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Describe '''''Men with Brooms''''' he-[[Tap on the Head|*smacked in the head with a curling stone*]]
 
''Men with Brooms'' is a [[Romantic Comedy]] movie starring [[Paul Gross]] and [[Leslie Nielsen]], and seemingly half of the cast of ''[[Due South]]''. Chris Cutter, once a local Curling legend until he left town without explanation (not to mention leaving his fiancee at the altar), comes back home for his curling coach's funeral. His curling coach's main wish, according to his will, is for Cutter to bring the old team back together to try and win the Golden Broom, the Curling equivilantequivalent to the Stanley Cup, as well as for him to reconcile with his estranged (not to mention [[Cloudcuckoolander|strange]]) dad, famed curling coach Gordon Cutter, played by Leslie Nielsen. [[Hilarity Ensues]].
 
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* [[Alcoholic Parent]]: Amy, although when the movie takes place, she is going to [[Tropaholics Anonymous|AA meetings]].
* [[YouArtistic FailLicense Law Forever]]: [[Lampshaded]] and [[Averted]] at the reading of Donald Foley's will. The lawyer admits that there really ''isn't'' any way his requests regarding the team and the stone could be considered legally binding; everybody goes along with it out of consideration for the deceased.
* [[Brick Joke]]: {{spoiler|The Loan shark}}
* [[Calvin Ball]]: While Curling is a very real sport, the version shown in the movie evidently includes rules for such unlikely situations as {{spoiler|the ashes of a dead man}} landing on the button.
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* [[Word Salad Philosophy]]: When the team is drunkenly rambling along about Mozart and Einstein, while Amy, [[Only Sane Man|the one sober person present]], just quietly sits back listening with an amused look on her face.
* [[Worthy Adversary]]: Chris makes an amazing, almost impossible shot which would put his team in position to win, but his teammate accidentally brushed the stone with his foot after releasing it, meaning the entire shot is invalid... [[What You Are in the Dark|as long as he reports it]]. He does, and [[Eagle Land|Yount]] tells the referee to set the stones up the way they were before and let Chris try again.
* [[You Fail Law Forever]]: [[Lampshaded]] and [[Averted]] at the reading of Donald Foley's will. The lawyer admits that there really ''isn't'' any way his requests regarding the team and the stone could be considered legally binding; everybody goes along with it out of consideration for the deceased.
* [[Your Cheating Heart]]: [[Averted]]. Nothing seems to happen as a result Neil's developing relationship with Joanne, though that could have something to do with the fact that his wife is secretly having an affair with his assistant.
 
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