D3: The Mighty Ducks - Gordon Bombay Laying Down The Law
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- When it seems like the Ducks are about to be expelled from Eden Hall Academy, a familiar figure steps in to lay down the law and threaten the school's alumni board with long and costly litigation. Gordon Bombay is the man.
"You know why I am so good? Because I have a good education. You gave it to me."
That is some padawan outdoing the master shit right there.
And proving a point that seems lost on many these days - yes you may have talent in an area, yes you may be dedicated to it, but without the proper education, the proper whetstone for your mind or body you can never be as good as you potentially could be.
When all hope seems lost, Gordon Bombay, The Minnesota Miracle Man does it again.
With all due respect, was Herb Brooks the inspiration of Gordon Bombay? I mean he WAS from Minnesota and coached Team USA olympic hockey, using amateurs while other countries used professional hockey players. You must see the movie "Miracle". That was also by Disney, and it was the best one I've seen since "The Mighty Ducks".
Charlie is the real Minnesota miracle man
Mr89pyont yes he did because he told coach Orion that he is the real Minnesota miracle
Got that right
When I get in a jam I'm gonna hire Gordon Bombay attorney at law
It will never cease to amaze me, that his acting in this scene his delivery of a true litigator, is 100000x better than so many attorneys who have actually passed the mn bar. Beyond an amazing scene and he killed it and it’s scary how spot on this is with top end hockey schools every time someone from the outside tries to come in…..epic scene
Could you or any other legal expert break down Gordon's statements in this scene?
It’s supposed to be better he is an actor
Well he was 30-0 in law prior to coaching the ducks. A real shark of a lawyer.
Gordon Bombay was a great father figure for most of the kids on his team. He treated them all with respect and was proud of their accomplishments. Just adds to how great an actor Emilio is.
its funny you saying something like that when you slaughtered a dozen young kids who looked up to you
He was their coach, their mentor and their friend, he truly believe in them and never gave up on those kids, Bombay was a duck and played like a duck.
Ivan Correa
😊🤖
Its a movie he was forced to mentor them. He got paid for it
Doubt that he was a Hawk when he was a kid
Cubsflims TheBandit025 What about Banks? He was a Hawk for roughly half of the first movie and then he became a Duck Banks has proven himself when it comes to being a Duck and so has Bombay in fact without Bombay there would be no Ducks who do you think came up with that name?
Ivan Correa ducks fly together remember
"I'm very, very good."Cuts to Charlie's mother.
she still looks really pretty.
Reaction shots are key to **clears throat** bedroom prowess.
Bow chica WOW WOOOOW
Her: "Yeah he is."
I thought they got hitched or were very close at one point
I'm surprised a lawsuit was the only thing they were worried about. Bare in mind, the beginning of the film shows they were given the scholarships after they won representing the US in D2, while it wasn't the Olympics, it was still a big deal and no doubt garnered some media attention. Not only could Bombay destroy them in court, imagine what would happen when the story hit the newspapers that they are revoking the team's scholarships without cause. "Greedy private school goes back on promises and leaves team USA's futures adrift" is the last headline they'd want to see. Patrons and doners to the school would be cutting ties with them to avoid the PR fallout so fast they wouldn't know what hit them.
Probably just needed a reason to bring Gordon back in the most awesome way possible.
I think he hints at this future for them when he says "for their benefit😮, and your own😏" he knew if they refused then, then they deserved what the catastrophic fallout would be
MN elite hockey schools act very much that... elite. Its different in MN... more like Canada in terms of how hockey talent is assessed and credited
Agree and when you think about it too, (and I know it's a kids film so they couldn't make this matter too complex) but in the real world... these big wigs would DEFINITELY have thought this through.
Like if Greed was the only motivator for why they pulled the $ , they would have been torn apart by the dumbest law school student so easily. These dudes would have made certain they had a sturdy plan from the gate.
Ruined my childhood
Fulton Reed follows Gordon Bombay's foot steps to becoming an attorney at law in Hell's Kitchen! ;D
537CH W
Avocado at law
I knew he looked familiar
The loved the 1st & 2nd movie of The Mighty Ducks then boom just like like that Bombay quits his job as coach of The Duck's too becomes The Mighty Ducks Lawyer,
then A new couch comes in & he's A little bit better than Bombay,
but still rusty around about names on the team.
