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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Y a des bonnes quotes de temps en temps (du moins quand c'est doublé en Queb'), mais des fois c'est juste beeeeen d'trop vulgaire.

Not nearly as good as the original, this one kind of goes through the motions, with predictable results. The jokes kinda just sit there, although the ice scenes move fairly well, and the fight scenes are pretty well choreographed. Pushes for the heart, whereas the first one just allowed it without forcing it. My recommendation: skip this one, and watch the first one again.

I was about to give up on this movie and then Doug drank the opposing team’s goalie’s Gatorade mid-game simply because he was “very thirsty.” 

Lacks all the charm of the first one.

The spark that drove the first Goon movie is sadly gone in this unsure sequel that sorta just sits there with nowhere to go. This time around Doug "The Thug" Glatt (Seann William Scott) is a shell of his former self having been in one too many brutal on-ice battles. Just like Glatt, the movie seems gun-shy, stuck between giving a more meaningful look at the hectic life of a hockey enforcer and not knowing where to fit in all the raunchy jokes that made the first film so memorable.

If you're a big fan of the first Goon (and how can you not be?), it's understandable why you might ignore the negative reviews and check this one out for yourself. But you'll probably end up feeling like you're watching an over-the-hill sports hero that should have retired but unwisely sticks around too long.

Απερίγραπτη φλόμπα που με έκανε να αναρωτιέμαι μήπως και το πρώτο Goon δεν μου είχε αρέσει τελικά και τόσο πολύ. Όχι όμως, δεν έκανα λάθος τότε. To Goon του 2011 είναι μια τρελή αθλητική κωμωδία και το sequel του 2017 είναι μια μαλακία σκέτη.

I hope the foley artists got a bonus for this one.

Such a massive step down from the first film, which was a hilarious and charming movie which succeeded largely because it focused so tightly on the contrast of the kindness of the characters with the brutality of the sport. "Goon" was so good because it was a sports movie that didn't focus on the sports, which was good, because I couldn't really give a fuck about hockey.

"Goon: Last of the Enforcers" takes everything that made the first film fun and throws it out the window, making the characters nothing but punching bags that say the word "fuck" a lot. It also is entirely focused on the hockey team trying to get to the playoffs. Not a character driven comedy anymore, just a generic, unfunny sports movie. Only thing that made me laugh consistently in this movie was TJ Miller as the Sports Desk host.

Another disappointing sequel. They obviously tried very hard to capture a lot of the comedic elements that made the first movie so great, but this time around it just seemed really forced. A lot of jokes fell flat and the movie just seemed like it was made for TV.