Hockey movies

Whether you're a die-hard puck slinger or you've never laced up a pair of skates, movies about hockey hold a unique place in film culture. Their warmth and sense of community, the rough-and-tumble nature of the game, and the sheer athleticism it takes to maneuver on the ice all make for great on-screen drama. In this definitive collection, we're about to delve into some of the best hockey movies of all time.Choosing the best ice hockey movies wasn't a sprint on clear ice—it involved sifting through a body of work that stretches back for decades. Our selection process was meticulous, focusing not only on critical acclaim but also considering audience favorites and undying classics. We looked for films that captured the spirit of the game, from the adrenaline-soaked arena clashes to the strategizing in the locker room.Some of the movies we've chosen are based on true stories, lending an added authenticity to their portrayal of the game. These films traverse the length and breadth of the sport, highlighting both its humble origins and the dizzying heights of international glory. Explore our list to find those famous hockey movies you've always loved or discover a hidden gem you've yet to experience like some of these unforgettable '80s classics.Conveniently, there are streaming buttons included below every movie that will guide you to various platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max, or Paramount+. This variety ensures that no matter where you are, or what your subscription, you have a chance

8:32am PDT, Sep 29, 2017 Get ready to feel old, because one of your favorite childhood movies, "The Mighty Ducks," is celebrating its 25th anniversary on Oct. 2, 2017. That's right, it came out a quarter of a century ago (we'll give you a moment to let that sink in). The movie starred Emilio Estevez as a self-absorbed lawyer who's forced (via community service) to coach the worst youth hockey team in the league (whose members include a young Joshua Jackson). Of course, (spoiler alert) he finally realizes in the end that it's not so hard to be a nice guy. In honor of the film's milestone birthday, Wonderwall.com is taking a look at all our favorite movies on ice to help take our minds off the fact that our childhood really is over. Keep reading for more…RELATED: Forgotten celebrity couples of the '90s To be clear, "Blades of Glory" wasn't just one of our favorite ice skating movies of all time — it was one of our favorite movies, period. The 2007 comedy had an all-star cast (including Will Ferrell, Jon Heder and Amy Poehler) that managed to make us laugh until we ugly cried pretty much the entire film. If revenge on ice is your kind of entertainment, then this hilarious movie is perfect for you.RELATED: Where are the "Blades of Glory" actors and actresses now? We love the 1986 hockey film "Youngblood" for it's dramatic storyline as much as we love its hot stars, Rob Lowe and Patrick Swayze (seen here). Rob plays a young hockey pro hopeful who, along with his friend and mentor (played by the late Patrick), has to face a vicious bully, all while finding a way to keep the growing love he feels for his coach's daughter a secret. Sound a bit like "Karate Kid"? Yeah, we thought so too. Still — Patrick and Rob. Sigh.RELATED: Catch up with the original cast of "Flatliners" The worlds of hockey and figure skating collide in the 1992 romantic drama "The Cutting Edge" starring Moira Kelly and D.B. Sweeney. It's all about now opposites attract:

Thankfully, Casey gets to shine when she combines her scientific brilliance with her love of the ice rink and shows everyone (including her doubtful mom) that smart girls can also be graceful. Are we saying "MVP: Most Valuable Primate" is one of the best hockey movies to date? Yup, pretty much. This goofy film from 2000 lets Jack the Chimpanzee shine as a research lab escapee that accidentally ends up in Canada and helps the local junior hockey team reach the championships. Are we saying the plot is likely? Yeah, we sure are. Don't burst our bubble. The touching 2011 documentary "Rise" takes us all the way back to 1961 when the U.S. World Figure Skating Team died in a plane crash while on their way to Prague to compete in the World Championships. From that tragedy, we get to witness the renewed hope and inspiration that honors the lives of those lost in the crash while also showing the strength and beauty of professional figure skaters around the world. The film includes major ice skating stars like Brian Boitano, Dorothy Hamill, Scott Hamilton, Michelle Kwan and more. In 1980, the U.S. Olympic ice hockey team did the unthinkable and defeated the Soviet Union's team (considered the best in the world) followed by Finland's team. The 2004 biopic "Miracle" details the inspiring story of how one coach (played by Kurt Russell) was able to take his team to the unbelievable (and miraculous) victory. For everyone who just watches hockey to see people beat the living daylights out of one another, the 2011 comedy "Goon" starring Seann William Scott and Jay Baruchel (seen here) will punch you right in the funny bone. The film follows dimwitted Doug (played by Seann) as he joins a semi-pro hockey league and uses his talent for kicking butt to help his team score. In terms of TV movies about ice skating and hockey, 2005's "Go Figure" was one of our faves. When Katelin, a teenage girl and professional figure skating hopeful, learns one of the top coaches in the world runs a private school nearby

