D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994)

Surprisingly incoherent and boring

Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

This movie wasn't quite as good as the original, but few sequels are. Still, it was a decent movie. Estevez returns to coaching the Ducks after his hockey (and return to the NHL) are derailed by an injury, and he winds up coaching not just the Ducks but the USA hockey team. He loses sight that hockey was supposed to be fun and cares more about winning the tournament before regaining his senses and his original vision.My favorite scenes are the party scene, the scene with Wayne Gretzky, the part at the beginning where the bad kids literally get tied up, the game scenes, and the scene where Estevez burns his cardboard image. If you liked the original, you might like this one.** 1/2 out of ****

This movie is just about rock bottom. It spits in the face of the great sport of hockey. Every game scene is unrealistic or just to dam slow to be real.The characters are dull and forgettable and I know the movie is a comedy but guess what it fails at that to.*To hockey players a few scenes imparticular bug me are the shoot out scene because no one does any of those moves or the goalie takes slapshots form 50 feet. Its annoying to see terrible actors playing even worse hockey players. Also the scene where Russ Tyler comes 40 ft out of the net takes his helmet of and shoots a knuckle puck(Fakest shot ever) and scores a terrible goal to tie the game. The final scene that takes the cake is when the cowboy hockey player from Texas takes goes into the shoot out he does two moves both used in real hockey unfortunately there so out of context they look pointless and accomplished nothing. The first move was the Michigan where he picks it up on his stick. This move is used usually to pick the puck up from behind the net and score. The second move is the "through the legs" which is normally only used to get around a defensman.All in all this movie is terrible the only reason it isn't given one star by the decent performance of Emilo Estevez

This is clearly above and beyond all other movies ever made and it definitely deserves the number one ranking on IMDb. It's not even close. Why, you ask? Only because it has everything a movie could possibly need. Think about it, you've got Coach Gordon Bombay, Pacey from Dawson's Creek, kids from Morgan Park High School in Chicago(I live a block away!) which actually does not have a hockey team, Keenan's knuckle puck, Team Iceland, Goldberg for comic relief, the team from Trinidad & Tobago whose fans play Caribbean drums after they score a goal, that hot chick from Maine, and We Are the Champions! Come on, it doesn't get any better.Evereybody now, "Quack! Quack! Quack! Quack! Quack! Quack!"

I've seen all three Mighty Ducks Movies over and over again and I must say I love them all. The movie seemed to be pretty much the same as the first movie as some previous mentioned; they play hockey-overcome the strongest team in the competition and win! Wow, big surprise =[ But other than the scenes that didn't really make sense, the movie was actually really enjoyable for me. Favorite Line-Jessie: Well your brother has a big mouth -akward silence- Russ and his brother shares a look. Ducks: Uh oh Russ's brother: He does, doesn't he?Most memorable scene for me loved it. The acting was realistic, it made me want to be one of them seeing how all the kids were so supportive of each other. My favorite characters were Adam Banks, Goldberg, the Bash Bros and Russ Tyler. Guy got what, like 10 seconds in the whole film and that was in the first 15 minutes when he "this close" to kissing Connie. Didn't really like Connie, Ken Wu or the Latino kid, what was their point in the movie again? Anyways a pretty enjoyable movie~!