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Goon: Last of the Enforcers

2017 Directed by Jay Baruchel

Glatt's Back!

During a pro lockout, Doug "The Thug" Glatt is injured and must choose whether to defend his team against a dangerous new enemy, or be there for his wife as she prepares to give birth to his daughter.

Seann William Scott Alison Pill Marc-André Grondin Wyatt Russell Callum Keith Rennie Liev Schreiber Kim Coates Richard Clarkin Elisha Cuthbert Jay Baruchel Jonathan Cherry Trent Pardy George Tchortov Karl Graboshas Jason Jones David Paetkau T.J. Miller Larry Woo Ellen David Curt Keilback Tessa Bonhomme Claire Stollery Glen McDonald Andrew Herr Nathan Dales Emma Hunter Lane Manson Boomer Phillips Brandon Prust Show All…

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Review by Hollie Horror ★

I fought Richard about watching Goon: Last of the Enforcers for DAYS but when you're in a relationship you have to learn to compromise, and by compromise I mean barter/bribe. In exchange for watching this sequel to Goon, he had to agree to watch Monster High and a Don Dohler movie of my choice, the deal was struck, bound in blood.

Every single minute that this movie festered, my smile widened because, per usual, I was right.

Sequels to successful comedies are usually guaranteed to be awful and, not to mention, absolutely unnecessary, who honestly outside of the cast & crew thought "I'd love an expansion of this compelling comedy, a sequel is only a natural progression to this soon-to-be-goon-saga."

Goon:…
Review by Wood ★★★★

My favorite part about Goon is it's not about someone who is good at hockey, but a man that is just trying to be the best person he can be, even if he fails sometimes. Maybe the most culturally significant Canadian franchise, and I'm happy to be represented by Doug Glatt. A good lad.
Review by Connor Carey ★★½

An entertaining albeit completely unnecessary and mostly unfunny sequel. Sean William Scott turns in another solid performance but the rest of the cast just looks bored to be there. It has some funny and sweet moments but it certainly lacks most of the heart and charm of the first film. It okay and watchable at best, but it really didn't need to be made.
Review by Ben Scanga ★★

Never have I been disappointed by any movie in my entire life fucking ever...

Jay Baruchel sure can't direct actors or make a coherent narrative either.

Jay, I appreciate the fact that you had the best time of your life making this movie. I mean, during the ending blooper reel you scream out "I fucking love this movie!" But it's not cool when no one else enjoys it. And I know this fact because I laughed the most out of anyone in the theatre, and I laughed twice.
Review by Foz Rotten ★★★★

Goon was my movie of the year when it came out. I fucking love that movie. Thank you Jay for a chance to revisit that world and those characters. There were definitely some tears shed.
Go get 'me boys.
Review by Jacob Cunningham ★★★

A shadow of the first movie, but hey, even with half the laughs and heart of the first movie, it still has a fair amount of laughs and heart.

Recent reviews

Review by Stephen Marsh ★★★½ 3

Funnier than the first. It benefits from a clear villain (Wyatt Russell channeling his dad) and a bigger heart.

...and then the hand-jobs start.
Review by mjp410 ★★

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Review by cumscum420 ★★½

Ya know, exactly what I expected.
Review by Jennifer Moglia ★★★

not as good as the first one, but still a cute, funny movie!! doug glatt jersey is officially on my christmas list. yes i cried at the end. tyler seguin/michael del zotto cameo appreciated. thank u for coming to my ted talk
Review by Tori ★★★

Just as heartfelt as the first one with such a sweet, genuinely good dude to root for and in the cutest and healthiest straight relationship around tbh.

There's def problematic jokes here and there, and TJ Miller's presence sucks, but overall it's very sweet.

tw/cw: SO MUCH BLOOD
some racism
ableist language
Review by Austin Green ★

Such a letdown following a fantastic first movie.
Review by Donny Broussard ★★½

Not as good as the first one, but still enjoyable.
Review by Hannibal Montana ★★★

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The first Goon was the definition of a matinee movie. It had a colorful cast of characters and memorable moments that made it a must-watch for hockey and sports movie fans, but the plot hemmed a little too closely to formula to fully recommend to people outside that genre fandom. Hell, when the sequel, Last of the Enforcers began pretty much where the last one left off with our dim-witted, but big-hearted protagonist, Doug Glatt (Sean Williams Scott) being elected team captain, I had to pause the movie and read the plot synopsis of the first one on Wikipedia just to refresh myself where every character was at. So it's highly recommended that you double…
Review by jorbjorb ★★★

A really good hockey movie.