National Lampoon's Pucked

National Lampoon's Pucked is a 2006 comedy film directed by Arthur Hiller and starring Jon Bon Jovi, Estella Warren, and David Faustino. The film follows the story of a hapless lawyer named Frank Hopper (Bon Jovi) who is determined to save his failing career by representing a group of hockey players in a sexual discrimination case against the league.

The movie begins with Frank Hopper being fired from his law firm, leaving him with no other choice but to take on a case that no one else will touch. The case involves a group of female hockey players who are suing the league for not allowing them to play in the professional league. Frank's client and the star of the team, Angela "The Animal" Papadopolous (Warren), is a tough, no-nonsense athlete who is as determined to win the case as Frank is.

As the case progresses, Frank finds himself becoming more and more attracted to Angela, which only complicates matters further. To make matters worse, his ex-girlfriend, who is also a lawyer, is representing the other side of the case, creating an even more volatile situation.

Despite the odds against them, Frank and his team of misfit hockey players must work together to prove that the league is guilty of sexual discrimination. Along the way, they encounter a slew of colourful characters, all of whom add to the hilarity of the situation.

One of the standout performances in the movie comes from David Faustino, who plays one of the hockey players, and provides a lot of the comedic relief throughout the movie. His character, Rank, is always looking for ways to make a quick buck, and his schemes are often the cause of many of the team's problems.

Another highlight of the movie is the chemistry between Jon Bon Jovi and Estella Warren. Their characters' relationship is one of the driving forces in the movie, and their scenes together are some of the most entertaining.

Overall, National Lampoon's Pucked is a fun, light-hearted movie that is sure to please fans of comedies. While it may not be the most memorable film out there, it's definitely worth a watch for anyone looking for a few laughs.