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Not as good as D3, but still awesome
With Gunnar Stahl, Olaf Sanderson and the rest of the Iceland team defeated soundly, the Ducks move on to Eden Hall with full athletic scholarship. But many students at the upper-class, mostly-white private school are resentful of what they view as an 'affirmative action' team. The Ducks' new rivals are the state champion Varsity Team, led by Captain Riley and enforcer Cole. The Ducks have a couple of notable MIA's, some explained and others not. Dean Portman decides to stay in Chicago, while Coach Bombay moves on as the Director of Player Personnel in the Junior Goodwill Games. Tensions fly high in this movie:
1) Riley's dad rallies to have the Ducks' scholarships revoked
2) The team's star, Adam Banks, is moved to Varsity and is taken under Riley and Cole's wing. (Watch for some personal tension between Charlie and Banks)
3) A series of pranks (most of which are very funny)
4) Final JV/Varsity showdown.
Overall, good movie-- not as good as the incomparable D2 (never count out the Iceland factor) but nonetheless... Recommend it.

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EXCELLENT!
I love this movie! It is very funny. For all of us girls there are hot guys in it. Well anyway, this is an awesome movie! Buy it today and you won't be dissapointed!

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The Mighty Ducks are back
The Mighty Ducks return for a 3rd movie and now are in high school. But there are a couple of changes for the Mighty Ducks, even for Charlie (Joshua Jackson), who acts like he did in the first movie. The movie begins with short clips from the first two movies, and most of the Mighty Ducks has now entered high school and now are playing hockey for Elden Hall. But the big change is that Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez) will not be coaching the Mighty Ducks that are now the school's junior varsity team, because the junior goodwill games has named him director of player personal. And the new coach is Ted Orion (Jeffrey Nordling) who will not let them do anything they done turning childhood. When a girl asks Charlie to sign a pention to changed the Warrior name, Charlie names the following teams, the Indians, the Braves, the Redskins, and the Blackhawks. But more trouble happens, when Orion posts the postions the players will play, moving Banks to varsity team, and making Julie (Colombe Jacobson) the head goalie and making Goldberg back up and Goldebrg complains "What am I, chopped liver?". So he gives her junk food, and she gets sick during pratice, and coach orion says "Julie the cat! What's the Matter, you ate a fur ball?". During the first two peroids of the first game, Charlie and the other Warriors score a lot of goals on the thier foe and makes Julie bored, so she starts complain "Come on guys, give me sommething to do". And even sings "Fulton scored, Fulton scores, I am really bored, Fulton's great, Fulton's great, a year ago he couldn't even skate", after Fulton scores a goal. The Nanny's Benjamin Salisbury plays the announcer of the Warriors, who is also a student at Elden Hall.