Charlie helped him with the names.
The only thing that sucks about this movie is that Bombay isn't In this movie as much just A couple clips & that's it for Bombay.
Hell yes
The "For Hans" always gets me. I also love at the end when Bombay says he has business in Chicago, which connects to a surprise later in the film.
I honestly didn't get that Chicago part until the Portman return
For Hans. Rest easy, Joss Acklund.
Emilio may not be as prolific as his brother and father, but he is still a damn good actor.
Neither of those goobers is Coach Muthafuckin' BOMBAY!!!!! I'm fairly confident that Emilio sits at the head of the table for the family dinners, lol
I’ll make you famous.
@Anthony DelVecchio Charlie has had a more interesting life though.
So excited he's going to reprise Coach Bombay for "The Mighty Ducks" reboot on Disney Plus! We need to see him again!
@@jordan9164 nope you can't leave that movie out either lol. Emilio is a legend in his own right!!!!!
"This is not a legal proceeding"
"That's what I'm here to change"
I love how they cut to Charlie’s mom when Gordon says I’m very very good
Ltfol
I believe they were having intercourse
Charlie and Coach O’Reilly bonding over Bombay’s greatness...
I feel like Orion never had anything against Charlie, he knew where Charlie was and why and was happy to let him back onto the team with all forgiven as if it never even happened
@MLaak86 I agree. He had to lay down the law but he didn't have a personal vendetta
@@MLaak86 I agree with you too. He rightfully so could not let Charlie get away with his snobbish attitude and calling him a rookie in front of the team. He could've handled Coach Orion saying it's his choice to choose the team captain in a better manner.
@@dakotastarchild4424he could have, but Orion is also the adult and it was quite foolish to make his first act to disrespect any member of the team the way he did. He's lucky he didn't have a mutiny. I know I would not be cooperating until Charlie got an apology for insinuating that he's not good enough to be captain. Really the whole team should have laid down the law with coach orion that disrespect will not be tolerated even from adults.
@@drl5002 I disagree. It's Coach Orion's team. Charlie disrespected him first (playing lasso tag and not waiting for the coach to arrive could be the first one); Orion introduced himself and Charlie was being a smartass to him off the get-go "You can call me Charlie." Orion saw right through that and treated Charlie the way he asked (must be what the C on your jersey stands for). Orion doesn't owe an apology to anyone. He was prepping them for the toughness of high school hockey (as opposed to Pee Wee and junior high leagues), the Varsity team, and challenges in life. That was his coaching style and there was nothing wrong with it.
Still can't believe, even after all these years, how good these movies are. And how one of the Varsity members became Abraham on The Walking Dead
LiterallyAllAboutBooks yep and Charlie became Pacey on Dawson's Creek and Russ Tyler AKA Kenan Thompson went on 2 b a cast member on Saturday night live
@@chandrosevans5323 and goldberg became a drug addict lol
LiterallyAllAboutBooks these movies are awful. What are you talking about?
That person is cole from the asking dead
That actor is Michael Cudlitz. We was also an actor on Beverly Hills, 90210. Before he was an actor on that show, he was actually the show's set designer. For a time, he was both designing the sets and acting on 90210.
You heard someone said.. We have no choice! Lol, I still love watching these Duck movies. I've been watching it since they came out back in the 90's! Go Ducks!!
The most beautiful era/decade was the 90s. God blessed that time!
The 90’s were shit. That decade just ripped off styles and trends from previous decades. Also most of the music was shit.
@@gmac673 boomer mad sry 90s owns 70s and the 80s by a fair margain.
@@goalcrypto8653 sorry to disappoint, not a boomer. Besides the 90’s ripped off parts of each of those decades.
I kinda like how the Dean seems to be a pretty good guy. He goes along with the board, but seems pretty happy he gets to do the right thing here.
