Friday, March 07, 2014

Never cry over spilt milk

I think this was a rather matter-of-fact and sympathetic documentary of one of the best ice hockey players in the world ever existed. Particularly his personal side was well covered, but it still left me amazed why couple of important figures in his career, that I thought were important figuries in his career - Tie Domi and Saku Koivu - were left out of the movie.

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