Having previously spawned a film sequel and a comic book (with “The Boondocks Saints 3” still a real possibility, apparently!), Duffy’s action-thriller has come a long way since originally getting drop-kicked by critics as a Tarantino wannabe and dumped in a handful of theaters with little to no fanfare in the wake of the Columbine High School massacre (for obvious reasons). That being the case, the challenge is not so much finding a place to watch “The Boondocks Saints” at home as it is deciding on which of the many places it’s available to choose from.
Being ride-or-die for physical media like we are here at /Film, we’d strongly suggest tracking the film down on DVD or Blu-ray. (You can even pick up the director’s cut on Blu-ray for the low, low price of $8.90 on Amazon right now.) Otherwise, you can rent or buy “The Boondock Saints” for as little as, respectively, $2.99 and $9.99 on just about every major digital platform out there — Vudu, Prime Video, YouTube, Apple TV — or stream it for free with ads on Tubi and Pluto TV. Those with a Peacock subscription can also check it out there with either limited commercials or none at all, depending on the tier you’ve signed up for.
