I read the reviews before watching the film as I'm sure most do and they were below average at best, so I went in with extremely low expectations. I loved Green Street and I was excited to watch the sequel, upsetting it may be that only one member of the original Green Street cast survived into the sequel, it was still a very good film. The storyline is really gripping, making you fall in love with some characters and resenting others, if you are a fan of violence and cockney accents this film is perfect for you. Overall this film was very good, some characters could have been designated better actors but it was good nonetheless.

:)) it's good to just watch a easy movie with great violence, especially if u're mad about fight club as I amI mean, movies like this make great movies great, and if u're open- minded and mad enough and especially don't have expectations, this will satisfy you :)The soundtrack is great, and the acting is pretty good, it impressed me, I was like F**K YEAH ! I WANNA FIGHT :))I especially liked the nose-biting scene and the gore in their voices :))Like f**king hell man, enjoy everything! Someone who fully understands and enjoys movies like Donnie Darko or the city of lost children ( most recent ones ) can enjoy this one to :)) !Cheers mates ! \m/

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.

Green Street seemed to me to be a watered down version of the Football Factory and while it was actually not that bad I couldn't help thinking the whole way through that the little hobbit fella had been in some much harder scraps down in New Zealand than anything he came up against in Mockney London.15 minutes into the sequel and I was ready to switch off, but, (as earlier reviewers have stated), hearing a former member of the Starship Enterprise effing and jeffing and on some occasions "Canting" (excuse my spelling) kept my attention.In the end, not a bad little film but it's certainly not going to win any awards especially as it has (as I stated in the summary, a happy ending).