was also so good. The first film was good. It was like I have never seen before. A sports film with a favour of WWE. I did not think it would get a sequel, but now I'm really happy they made one. This is just perfect as the first one.

In television and feature films, those who play brothers, sisters, never rise into the big stars. Sean William Scott quite found his own place. This film cou... read the rest.