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Crazy credits Deleted scenes and outtakes are shown during the credits. Soundtracks Symphony No. User reviews 64 Review. Top review. What you expect and no more. If I were to say the movie was just OK than you would probably tell me that this is boring review and I don't blame you.

But I have to say, seriously though, it was just OK. Not going to be on Roeper's picks, but good enough for a Sunday afternoon on Showtime. If you go see it, I would recommend this to put you in the right spirit; alcohol and a packed theatre. The movie is funny but not clever.

You definitely need a little something to wash it down with. There's a lot of bad herpes jokes, guys calling each other fags, and a painfully bad callback involving a guy vomiting. The jokes are abundant though and for every miss there's a solid hit or two. My major complaint with the movie is the sense that it was missing something or parts where I felt there was missed opportunity. Every scene seemed to play like the next and I think it would have been cool to see something that was set apart and memorable.

I don't know, something like that. If not that, they could of had a really good crazy prank scene somewhere in the half way through to take you away from the main plot for 5 minutes. Live Today Tomorrow vs - -. Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.

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Nick Porter has always loved hockey. Ever since he can remember, it's been his favorite thing in the world. It's too bad he never learned to play, he'd tell himself, but it was too late to do it now. Adults don't just magically learn to skate and join a hockey team. That'd be ridiculous. Except maybe they do? On a whim, he decides to sign-up for an adult beginner's class. He learns to skate, joins a team, and meets a really hot teammate From Giller-nominated author Bill Gaston, proof not only that hockey players can read, but that some of them can even write.

For all those thousands of guys who drive to the rink late on a snowy night, who know the euphoria of a beer after the game, who think of how good they used to be, who grow nostalgic over a whiff from an unwashed hockey bag — and for anyone who has had to live with such a person — Midnight Hockey is laugh-out-loud funny, true-to-life, and ultimately thoughtful.

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