H-E Double Hockey Sticks

This movie was very funny, and Will Friedle's character was hilarious! The movie didn't have the most original ending, but how it was done was very clever. While I am not a major hockey fan myself, I did find this movie easy to understand, and not just focused around hockey, but rather around the characters, which is very interesting. This interactions between Will Friedle and Matthew Lawerence were very well acted. To end this, I think that H-E Double Hockey Sticks was an amusing and very excellant movie.

This is your typical made for tv Disney movie. It stars Matthew Lawrence and Will Friedle, both from the show "Boy Meets World". Will Friedle is hilarious in his role as an apprentice of the devil. Personally, I think Will Friedle is going to be a huge comedy star in the future. The scenes with him are the funniest in this movie. Matthew Lawrence also does a good job as a hockey player. Don't expect to much from this movie, but if you are a Will Friedle fan, then watch this movie, because he is hilarious in it.

10+ !! This was a FANTASTIC movie...there were some slow parts, but not very many, and most of them resulted from a severe and poorly planned lack of Will Friedle on the screen. He's hilarious in this film. I can't wait to see him in more movies. The characters were great, and even the costuming and hit-you-over-the-head good and evil motifs were fun to spot. I saw the movie in 1999, and have been carefully hunting a video release. As soon as it's out there, I'll be the first one to own it. I have a copy taped from the TV with commercials in it, that I watch about once a month. I'm emphatically thanking Disney for picking up this idea and making it happen. Hockey was a GREAT way to do this story.

Rhea Perlman plays a character named Ms. Beezlebub. Get it? If you don't, then you won't appreciate this made-for-TV Disney movie about a famous hockey player (Matthew Lawrence, the kid who said "Why don't I get Indian burns?" in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles) who sells his soul to a demon played by the funny Will Friedle ("Boy Meets World").

Adequate television viewing fueled by Friedle's performance; otherwise, this is one for the tots.

I was flipping through the channels on day when I happened to come across this movie. I was enthralled from the first I saw of it. I was trying to figure out who the actor was playing Griffelkin and I was surprised to find out it was Will Friedle, who I enjoyed in My Date With The President's Daughter, also a Disney movie. I would recommend this movie to anyone, even if it's just to laugh with Will Friedle.