Dean brought ducks to Eden Hall, but Riley and his father denied about that and acting like a preppy snob. And you realise that Dean is really proud of ducks bcz they're winning in JV Varsity showdown
The young actress who played Charlie's romantic interest Linda in this film (Margot Finley), after leaving the acting profession, became and still remains a successful attorney in her native Canada. Maybe she was inspired by this scene? ;-)
NXTWomenFan didn't know she was Canadian
We all may never know.
She is beautiful AF. She looks like a medieval princess.
Hell yeah
I don’t care what anyone says, I will always love all 3 movies
I like the first two. Because I didn't like the way Orion treated the kids at first 😡 in the third film.
Well, looks like I'm having a Mighty Ducks marathon soon
I have a feeling the Dean didn't want to remove their scholarships yet he has to go the way the board does and respect their wishes. He seemed happy when he said "Scholarships reinstated"
I think he was just happy to be banging his gavel, lol. They made the Dean seem like a bit of a gomer in this movie.
@@KS-xk2so Uhhhh I think you may be a victim of the Mandela Effect, he did not bang his gavel when he said "scholarships reinstated", he did look happy however.
I know I'm a year late to the party, but at the end when Portman comes back, the dean is ecstatic to rub it in the president's face. Got a sign contract... My hands are tied... I think he was in favor of the young Ducks all along
I feel like the Dean wanted the Ducks to succeed and change things - he's a constant apologist and advocate for the Ducks in the final game to seemingly the next most senior board member (defending 'checks', pointing out the Ducks' talents and academic scores and quietly celebrating the Ducks' win).
The Dean has to answer to the board. I recall as he was addressing the team on the bus that he enjoyed having them there, but his hands were forced. The team was not winning and that justified the board's push to revoke the scholarships. Even if he wanted them to stay, this was what he was going against to keep them.
Gordon made it clear to the board of trustees: Expel the Ducks, and he'll slap them with a lawsuit so huge that they will be begging the Ducks to come back to Eden Hall before the lawsuit bankrupts them. He gave them a no-win situation for themselves, so they had to give in and reinstate the Ducks.
Yeah, especially with the kind of school they run, it would paint a bad look for them and lose them lots of money
@@nastynas7 Yeah, Bombay would not just bankrupt them, he'd humiliate and destroy their reputation as well. Then no one would want to enroll their kids at Eden Hall.
Yes...thanks for literally describing the scene we just watched. What could we do without you?
@@t33nyplaysp0p That was sarcasm, wasn't it?
Imagine the PR backlash they'd get when it went public
Had the team actually took Ted Orion's emphasis on defense seriously in the first place this situation would have been avoided.
Correct.
They were all about offense and scoring. Hockey, like basketball and football, has to be about both offense and defense.
These snobs had it out for them, they were going to find any little reason to throw them out regardless of how well they played.
@@Cloud-dt6xb This should have given the team a reason to take Coach Orion's emphasis on defense much more seriously. A winning streak would have meant the snobs at Eden Hall would have no choice but to put up with them.
"These snobs had it out for them"
@@DrIdaho Well Orion did'nt exactly make a good first impression on them, sure he had good advice but his approach made them hostile to it. You can say the right thing the wrong way, Charlie did'nt help but both sides had a part to play in why things got off to a bad start. But even so those suits hated the ducks from the start and they thought their money would let them bully the kids out of the school until Bombay handed them their asses.
When bombay steps in....goosebumps all over!!!
Definitely
2:01 Always cracks me up that despite how his educational future is on the line, Luiz is dressed like it's Saturday Night Fever.
I know right, of course, Dwayne has his cowboy hat on, lol
Perhaps Luiz was hoping the blond cheerleader he likes was there. Dress to impress?
Gordon Bombay is the realest. I'll always love you, Omelio.
The Minnesota Miracle Man does it again, he never disappoints
Great movie. Great scene. Great trilogy. Ducks fly together
Warriors die Ducks fly.
“Good move, Russ. To make him even madder.”