We know that art, in its many forms, imitates life. This statement is especially true in the art form of cinema. For decades, we’ve enjoyed movies that relate to our lives and passions. Sports movies are a typical example:If you’re a football player, you would love Rudy, Friday Night Lights, or Any Given Sunday. Baseball? Field of Dreams or 42. The list goes on. But what about ice skatingYep, there are some classics there too. CREATE YOUR OWN HOME ICE SKATING MOVIES WITH POLYGLIDE SYNTHETIC ICEAs we’ve been deeply involved with ice skating for years, we’ve watched our fair share of the best ice skating movies ever produced. If you’re looking for some ice skating content or you’re planning for a movie night, you’re in luck! Below (in no particular order) are the 10 best ice skating movies you need to see this year. 1. Ice Castles (1978) We start the list off with an ice skating classic. Ice Castle stars Lyn-Holly Johnson as figure skater Alexis Winston, a young skater who dreams of being a professional. She’s filled with talent and ambition, but catastrophe strikes when she’s blinded by an accident. Not to be deterred, she works tirelessly to regain her skills and compete again. With the help of her coach and her boyfriend, Nick, played by Robby Benson, Alexis makes an inspiring comeback. It’s a great story of overcoming adversity and thriving in a competitive sport. Watch Ice Castles On Amazon Prime Video2. The Cutting Edge (1992) The Cutting Edge is arguably one of the greatest ice skating movies of all time. The show revolves around Kate Moseley (Moira Kelly), a talented skater with a bit of a ‘tude, and Doug Dorsey (D.B. Sweeney), a macho former hockey player. Both get sidelined due to injury but come together to form an unusual and unlikely figure skating pair. They struggle to get along at first but soon begin to turn things around and transform their fortunes. Experience what turns from personality clashes to trust and eventually love in this fantastic romance on the ice. Watch The Cutting Edge On Amazon Prime Video3. The Mighty Ducks (1992) The Disney movie, The Mighty Ducks, focuses on ice hockey but is a family favorite. Gordon Bombay, a lawyer played by Emilio Estevez, has to do community service for drunk driving by coaching a peewee hockey team. Bombay himself is a former junior hockey player with some past demons on the ice. He eventually teaches the ragtag youth team how to win (The Flying V!) while getting the chance to exorcize some devils of his own. Fun Fact: The success of The Mighty Ducks led Disney to found their own NHL team, The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. Disney sold the team in 2006, which then went on to win the 2007 Stanley Cup. Watch The Mighty Ducks On Amazon Prime Video4. The Ice King (2018) This riveting and well-received documentary chronicles the skating career and life of John Curry. A generational talent on

Soorma (2018) Original Title: सूरमा We checked for updates on 71 streaming services on 8 March 2025 at 6:17:28 pm.Something wrong? Let us know!Currently you are able to watch "Soorma" streaming on Netflix, Sony Liv, VI movies and tv. It is also possible to buy "Soorma" on Apple TV as download or rent it on Apple TV online. Where can I watch Soorma for free? There are no options to watch Soorma for free online today in India. You can select 'Free' and hit the notification bell to be notified when movie is available to watch for free on streaming services and TV. If you’re interested in streaming other free movies and TV shows online today, you can: Watch movies and TV shows with a free trial on Prime Video Synopsis Soorma, a comeback story of the hockey legend Sandeep Singh is a biopic that chronicles the life and times of the famed hockey player. Where does Soorma rank today? The JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts are calculated by user activity within the last 24 hours. This includes clicking on a streaming offer, adding a title to a watchlist, and marking a title as 'seen'. This includes data from ~1.3 million movie & TV show fans per day. Soorma is 2014 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. The movie has moved up the charts by 1234 places since yesterday. In India, it is currently more popular than Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two but less popular than Charlie Wilson's War. Cast People who liked Soorma also liked Popular movies coming soon Upcoming Drama movies Similar Movies you can watch for free More popular Movies directed by Shaad Ali Other popular Movies starring Diljit Dosanjh Lists featuring Soorma

A year later he convinced his parents to take him to hockey classes.In his teens Wyatt Russell turned into a rising hockey star. He played for the team in Southern California and won a number of prestigious tournaments. He participated in Quebec International Pee-Wee Tournament.Russell continued playing hockey for the University team (he studied at the University of Alabama) and then played professionally for a German hockey club. He planned to become a hockey star, but his ambitions were not realized because of numerous injuries and hip issues.He left hockey and gradually changed the flow of his career to acting. He started from a small role in Judd Apatow film “This is 40”, where he portrayed a hockey player, who flirted with the main heroine. Thus, he made a soft jump to another profession.Currently Wyatt Russell positions himself as an actor. He is engaged to an actress Meredith Hagner, to whom he proposed in late December, 2018 with a massive engagement ring. Previously he was married to Sanne Hamers, a stylist. They divorced after a year of marriage.Oliver Hudson (stepson with Goldie Hawn)theoliverhudson / instagramDate of birth: September 7, 1976In spite of the fact that Oliver Hudson is not Kurt Russell’s biological son, he was raised mostly by the actor and considers him as his father.Oliver is a popular actor, known by his work in various movies and TV series, like “Dawson’s Creek”, “Rules of Engagement”, “Walk of Shame” etc.Born Oliver Rutledge Hudson spent his early years in Los Angeles. He has one sister Kate and four half-siblings – three from his father’s side and one – from his mother’s.Oliver is the first son of a cult Hollywood blonde Goldie Hawn and her second husband – a musician Bill Hudson. After his parents’ divorce, Oliver and his sister were moved