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Fun little surprise reaction added to the end of this one at around 2:15:00!!

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Flyin Hawaiian

Hell yea! Love this movie. As a Wisconsin transplant from Hawaii. I learned to play hockey (because what else you gonna do when it's balls cold out) our high school coaches took us to watch this movie when it was released. Was such a fun night, until we had our Sunday night "no puck" practice after it. As we were skating mountains one of my teammates did the whole "Name, where he's from and who he played for" bit, to try to get out of more conditioning. It didn't work but everybody fell to the ice laughing. One of my favorite movies and one of my favorite memories. Anyways, sorry for the over share. #Aloha

scott osborne

ummm i cant watch this one for 2 reasons 1 i dont have the channel to watch it and 2 i dont like ice hockey but i will leave a like and this comment and hope the next film you watch i can watch it with you i hope

SEAN ƴü KAY

You are on a roll with these uploads...thank-you!! "For love of the game" next? One can hope...

SEAN ƴü KAY

Also I have an original full stitch Eruzione jersey in white I wear during every Olympics...one of my most valued items to me and one of the first things I would grab in a house fire... To me this is one of my favorite American stories....and the stats are un real, all come from behind wins, and Craig's saves is a record and a half...Thank-you for this.

SEAN ƴü KAY

I am calling in sick from all responsibilities today now....yay

Bubba Fett

Always a fun watch! Live suggestion maybe Jump on one of the Olympics games. Women's US and Can teams are same group so will play each other once in the first round, mens they are dif probabaly wont meet until later .

Chris

As a follow-up to this, from someone who loves watching pretty much all sports--there's really nothing like playoff or tournament hockey. It's just unparalleled how watchable and exciting highly competitive hockey is.

Johnny Bullis

I am so glad you watched this. So many thoughts. Like that score for the game against Russia.. the build up was so emotional .. it elevated that experience. The miracle wasnt them winning.. the miracle was them holding them from scoring for 10 minutes. You should check out the documentary about this on HBO.. so much more in depth. They interviewed some of the Russian team and one of the guys basically said they were kind of sick of winning and maybe subconsciously they let themselves lose .. all the pressure they had on them from their country to keep winning.. they were, in a way, relieved to lose. It was just Americas time .. we needed that win back then, like they were saying in the movie.. our country was in a slump and this victory turned things around. Its funny too.. I was just up in Lake Placid the other day .. Im a private bus company driver and I had to go up there to pick some people up and bring them to the Albany airport. Kinda cool that youre watching this today. Great reaction.. I too got choked up when they won. Oh and if you wanna see another movie about a coach who no one understood his methods until the end.. check out Hoosiers with Gene Hackman.. very similar concept and it came out in the 80s.

K.C.'s MotoMusic Videos

If you want another GREAT and feel good movie in the Olympic sphere, check out "Eddie The Eagle". Such a great movie. Not Olympic gold, but gold for the soul.

Grizzly

I love this movie so much. I remember these times vividly. I was in 8th grade when this game was played and regret that I did not see the entire game. I, unfortunately, was not confident enough to think we could beat the Russians considering the 10-3 loss earlier. So I went to our school’s weekly Friday night dance instead of staying home to watch the game. As I was leaving one of the teachers asked if we were going to go see the end of the game. I said it probably doesn’t matter because we’re probably losing. He didn’t say what was happening, he just said “Well, it’s pretty close.” I lived a little less than a mile from the school so I started running. When I walked in the door, I saw the score was 4-3 and there was about four minutes to go. When we won I absolutely went nuts. I also remember watching the medal ceremony and cheering so wildly when Rizzo called them up to the podium. Ever since that game, I have been an eternal optimist. Thank you for sharing this. And you closing thoughts are so appreciated. We are the United States of America and we so need to come to some understanding and reunite. The division that’s going on is so disheartening. I pray that we will come together our senses. With the upcoming Olympic Games, maybe there will be another Miracle moment than will inspire us to bond together again. We’ve done it before and we WILL do it again. AGAIN! AGAIN! AGAIN!

Tara ✨💫

I cry every time... I was only 10 years old and wasn't watching The Olympics. I always wonder what it was like to recreate the choreography of the game with the actual footage and audio of Al Michaels calling it. 🏒

George Roybal

I watched this game when I was in college in Chicago with 40 people! It was epic...

Ryan Towell

I forgot there was the Embassy take over scene. Ben Affleck directed a really good movie based on true events of that called : Argo... He was an oscar for best director and best film . it's very good. Highly recommend it. Al Michaels commentary throughout this film is all the real commentary. Which makes this even more cool. All that aside. Sadly, Michael Mantenuto the kid that played Jack O'Callahan (the one that got injured against Russia in NY. Sadly, took his life. He was a staff Sergeant with a special forces group. PTSD is horrible.

Snoogins

Netflix just released a documentary called Miracle: The Boys of '80 and I think it would be a good complimentary piece to this.

Justin Philbrook

Thanks for this reaction! I haven't watched in in a while and really enjoyed watching it with you. One thing I noticed this time is that in the movie it feels like the Soviets are HAMMERING the US goal. I was curious if this was accurate, or Hollywood drama so I fact checked it: the Soviet team got more than twice as many shots off as the US team. Soviet shots on goal: 39 US shots on goal: 16 Makes me love the move even more.

John A

Such a great movie, best hockey movie ever made. USA did something no one thought we could do, but we did it. Yes the US is going to some hard time internally. Every citizen in the US needs to remember we are the greatest nation in the world. We need not talk bad about our nation to other nations, but work on ourselves. We have so many freedoms yet we abuse them at times. I am cheering for our nation in this years Olympics and praying for us as a nation. God Bless the USA. "We have a chance once again to belive"

Danny Driscoll

I had never seen this movie before. That was a fun watch. Mark Johnson went to my high school. I got to meet him once, he was a very cool guy to talk to.

Cody

Even without liking hockey, you should watch this movie if you ever get the opportunity.

Cody

To answer your question about stunt doubles; they cast hockey players and taught them how to act instead of the other way around. Another interesting tid bit related to that; Buzz Schneider was played by his son Billy Schneider.