Yes and n the end the warriors do actually die and the name and mascot r changed from Eden Hall warriors 2 Eden Hall ducks thanks 2 Bombay
Love that line
Anything you say, loser. :P
Brandon Kohout amen brother amen
so two bit really left sodapop, steve, ponyboy, and darry to coach hockey
Wow I just realized the guy who plays Charlie was on Dawson's creek 😂
yesss!! josh jackson:D
He was also in Fringe. Great show
1:31- Bombay definitely showed Charlie's mom the ol' Triple Deke.
😂😂😂
Omg 😅😅😅
He faked her out her clothes
Bom chicka wah wah
Scholarships reinstated.
we all need a coach bombay..
AngelLove890 Ikr
AngelLove890 yeah : Tampa Bay Lightning needs him
Philadelphia Flyers need him.
AngelLove890 a guy who is told to coach hockey but does anything but coach hockey. I don’t even remember a scene of him teaching someone his famous triple deke. (Amazing how it became famous lol)
There are many ways to approach racism and Others just find another University to attend.
Someone needs to explain to me why Bombay went from being a very, VERY good lawyer in nicely tailored Italian suits to a broke owner of a rundown ice rink in the new Mighty Ducks series.
He explained it in episode 3: after Gordon helps the team by slipping them a play, Alex confronts him and Gordon explains what happened. Basically after the Ducks got too hypercompetitive Gordon walked away from the team for good. I'm guessing that event happened after the old gang graduated or whatever. So Gordon walks away and becomes a college hockey coach but he is eventually forced to resign. You can see an article about that very briefly in the trailer actually. What happened was that one of Gordon's players was struggling financially, couldn't even buy tape for his stick so Gordon bought it for him. That kid went on to play pro for the Islanders fyi. But by buying that for him, Gordon inadvertently broke some NCAA rule or state law or something like that and he was forced to quietly resign and was banned from ever again coaching college hockey as a result. Then he inherited that rink from Jan, a rink that came with a ton of debt. All of that combined with Gordon's own hockey career which ended in injury all combined together to make him angry and bitter about hockey but he doesn't actually hate it, he admits that much. But helping this new team is slowly bringing out the old Gordon again and he even removes that No Hockey sign after talking with Alex about what had happened to him.
@@WarGrowlmon18 I often wondered if that Islanders player was Conway….
@@WarGrowlmon18 That sounds stupid. Banning someone from ever coaching college hockey for such a minor offense. At best I'd have thought a caution against doing it again would be the most anyone could get.
When a mentor and coach like Gordon Bombay who lays down the law the way that he did I give him a 100 percent approval!
Even Orion was impressed.
You had me at I'll take you to court. "Reinstated."
Still love hearing "do it for bombay" when I'm at Ducks games.....I even have a D5 "Bombay" jersey :)
1:31 She wanted the Triple Deke
Looks like all the women in the room did; LOL
Triple Deeeeeyyyick. I'm 90% sure that Ol' Gordo took her to pound town that afternoon in the parking lot, lol
LMMFAO
The Triple *D*
omg this made my day hahahaha
Gordon Bombay, a top lawyer!
Yes Rohan Padiyar , a top notch lawyer indeed
You don't mess with Gordon's Ducks!
Thier opposing team are nothing but bratty jealous palace jerks, the ducks are and will always be my favorite team of all time. Love you all. Hugs
He was so good. Damn. Savage.
Winning like his brother Charlie Sheen
Sheen coats of arms
Winning isn't an opinion
Just getting started lik Charlie has seen all of Bombay’s court proceedings lol
Looking back this should have been the second Mighty Ducks movie, and D2 the Third movie.
The Minnesota Miracle Man teaches the Ducks to fly together
Joshua Jackson is sporting an 80s helmet head in this! lol 😂
That hairstyle was out dated for even back then.
Did it bother anyone else that the dude who played Gunner Stahl from Iceland in D2 played the goalie for The Warriors in D3 ? lol
Christopher O'Neil yeah they reused actors from the first 2 ducks movies 4 this one like 4 instance one of the teachers n this one played the principal n the first movie and the lady who dryly voted 4 the ducks 2 b reinstated into Eden Hall academy is the same lady n the department store n Beverly hills n D2 who praised them when they were team USA and the guy working at the carnival n the mall of America scene n this one where Charlie and Fulton ditch school and reminds them that he skipped school 2 is also Bombay's rival lawyer from the first ducks movie
Gunner Stahl was the Babe Ruth of hockey. He could play goalie one night and be the star center the next.
