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That's because the Canadians have traditionally loved hockey and the Montreal Canadians were like gods in Canada for decades.
Joyce Grenfell as Ruby Gates (oh dear! that name!) plays her 'jolly hockey sticks' constable-incognito to hilarious perfection.
Tales From the Gimli Hospital left me cold, that movie about the Austrian villagers and the one about the Ice Nymph were pretty to look but lacking in the story department...and this nudie movie about abortion and hockey is just boring.
Then he was offered more pay by the Minnesota North Stars hockey team.
In GIRLS ice hockey you cannot check.
I play hockey and I'm only 4'11 and have been asked to go to schools like the one in the movie.
Also not all hockey players hate figure skaters.
A lot of current girls hockey players were once figure skaters themselves.
I was embarrassed by the movie it gave people the idea that we suck.......although i must mention that it is difficult to transition between the sports because of the toe pick on the figure skates.....also some of those twirly moves KAtelin was doing on the ice you couldn't do in a regular hockey game.
A pitiful excuse for a movie, and a pitiful attempt to associate hockey and skating.
The plot is pure drivel as it concerns Oliver Barrett IV, a privileged Harvard hockey player, who meets and falls in love with Jenny Cavelleri, an antagonistic Vassar music student proud of her working class background.
She instead says hockey stick (har har).
What should we do about hockey though...? And curling.
No gore, no knives, no hockey masks--just a well-constructed story that is best viewed at night with the lights out.
It's really unfortunate that most people outside of Canada think that the only things that Canada produces are snow, mounties and hockey players.
In fact, I'm pretty sure that the Writers had no idea of what it was, they probably just liked the hockey team.
2. Don't pretend to have a "broken" arm when its clear your "acting" and if your going to enlist the help of your friends to kill a mentally retarded handyman, don't have your weapons of choice be a croquet mallet, lacrosse stick, and a hockey stick.
I was originally assuming that someone had watched the Mighty Ducks, and switched hockey for basketball, Emilio Estavez for Martin Lawrence, and genuine entertainment for a farce of a movie.
In the first and most memorable scene in this movie, 'Jackson', while wearing a hockey mask and meandering around the streets of London one night, and grabs a guy from behind and peels back the flesh from his face and then punches a hole into the guy's chest and then rips out his heart.
Then, in the first of several changes in tone, we get annoying attempts at humour, where Jackson tries on cowboy hats in a store while still wearing his hockey mask, a cornball sequence where they go for a stroll on the beach one evening at sunset, while Jackson is still wearing his hockey mask(!) - is this supposed to be a comedy or a soap opera love story now?
This is classic Walter Matthau, and classic Jackie Earle Haley, too! (Love that air hockey scene!)
They were going to show the origins of 'how' Jason started using the hockey mask.
Uhm, excuse me, but did they NOT see Part III which CLEARLY shows how and why he started using the hockey mask?
As for that hockey mask.
18 year old fatherless Tina (Jessica Pare) is a Canadian female hockey player who rises to stardom as a model when a small time sports photographer snaps her pic.
First, he is miscast as a former high-school star hockey player that every guy looked up to and every girl wanted to bed.
I myself wasn't a big fan of the hockey chick thing, but whatever draws people to this wasted effort.
Sean played a has-been hockey player who liked the wild life and decided to get in on a deal offered to him and his team as a comedy hockey team.
Added to the action in the film was, Jessica Steen,(Jessie Dage),"Homefront",'91, a gal who was the granddaughter to a very famous hockey player from the past.
I had to shake my head watching the outdoor NHL hockey game on New Years Day this year (2008) at Buffalo.
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