Instead of flying off the handle, why don’t you re-read what I wrote and then try to behave like a civilized person.

Where did I say I have hope for a Kevin Smith movie? I said no such thing. I don’t even like Kevin Smith and I think he is the wrong person to direct Hit Somebody. What I did say is I’m waiting on it to give my opinion, which I can’t do until I’ve seen it. At one point, I was looking forward to this film, until Smith was attached. However it sounds like more of the same, which is another hockey movie solely focused on the violent part of the game. I don’t mind that once in a while (see Slap Shot) but there is so much more to the game to be explored.

As for Net Worth, yes it was very entertaining. I would rank it as the third best hockey movie I’ve ever seen. A solid story and script is the basis for any good movie, let alone one about hockey and Net Worth has that. It doesn’t always have to be about the action.

Hypocrite? Incredibly boring? You don’t even know me. I would also say that it is you who is taking things too seriously when my typed words get you so riled up that you have to resort to personal attacks and name-calling like a common bully, instead of trying to discuss it intelligently.

As you can see, I didn’t resort to the same tactics. You think you can calm down long enough for a rational discussion?

Wow, a movie about the origins of the NHL players union. that sounds FASCINATING!!! The BSBullies was a team filled with character. They’re making a movie about it because its entertaining. and how can you have hope for a Kevin Smith movie, and bash Rob Zombie in the same sentence? you’re a hypocite and you sound incredibly boring. stop takin things too seriously.

I loved Slap Shot, Goon was ok, Youngblood sucked. Still waiting on Hit Somebody but that title suggests more of the same.

The Rocket did deal with some violence but was mostly about a great player and was a great story. Another highly underrated movie was a CBC TV movie called Net Worth, that dealt with the origins of the NHL players’ union and focuses a lot on Ted Lindsay and Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings.

I know this will come as a surprise to some, but there are other aspects to hockey than fighting.

Having Zombie attached to any project is not a good sign, in my opinion.