Let's go shake his hand
Also, the varsity Warriors were the Hawks from D1
Who
I was so mad when coach Bombay didnt fully come back to coach D3.
I know, me too. I never understood why he wasn't in the movie all the time. They could have written it into the script how the Ducks get a scholarship, but when at the school, they have to play for the Warriors because that's the team's name. Bombay could have started with all the inner workings of the law to get the school to do something about it, and while he's doing that, and trying to coach at the same time, the kids could have gone on with their shinanigans. And then this scene, and after that, that's when the Ducks made their deal with the Warriors, Warriors Die, Ducks Fly.
Bombay not being in it, and their new coach not wanting them to be Ducks until before the final game. Not to mention Dean Portman wasn't there until after the final game started. These are the reasons I didn't really like the third one. I have no idea why they did it like this. It would have been so simple to just leave the characters where they were, and have them have a rivalry with the new team.
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@@Harmthuria At the time, Emilio Estevez simply just wanted move on from the movies. This was around the time he was making a transition to directing films, so his schedule revolved around that. He used his salary from his appearance in D3, to finance his movie "The War at Home", which also came out in '96 (same as D3). At its heart, D3 was more of a coming-of-age story, finally placing the focus on the kids in the team itself. It just wasn't done all that well lol.
@@Harmthuria also the third movie explains where he is half the time he has a new job
@@Megz1794 I know that, but I still dont like it. I wanted him to be there for the whole movie.
I just hope the Disney+ series 'the Mighty Ducks: Game Changer' will be better.
@@Harmthuria Iam sure it will somehow since it has Emilio helping out a new team of underdogs
Quack Quack Quack Quack, Mr. Ducksworth!!!
And now the Ducks finally fly back south to play hockey with Bombay as their coach again.
Quack, quack, quack, quack
Gordon Bombay with the mic 🎤 drop. Or since he’s a lawyer would that be more of a gavel 🔨 drop?
the first mighty ducks movie was the first movie i ever saw at the movie theater LOL
Melissa Smith same here, and I regretted not seeing the sequels n theatres 😞😞😞
Love the movie brings back so many memories
This is what happens when the high and mighty try to chicken out on a signed contract. Their past comes back and bites them in the ass
lol ikr
They were hoping that the JV team wouldn't have the money to fight this in court and that they could just get away with it.
@@spaceace4387 then they didn't look into the people that are associated with the ducks, namely their previous coach and his court record
@@falcon3268 That is absolutely correct, they never figured Bombay would actually fight it.
@@spaceace4387 And they would've gotten away with it too if it hadn't been for those pesky kids and their puppy!!
one of the best trilogies of all time
I remember despising this movie until Coach Bombay showed up.
This scene is historic
Man Emilio Estevez looks a hell of a lot like his father here big time!
I GEEK OUT every time I watch this scene! So many goosebumps!!!
I'm glad that Gordon stepped in and saved the day!
Ducks fly together!
The level of confidence when he said, "I will win!" Man!
They were in luck having known an undefeated lawyer... I need to become friends with a lawyer. 😂😂
1:12
So Gunnar Stahl retired from Iceland and became a Warrior?
Got it!
He didn’t have enough screen time in the 3rd for most people to pick up on that. It would have made more sense if they had it be the same guy at eden hall.
The school they are at is Shattuck St Mary's actually which is one of the best hockey schools in the US
Then game changers happened. Now he owns a run down ice rink.
