Score: A Hockey Musical

2010
PG-13
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

4.5/10

743

YOUR RATING

Noah Reid in Score: A Hockey Musical (2010)

A teenage hockey player becomes a national sensation.

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A teenage hockey player becomes a national sensation.A teenage hockey player becomes a national sensation.A teenage hockey player becomes a national sensation.

Director
- Michael McGowan
Writers
- Michael McGowan
- Marguerite Pigott
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

4.5/10

743

YOUR RATING

Director
- Michael McGowan
Writers
- Michael McGowan
- Marguerite Pigott
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trivia
Since the Toronto International Film Festival traditionally showcased a Canadian movie during its Opening Night Gala, this Canadian movie was chosen to be screened at the September 9, 2010 opening night. However, the reaction from the audience and critics was so overwhelmingly negative, that not only is the movie considered one of the biggest embarrassments ever for the festival, it got the festival's organizers to rethink the policy of always opening the festival with a Canadian movie.

Connections
Featured in The Hour: Episode #7.24 (2010)

Soundtracks
O Canada
Written by Calixa Lavallée
Lyrics by Robert Stanley Weir (as Mr. Justice RObert Stanley Weir)
Performed by John McDermott

Cheesy and tongue-in-cheek....but FUN!!!

Have to say some of the reviews on IMDb for Score: A Hockey Musical surprise me.

The film was not written or directed to be an Oscar winning production. Score: A Hockey Musical is what it sets out to be, an over-the-top, tongue-in-cheek, cheesy comedy-musical. There is no need or pretense that the characters need to be more than one dimensional or the plot more robust, as Score is all about FUN!!! And it delivers that in spades.

I saw the film for the first time last night as the closing feature for the 15th Annual Canberra Film Festival. The near capacity audience was in stitches throughout and gave it generous applause at the end.