MVP: Most Valuable Primate

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20%

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40%

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User Ratings: 7,126
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The story of Jack, a fun-loving, scene-stealing primate with a penchant for ice hockey. The friendships this charming chimp forms, the predicaments he finds himself in and the precocious antics he regularly delivers are all a part of the adventures of this rookie player who skates fast, shoots hard and drives everyone bananas.

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Cast

Kevin Zegers
as Steven Westover
Jamie Renee Smith
as Tara Westover
Rick Ducommun
as Coach Marlowe
Ingrid Tesch
as Susie Westover
Philip Granger
as Mark Westover
Jane Sowerby
as Julie Beston
Alexa Benette Fox
as Jane
Lomax Study
as Dr. Kendall
Russell Ferrier
as Darren
Aaron Smolinski
as Pete
Dave Thomas
as Willy Drucker
Shane Vajda
as Moose
Trevor Roberts
as Larry
Ray Galletti
as Magoo
Jim Hughson
as Don
Ann Warn Pegg
as Lucy
Stanley Katz
as Einsteen
Patrick Cranshaw
as Super Fan
David Lewis
as Organist
Oliver Muirhead
as Dr. Peabody
Miles McNamara
as University Dean
Nick Misura
as Ticket Master
Jay Brazeau
as Harry
Ralph Alderman
as Fred
Frank C. Turner
as Bart
Kirby Morrow
as Tiger No. 1
Debra Donohue
as Reporter No. 1
Dolores Drake
as Lady No. 1
Christine Willes
as Lady No. 2
Darryl David
as Referee
John B. Lowe
as Conductor
Lois Dellar
as Teacher
John Harris
as Viking's Coach
Helen Hoenywell
as Secretary
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Audience Reviews for MVP: Most Valuable Primate

  • Aug 16, 2011
    It's a movie that follows the same formula that Air Bud followed: animal inexplicably becomes excellent at sports, so they let him play. It's shit, and it's not even original shit.
    Dillon L Super Reviewer
  • Jan 30, 2008
    This family movie with a chimpanzee is so funny and surprised to see a deaf girl appear to use her sign languages who befriends a chimp to communicate each other. But sometimes it looks ridiculous with lots of mistake in the scenes between a girl and chimp while they are acting. In the ice-hockey game that gives me good memory since one of my best and favourite family movie, <i>The Mighty Ducks</i>.
    Dean M Super Reviewer
  • Aug 19, 2007
    A good family movie. I have to say that this is one of the strangest movie I have ever seen. The cover really does not convey the retina burning weirdness that is MVP.
    Steven V Super Reviewer
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