kevin reese

I really don't see how this movie somehow "disgraces" hockey as a sport at all. You must be one of those people that think fighting has no place in hockey even though the sport itself is 100x more dangerous than the fighting. especially after 2005 when they opened the game up and now everyone's flying around at 30mph and hurling themselves into each other like cannon ball's into walls jarring their brains all over the place. I thought the movie was pretty decent for the genre. I also thought they covered some locker room hockey stereotypes in a relatively comedic fashion pretty well. Then again I don't expect a masterpiece out of comedy-dramas and neither should you. I thought the jokes were pretty funny for the most part then again maybe they wouldn't be for someone with a stick up their a**. Jay Baruchel was fine for the role that he was playing and did not in fact "stink up the place". I don't know why you would expect some Oscar-nominated performance out of a guy like Jay Baruchel in a damn comedic roll. I think sean scott did a great job and pulled off the role of Doug really well for the kind of character it was. He made him come off as a big loveable oaf. Once again the big-time movie critics miss the mark and the audience enjoys a movie for what it is.

A great game all around, just think they could've done better with the movement mechanics. I would even settle for just sr40/sr50 strafing from the original Doom (1993). I guess that was just wishful thinking though since they didn't even include it in doom3. You know what's even better than gotta go fast? Gotta go EVEN FASTER! Just hold up and strafe left/or right turn your mouse on a 90 degree angle and strafe all over the place ripping and tearing to my little hearts content at an outrageous speed. mmm those were the days. that was quite possibly the most satisfying mechanic in doom (1993) and it was such a simple movement mechanic. It's little things like that, what make a game.