He explained it in episode 3: after Gordon helps the team by slipping them a play, Alex confronts him and Gordon explains what happened. Basically after the Ducks got too hypercompetitive Gordon walked away from the team for good. I'm guessing that event happened after the old gang graduated or whatever. So Gordon walks away and becomes a college hockey coach but he is eventually forced to resign. You can see an article about that very briefly in the trailer actually. What happened was that one of Gordon's players was struggling financially, couldn't even buy tape for his stick so Gordon bought it for him. That kid went on to play pro for the Islanders fyi. But by buying that for him, Gordon inadvertently broke some NCAA rule or state law or something like that and he was forced to quietly resign and was banned from ever again coaching college hockey as a result. Then he inherited that rink from Jan, a rink that came with a ton of debt. All of that combined with Gordon's own hockey career which ended in injury all combined together to make him angry and bitter about hockey but he doesn't actually hate it, he admits that much. But helping this new team is slowly bringing out the old Gordon again and he even removes that No Hockey sign after talking with Alex about what had happened to him.
With the new show now out, I hope they inform us on what happened with Bombay's legal career. **EDIT** Episode 3 explains why he is where he is at today, but it doesn't exactly explain why he never tried to go back into law.
Gordon Bombay is awesome
I don’t like hockey but I love this movie!!!
Ducks fly together
He just gave them the flying middle finger
Kim House would have been funny if after this scene as they are walking out he said that under his breath to his team haha
Flying V! (British style) 🇬🇧
I like at the end of this movie how Bombay changed the name and mascot of the school's team from the Eden Hall warriors 2 the Eden Hall ducks! Lol so now if a fourth movie was 2 b made it would be a new generation of ducks from the same Eden Hall academy taking on another school hockey team probably from another snooty private school
Chandros Evans if they progressed it correctly he would have followed them to college then to the nhl.
I miss Emilio Estavez I will always remember him as Billy the kid in Young Guns movies especially a long side his brother Carlos Estavez aka Charlie Sheen but don't forget about Men at Work where they also played aside that one was a classic for sure
Gordon Bombay you are the man!!!!!!
You know I was a bit glad that Gordon Bombay showed up to save them and to reinstate their scholarships because he wanted them to stay and play hockey, and just because the people in Eden Hall think that the ducks are not good players and ordinary students and their always having fun of what they do that doesn't mean they have the right to kick them out like the varsity team they were being fucking assholes to the ducks and they wanted them to kicked them out because they don't belong to their school and they think that the school is only for them and not everybody else and if the school is for everybody not just for the fucking varsity team.
same crap happens every day you just don't hear about it
Fuck varsity, I bet all those stuck up snobby sons of bitches r Republicans and if this movie came out today they'd b Trump supporters
The first two Mighty Ducks movies are the best!!
Bombay was a savage
Bombay was a badass lawyer!
OF COURSE HE'S A BAD ASS LAWYER IF YOU REMEMBER THE FIRST MOVIE OF THE MIGHTY DUCKS WHEN HE PULLS ONTO THE ICE WITH HIS LIMO, THE KIDS WERE LIKE WHO THE HELL IS THIS & THIS DUDE IS DRIVING ON THE ICE IN A LIMO.
And now he owns an ice rink and eats kids leftover birthday cakes haha
He explained it in episode 3: after Gordon helps the team by slipping them a play, Alex confronts him and Gordon explains what happened. Basically after the Ducks got too hypercompetitive Gordon walked away from the team for good. I'm guessing that event happened after the old gang graduated or whatever. So Gordon walks away and becomes a college hockey coach but he is eventually forced to resign. You can see an article about that very briefly in the trailer actually. What happened was that one of Gordon's players was struggling financially, couldn't even buy tape for his stick so Gordon bought it for him. That kid went on to play pro for the Islanders fyi. But by buying that for him, Gordon inadvertently broke some NCAA rule or state law or something like that and he was forced to quietly resign and was banned from ever again coaching college hockey as a result. Then he inherited that rink from Jan, a rink that came with a ton of debt. All of that combined with Gordon's own hockey career which ended in injury all combined together to make him angry and bitter about hockey but he doesn't actually hate it, he admits that much. But helping this new team is slowly bringing out the old Gordon again and he even removes that No Hockey sign after talking with Alex about what had happened to him.
@@WarGrowlmon18because the team in the tv series help Bombay remember why he loves hockey again. He clearly has a love/hate relationship with hockey
You leave me no choice but to bring in my attorney.
They taught him too well.
