D2: The Mighty Ducks

1994

D2: The Mighty Ducks

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In this family film, that fledgling flock of unlikely hockey players the Mighty Ducks returns beat the feathers off the opposing teams in the Junior Goodwill games. It all begins when Gordon Bombay, recently thwarted by injuries after he attempted a comeback in pro hockey, is approached by a major sportswear corporation. They want him to reassemble the disbanded Ducks and have them compete in the Goodwill games. Bombay agrees and hits the New York streets to round up his former team. He also successfully adds new players including a super fast skater who cannot stop, and an excellent girl goalie. Once again the bumbling kids must learn to overcome their many differences and work together as a team. They are assisted by a pretty school teacher who travels with them. She and Bombay have a fling along the way. When the team finally makes it to Anaheim for the games, they quickly beat the best teams and finds themselves facing the invincible team from Iceland. They eventually win out, but the victory isn't easy as the Icelanders play hard and dirty.

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Cast

Emilio Estevez
as Gordon Bombay
Kathryn Erbe
as Michele Mackay
Michael Tucker (I)
as Tibbles
Jan Rubes
as Jan
Carsten Norgaard
as Wolf
Maria Ellingsen
as Maria
Joshua Jackson
as Charlie
Elden Ryan Ratliff
as Fulton Reed
Elden Henson
as Fulton
Shaun Weiss
as Goldberg
Matt Doherty
as Averman
Brandon Quintin Adams
as Jesse
Garette Ratliff Henson
as Guy
Marguerite Moreau
as Connie
Vincent A. Larusso
as Adam Banks
Colombe Jacobsen
as Julie
Aaron Lohr
as Portman
Ty O'Neal
as Dwayne
Kenan Thompson
as Russ
Mike Vitar
as Luis
Justin Wong
as Ken
Noah Verduzco
as Hector
Scott Whyte
as Gunnar
Kai Lennox
as Olaf
Vicellous Reon Shannon
as James
Noah Verduzeo
as Hector
Marcus Klemp
as Fanger
Jon Karl Hjelm
as Norbert
Michael Ooms
as McGill
Casey Garven
as Larson
Brock Pierce
as Young Gordon
Robert Pall
as Young Gordon's Father
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
as Celebrity at Party
Cam Neely
as Celebrity at Party
Chris Chelios
as Celebrity at Party
Steven Brill
as Celebrity at Party
Luc Robitaille
as Celebrity at Party
Greg Louganis
as Celebrity at Party
Kristi Yamaguchi
as Celebrity at Party
Leah Lail
as Terry at Party
Wayne Gretzky
as Himself
Jeannette Kerner
as Woman at Boutique
Mary Brill
as Woman at Boutique
Michael Francis Kelly
as Referee at Game
Bob Miller
as Game Announcer
Joe Fowler
as Reporter at Anaheim
Harve Cook
as Trinidad Coach
Rodney Louis Johnson
as Mr. Alley Oop
Laura Lombardi Mills
as Photo Shoot A.D.
Nancy Stephens
as Coliseum Reporter
Tajsha Thomas
as Coliseum Reporter
Kevin Womack
as Doo-Wop Singer
Bryant Woodert
as Doo-Wop Singer
Adam A. Labaud Jr.
as Doo-Wop Singer
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Critic Reviews for D2: The Mighty Ducks

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Audience Reviews for D2: The Mighty Ducks

  • May 09, 2012
    quite stupid and unnecessary sequel that bloats the franchise with an unbelievable entry. just a waste of time
    Brendan N Super Reviewer
  • Nov 26, 2011
    Decent follow-up to The Mighty Ducks, D2 is a decent film that is entertaining but lacks something that made the first one such a memorable family sports film. D2 is less memorable, but is still somewhat entertaining. The cast here are decent and they do what they can to keep the film entertaining. D2 is not a perfect film, and leaves a lot to be desired. However the film is good for a sequel, but it could have been done better. I enjoyed the film; however it's not as fun as the first film. Overall I found the film to be mildly entertaining with decent performances and a decent story. The film never really is anything memorable or great, but for what it is, it manages to be quite entertaining. Originally seeing this when it first came out, I thought it was terrific, but with age you start to notice that films like this aren't that phenomenal, just mildly entertaining. For a sequel, D2 is much better than the third film and is fun to watch, but is never great. Despite the fact that the film has a few restraints with a so-so script, D2 is a good little film to watch as a family. I enjoyed the film, but preferred the first film overall, and like with every series, I thought that the sequel wasn't as solid as the first. D2 is entertaining, but it could have been a lot better, at least it's not as bad the third film, which was a train wreck of a film. For a sequel, this one is entertaining and despite its flaws, it's a lot of fun to watch with your family.
    Alex r Super Reviewer
  • May 25, 2011
    It had its memorable moments, but not quite as enjoyable as the first film. And the plot is just a ripoff of the Miracle story through a bunch of kids.
    Jackson W Super Reviewer
  • Aug 16, 2010
    I remember LOVING this movie when I was a kid. Liked all the new additions, but I'm going to have to rewatch and rejudge.
    Jennifer D Super Reviewer
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