When Charlie and Fulton are pondering their hockey future, Charlie says they can continue playing locally, and when they turn 17 they can go to Canada and play juniors. Eligibility for Canadian Major-Juniors starts at 16. See more...
When Charlie and Fulton go to the amusement park, an arcade attendant jokes with them about playing hooky. The man who plays the arcade attendant in this movie also played an unnamed celebrity at Coach Bombay's party in D2, and the same man played a lawyer in the first movie. He also happens to be the movie's screenwriter, Steven Brill. See more...
starring Emilio Estevez, Jeffrey Nordling, Joshua Jackson (add more)
Genres: Action, Comedy, Drama, Family, Sport
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In the last game against the varsity team, Fulton Reed is the only Duck player with his first name on the back of his jersey. [This mistake has already been corrected, since it is very possible, and does happen in places like the MLB, for someone to have their first name instead of their last.]
When the Varsity's captain Riley says "We're gonna destroy you guys" you can see that his lips don't even move. [That's because it wasn't Riley who said it. It was Cole. If you pay attention to the voice, you can tell it's not Riley's.]
Even though no one knew Portman was coming back, they already have a jersey, with his name on it, waiting for him. [The school signed up the entire team at the beginning, then Portman decided not to come. It is likely they would have ordered the jersey ahead of time. They might have even ordered one after in case he changed his mind.]
During the first Iceland versus Ducks game, you can see that Iceland's uniforms actually read "Island". [Island is Icelantic for Iceland. It only makes sense that their uniforms would say that.]
When Portman was sent to the penalty box and he does his striptease, he should've been assesed with a 10 minute or a game misconduct for carrying on and showing up the referee. [Since his 2-minute penalty kept him out of the rest of the game anyway, the referee might have decided it was unnecessary and time-wasting to add a further penalty.]
What happened to the tattoo Portman had in D2? [Maybe it was henna? It's never determined if it's real or fake.]
One of the Bash Brothers is Fulton Reed. Reed is his last name and should therefore be the name on his jersey (as it was in the first two movies). In this movie, though, his jersey says Fulton, not Reed. Also, whenever anyone calls out the players' names, they say everyone else's last name, but here again they call him Fulton, not Reed. [True, but some players choose to use their first name instead of their last. MLB star Ichiro Suzuki (Seattle Mariners) is called Ichiro and not by his last name. Even his jersey says Ichiro. Fulton chose to use his first name on his jersey instead.]
In their first practice, Luis Mendoza is shown to be unable to stop skating after starting. However, he learned how to stop in "D2: The Mighty Ducks." [Yes, but Goldberg was also a MUCH better goalie. But since none of them practiced, he lost his skills in saving, just like Luis lost his very new skills in stopping.]
Hockey glass is made out of strong plastic not glass, so Cole couldn't break the "glass" in the last period of the big game. [This plastic can still be broken by shots and hits. Hockey glass breaks all the time and it is refered to as the glass even though it is plastic.]
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