Green Street Hooligans

Synopsis

Green Street Hooligans is a gripping drama that follows the journey of an American college student, Matt Buckner, played by Elijah Wood, who becomes engulfed in the world of British football hooliganism. After being wrongfully expelled from Harvard, Matt travels to London to stay with his sister and soon finds himself immersed in the violent and intense culture of football hooliganism. Led by the charismatic Pete Dunham, played by Charlie Hunnam, Matt joins the Green Street Elite firm and experiences the camaraderie, rivalries, and dangers that come with being a football hooligan. As Matt is exposed to the adrenaline-fueled clashes and loyalty within the firm, he must navigate the blurred lines between loyalty, violence, and family.

Cast

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  Elijah Wood

  Matt Buckner

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  Charlie Hunnam

  Pete Dunham

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  Claire Forlani

  Shannon Dunham

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  Marc Warren

  Steve Dunham

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  Leo Gregory

  Bovver

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  Geoff Bell

  Tommy Hatcher

Reviews

Green Street Hooligans has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its raw depiction of football hooliganism and the strong performances by the cast, others criticized it for glorifying violence and lacking depth in its storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 46%, with some reviewers commending the film's authenticity and energy, but others condemning its portrayal of hooliganism. IMDb users rated it 7.4 out of 10, with many praising Elijah Wood's convincing performance and the intense football match scenes. Metacritic rated it 55/100, with critics highlighting the film's authenticity but noting its predictable plot. Overall, Green Street Hooligans is a gritty and intense portrayal of football hooliganism that elicits strong reactions from viewers and critics alike.