Celebrating the joy of The Mighty Ducks as the cast pick their favourite moments
The original Mighty Ducks are back in the new episode of the Disney show. Essential for any fan of the classic underdog film
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There s a particular moment in D3: The Mighty Ducks that perfectly captures the joy, spirit and nostalgia of cinema s most beloved team of underdogs.
After Dean Portman (Aaron Lohr) decided not to join his fellow Mighty Ducks teammates at the Eden Hall Academy, It appears that the enforcer was out in the cold.
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Flying V! Flying V! If youâre of a certain age (letâs say, late 20s to early 40s) then you likely grew up watching
The Mighty Ducks, which was a trilogy of films that was so popular that it eventually got its own cartoon series as well as an NHL team that actually won the Stanley Cup. This story of ragtag kids led by Coach Bombay (played by Emilio Estevez) captured the imaginations of so many kids since it was a sports series that was legitimately made
for kids. And with The Mighty Ducks returning for a brand-new show on Disney+ called
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Characters from the movie huddle together during a game
I am so glad I didn’t give up on my original plan to watch and write about this movie after watching
The Mighty Ducks. It’s almost as if the creative team traveled 30 years into the future to read my thoughts about the original, then went back in time and tried to fix everything for the sequel.
Whereas the first one had way-too-long pranks involving dog poop and obviously sped-up film of a chase sequence, this film gives us the classic “Shaving cream in hand, feather to tickle the nose” gag. Even better, it’s presented in three acts as part of a team-building montage instead of being entirely unrelated to the rest of the film. We also got the incredibly bizarre second period in the final match where everyone acted out due to frustration and renewed desire to have fun. Then we got Coach Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) reminding them that what they were