The indifference of good men

Cette vidéo est une partie du début du film The Boondock Saints mettant l'emphase sur la grande capacité de mal que permet l'indifférence des braves gens.

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Film & Animation

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• boondock
• saints
• aperih
• indifference
• good
• men

[streborwehttam]

Same here. This was the single most essential scene in the movie. If it weren't for this short sermon given by the Monsignor, then the direct connotation of rational for the "saints" and their actions would have been empty for the movie, and it just wouldn't have worked.

[OneWingedAngel79]

This scene made this movie for me.....it made sense

[edenfire]

Someone once theorized that this scene takes place after the end of the movie and was only shown as the introductory scene, where the Saints were known for the courthouse incident. And the reason everyone gives them the freedom to do as they want and with no sense of fear is because they all know and approve of their actions. The only hesitant one is the fellow preacher who is told what's up.

I dont personally subscribe to it. But it does makes sense in that direction if it were true.

[DarkRonin21]

"I think the Monsignor is finally starting to get it"

[werekid]

I've used this quote as proof that Joe Paterno was wrong in not reporting the rape of the young boys. He may not have done anything physically, but his indifference is a sin.

[mytypeofsound]

Black Wrist Bros - Proof

At the beginning of the song this clip is played.

[omgitsweeman]

ohhhhhhh i know wut that preist ment now, gotta love the dictionary

[NapalmPuppet]

Am I right in saying tht although this secene is at the beggining of the movie its actually set at the end.

[leo994life]

the fahter in this movie says fear evil men and fear most the indifference of good men

i say fear no evil fear only god, good men is what counts and they will overcome

[PunkDirector86]

Not to sound like a dork, but I live my life by the words "Now, we must all fear evil men... But there is another kind of evil which we must fear MOST... and that is, the indifference of GOOD MEN"