Sentences with phrase «hockey movie»

THE best and most realistic hockey movie on the market... although I am a Canadian, the hockey fan in me loved this flick.

Which hockey movie are you looking forward to more?

Let this sequel to the iconic hockey movie take you back:

Are you excited about a Kevin Smith hockey movie, and can Seann William Scott pull off a more dramatic role?

As we proceed through the Stanley Cup playoffs, here's a bit of big news from the world of hockey movies.

You can never have enough hockey movies though.

Kevin Smith is currently in the midst of shooting his indie horror flick Red State (he released the mysterious first photo via Twitter), but earlier this year he had also been talking a lot about his proposed hockey movie Hit Somebody.

by Walter Chaw The best hockey movie since Slap Shot and the most pleasant and well - meaning Canuck - sploitation flick since Strange Brew, Michael Dowse's Goon is a prime example of how to make an insightful guy - movie without indulging in the cheap scatology of American Pie and its offspring.

Hockey movies have been done in the past but of course not all of them are worth the effort they require to sit through.

MD is a hockey movie, taking place in Minnesota, largely - if not completely - shot in Minnesota.

With Cop Out less than a week away from hitting theatres, Kevin Smith is starting to get asked a lot of questions about his next project, and it is looking more and more likely that his next project will be Hit Somebody, the hockey movie that he has been talking up for the past year.

But this hockey movie scores, thanks to director Gavin O'Connor's ability to skate that fine line between inspirational and melodramatic and achieve a satisfying balance.

«Seann William Scott wanted to make a hockey movie real f * n» bad,» laughs Smith, «So he went to do another one, which meant we were star-less for a while, which was totally fine by me.

The hockey movie tradition is a big thing up here.

Now he wants to make a hockey movie and his ideal star gets usurped again.