Emilio Estevez,
Jeffrey Nordling,
Joshua Jackson,
David Selby,
Heidi Kling
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Everybody's favorite underdog youth hockey team hits the ice for a third adventure in D3: The Mighty Ducks. This time out, the Ducks' improbable success under lawyer-turned-hockey player Gordon Bombay... read more
Directed by: Robert Lieberman
Release Date: October 4, 1996
DVD Release Date: September 3, 2002
Stats: 3,751 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (3,751)
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November 26, 2011
Third entry in Disney's The Mighty Ducks franchise is a bad, unimpressive third film that really scarps the bottom of the barrel of ideas. This film is terrible, unimpressive with a bad cast, poor story and poor directing. D3 is the worst film in the series, and it's clear that t... read more
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August 15, 2010
I could give a pass to the first one, and yeah, even the second one, but not this. I'm glad they stopped after this one, but even here it's hard to continue to care about the story. If you thought that the fact that half of Team USA from the second one was made up of members from... read more
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May 5, 2010
The weakest of the series, but I think it was mainly due to the fact that Emilio Estevez was reduced to having nothing more than a cameo appearance. The child actors are really good, especially Joshua Jackson who grew throughout the whole series. While it doesn't really know what... read more
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September 4, 2008
The third installment tries to pick up where the last two left off - both of them were solid and equally classic this one not so much, but not so bad either. People are not giving it enough credit for the fact that this is a threequal and for being so, it's a well done one.
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December 31, 2007
I'm surprized Emilio is still around for the 3rd one. I can't remember this one if I saw it or not.
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February 2, 2007
It's a shame that the final chapter in one of my favourite childhood sagas is so dull.
Critic Reviews
Predictable sports comedy sequel offers some life lessons. Full Review
Rousing conclusion of the trilogy following through on several character arcs.
Oh, GAWD ... they can get WORSE!
Don't be fooled...Estevez is only in it for 5 minutes! and that can't even save this average sequel
Predictable, moralistic, dumb and unoriginal, yet it's still entertaining! Full Review
Arrives much like the same way a third TV commercial often follows a second.
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