Gross US & Canada
$28,000,000
Gross worldwide
$28,000,000
Slap Shot
"Slap Shot" is a sports drama film directed by George Roy Hill and starring Paul Newman and Michael Ontkean .
The film tells the story of a past ice hockey coach leading a second-rate team in a small town in Massachusetts.
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- Release date February 25, 1977
- Filming locations Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA
- Production companies Kings Road Entertainment, Pan Arts, Universal Pictures
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By Josue 2022-10-02 17:26:44
Even if you win the world, she might not be able to come back
This is the beginning! George Loy Hill is really a genius! The voice-over has been advertising, (pure Indian spring water) the two are embarrassed, but they don't speak. Suddenly it was the turn of the two-person talk show, and the voice suddenly appeared (large). It was really indescribable and beautiful. It was short and sharp. It was great! When the interview started, the camera would slowly pull out. The movements of those clubs should definitely remain in the history of movies. This is...
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By Jimmie 2023-09-27 03:40:30
This is a movie that cannot be classified at all. You don't know what it is trying to do: inspirational, spoof or satire? The only thing that can be determined is that it has no bottom line and full of...
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By Roberta 2023-09-18 10:57:08
This director's movies are very romantic hahaha, ice hockey can still be shot like this...
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By Aida 2023-09-04 11:57:43
fucking...
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By Geovany 2023-08-17 14:27:49
Cedric's favourite movie...oh...
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By Alberto 2023-08-10 12:18:05
I laughed so hard, the climax at the end is especially...
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Denis Lemieux: Ned, what's "échanger" in English?
Ned Braden: "Trade me right fucking now."
Denis Lemieux: [on the phone] Trade me right fucking now!
Ned Braden: Now hang up.
[Denis hangs up the phone]
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Johnny Upton: [Seeing Reggie in a store phone booth] He's probably calling Florida. See how the sale is going.
Morris Wanchuk: I was in Florida once on a southern tour where I met this little redhead who's an underwater specialist. And the first thing she says to me was, "Come on out by the pool." So I went out and she comes leaping out of this cabana wearing nothing but this little see-through wet suit.
Johnny Upton: [Reggie exits the phone booth] Hey Reg, I want a chair by the pool.
Morris Wanchuk: I want some snatch by the pool!
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Jim Carr: The fans are shouting kill, kill, kill--this is hockey!
