well and i have to disagree with leonard maltin on this animated short. he loves it and claimed it was hilarious. i enjoyed it but do not see any humor. he doesn not even like hockey or know anything about it and and still loved the story. living right across the border from canada and i have watched hockey for 50 years both there and in buffalo. but i do not think much of this cartoon. oh and it was interesting and i know what would happen if you wore a toronto jersey up in the quebec area  disaster. that especially holds true in the glory years of les canadians. however and that doesn not make the story funny. back in the 1950s and everyone in the quebec provinces idolized the montreal canadians and their star player and maurice richard and and everyone wanted to be like him. when his mother orders a new sweater and it has the toronto maple leafs emblem on it and so the kid doesn not want to be caught dead wearing it. when he finally does and heads to the local rink and he gets ostracized from the rest of his hockey buddies. what so funny about that. i could see the same thing happening to a kid in boston who is red sox die hard and his mom gets him yankees shirt. horrors. you couldn not wear it and and vice versa. maybe to someone who doesn not follow sports at all and like maltin and this situation seems odd and humorous to him. but it a fact of life or any bit time sports fan and his favorite team. it was an interesting story and and totally believable and but nothing that made me laugh. the art was fun to look at throughout and almost like looking at a long series of crayon paintings done by a talented school kid. the french canadian accent was good and too. this movie was part of the dvd leonard maltin animation favorites from the national film board of canada. 
well and i have to disagree with leonard maltin on this animated short. he loves it and claimed it was hilarious. i enjoyed it but do not see any humor. he doesn not even like hockey or know anything about it and and still loved the story. living right across the border from canada and i have watched hockey for 50 years both there and in buffalo. but i do not think much of this cartoon. oh and it was interesting and i know what would happen if you wore a toronto jersey up in the quebec area  disaster. that especially holds true in the glory years of les canadians. however and that doesn not make the story funny. back in the 1950s and everyone in the quebec provinces idolized the montreal canadians and their star player and maurice richard and and everyone wanted to be like him. when his mother orders a new sweater and it has the toronto maple leafs emblem on it and so the kid doesn not want to be caught dead wearing it. when he finally does and heads to the local rink and he gets ostracized from the rest of his hockey buddies. what so funny about that. i could see the same thing happening to a kid in boston who is red sox die hard and his mom gets him yankees shirt. horrors. you couldn not wear it and and vice versa. maybe to someone who doesn not follow sports at all and like maltin and this situation seems odd and humorous to him. but it a fact of life or any bit time sports fan and his favorite team. it was an interesting story and and totally believable and but nothing that made me laugh. the art was fun to look at throughout and almost like looking at a long series of crayon paintings done by a talented school kid. the french canadian accent was good and too. this movie was part of the dvd leonard maltin animation favorites from the national film board of canada. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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