EP6: GOON - Canadian Film Review
Seann William Scott plays Doug, an adorable bruiser who figures the only thing he is good at is punching people's lights out. Doug is recruited to play at a level just-below the big leagues, and he's proud of his accomplishments, in spite of his disapproving family. He finds love, he finds purpose, he makes friends after being an outcast. Yadda, yadda, yadda, punching, blood, joke. Repeat (not always in that order). Here is our review of the hockey film considered the best we have seen since Slap Shot.
You can read our full reviews of the film on Press+1: http://www.pressplus1.com/canadian-film-review/episode-6-goon
GOON heads to theatres on February 24th 2012.
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