Piccoli grandi eroi (1994)

Interpreti principali62

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Emilio Estevez

Gordon Bombay

Kathryn Erbe

Michele

Michael Tucker

Tibbles

Jan Rubes

Jan

Carsten Norgaard

Wolf

Maria Ellingsen

Marria

Joshua Jackson

Charlie

Elden Henson

Fulton
(as Elden Ryan Ratliff)

Shaun Weiss

Goldberg

Matt Doherty

Averman

Brandon Quintin Adams

Jesse
(as Brandon Adams)

Garette Ratliff Henson

Guy

Marguerite Moreau

Connie

Vincent LaRusso

Banks
(as Vincent A. Larusso)

Colombe Jacobsen-Derstine

Julie
(as Colombe Jacobsen)

Aaron Lohr

Portman

Ty O'Neal

Dwayne

Kenan Thompson

Russ

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The Ducks who appeared in the first film but did not return for this one are: Dave Karp (Aaron Schwartz), Peter Mark (J.D. Daniels), Terry Hall (Jussie Smollett), Tammy Duncan (Jane Plank), and Tommy Duncan (Danny Tamberelli).

Blooper
When Fulton is taking his shot in the final shootout, he stops and then shoots the puck. In hockey, players are not allowed to stop while taking a penalty shot and the puck must always be moving forward or else the shot is over.

Citazioni
Dwayne: Where I come from we treat ladies with respect!
Connie: Thank you, Dwayne, but I'm no lady. I'M A DUCK!

Curiosità sui crediti
The beginning of the end credits showed the Ducks hanging around the campfire and singing along to "We Are The Champions".

Connessioni
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Jimmy Hollywood/Thumbelina/The House of the Spirits/Major League II/D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994)

Colonne sonore
This Too Will Pass
Written by Peter Himmelman
Performed by Peter Himmelman
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

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5/10

A Bigger Sequel, But Not Better

Gordon Bombay is forced to withdraw from the minor hockey league with a knee injury. Much to his surprise, he is given the job of coach of Team USA Hockey for the Junior Goodwill Games in California. With most of the Ducks and a few new players in tow, he sets forth for LA.

When you have a sequel, you have to make it bigger and better. This film is possibly bigger, because now the kids are playing in some sort of Olympic-like setting against a team from Iceland. So the pressure is much greater. But is it better? Not really. It's rather flat with no plot development, character development or surprises.

Fans of the first film might like this, especially because it will allow them to just relax for 90 minutes and not have to invest themselves. It's a good movie to play in the background. Also, Leah Lail is in it.