If they ever wanted to make another movie, this is what would be a cool way of doing it. Get the original actor for Charlie, of course he'd be older now. Have him be dating a woman, and they are serious, like he wants to marry her serious. She has a kid that's his age during the second movie. The kid doesn't like Charlie, resents him even though he makes his mom happy and is trying his best to connect with him. Coach Bombay passes away during this time, it has to be something dramatic and big because this makes Charlie not skate again. Mirroring the death of Gordon's father and loss of his peewee championship, therefore leaving him so traumatized that he barely makes it through the minors because of it. The kid ends up coming across Charlies old Mighty Ducks gear, trophies and news clippings, realizing he was apart of his favorite team, the kid goes to Charlie to try and convince him to help his team out to win like he won. Charlie gets angry that he found that, even though he keeps it around, and they get into a fight, which therefore gets into a fight with the girlfriend. Coach Orion gets turned into the Yan/Han mentor role, and comes and visits Charlie. He ends up talking Charlie into taking over his team, Charlie has a solo skate moment like Gordon does, he has flashbacks of him and Gordon bonding. Through the next couple of games till the championship, Charlie and the son end up bonding, but ever since the fight, his girlfriend is unsure and during the middle of the championship, it takes the son to convince his mother that Charlie is worth it, they win the championship, she forgives Charlie and ends up marrying him, the old team gathers for the wedding.. Various cameos of the other actors placed through the movie, and there's your movie..
Eternaldarkness3166 I like that, u should write that into a script and if u ever get a chance go 2 Hollywood and turn it n at the Disney studio and c what the head of Disney will think of it
Eternaldarkness3166 who knows maybe Disney will make it into a fourth movie
*DUDE...GET THAT SCREENPLAY TOGETHER AND TAKE IT TO DISNEY!*
Yesss 😊
Just make sure that the kid convinces his friends to wear the Mighty Ducks uniforms and gear too have the kid wear his Dad's jersey to make it all come full circle; Flying V, Triple Deke... all of it.
Basically Gordon’s saying that if you don’t reinstate them I’ll sue you.
3:08 two legends hugging it out
Would be awesome for season 2 if Orion appeared in the show mighty Ducks game changer
@@jesseiese3976 Yes!
All I can see Foggy was inspired to become a New York Defense Attorney
They really should have made Fulton an attorney in Game Changers
@@ianruybalid4699 I’m surprised that they made Banks a public defender. I thought he would’ve gone pro.
Never underestimate the underdogs.
Ducks Fly Together!
QUACK QUACK QUACK!!!!!!!
better call bombay
Before there was remember the Titans, there was this movie. No other coach of any sports movie exemplified the role of “hero” like this guy did. I even felt that as a kid. yea it was kinda cheesy but the writers did really good on this franchise. Good movies:)
Scholarships reinstated
Props to Emilio for not turning his back on his Hispanic heritage. I thinks he’s got Cuban in him or something like that.
I mean, the Ducks beat the Icelanders in the Olympics for Christ’s sake, that’s gotta have some sway in this situation.
Gunnar Stahl, after being placed in WITSEC, is sent to the US, cuts his hair, and trades in his triple deke for goalie pads.
Only movie in recorded history where Iceland does anything noteworthy.
A team is only as good as their most recent matches. The Ducks were underperforming because they, especially Charlie, were reluctant to adopt Coach Orion's defense-based strategies. Without a strong defense the opponents can make a come-from-behind victory.
@@DrIdaho The New Jersey Devils won the Stanley Cup in 95 with their boring yet effective neutral zone trap. That HAD to be some of the inspiration for the Ducks changing from high flying to "hunting for goose eggs" in the script
He looks so much like his Dad here!
Yes he does!
I really like Jeffrey Nordling as well. It be so cool to meet all of them but I gotta admit I'd love to meet Emilio and Jeffrey the most.
My Dad always said Emilio was the better actor out of his family, he is a good actor
That's because charlie always plays the same character in whatever he is in, or at least in the tv shows or movies I seen him in
Bombay really got them with a lawsuit to change their minds.
There it is that estevez charisma watching this scene reminded me of his dad the prez