Can Gordon's team win the Junior Goodwill Games in California in spite of all the set-backs?Can Gordon's team win the Junior Goodwill Games in California in spite of all the set-backs?Can Gordon's team win the Junior Goodwill Games in California in spite of all the set-backs?
Elden Henson
- Fulton
- (as Elden Ryan Ratliff)
Brandon Quintin Adams
- Jesse
- (as Brandon Adams)
Vincent LaRusso
- Banks
- (as Vincent A. Larusso)
Colombe Jacobsen-Derstine
- Julie
- (as Colombe Jacobsen)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe 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).
- GoofsWhen 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.
- Crazy creditsThe beginning of the end credits showed the Ducks hanging around the campfire and singing along to "We Are The Champions".
- SoundtracksThis Too Will Pass
Written by Peter Himmelman
Performed by Peter Himmelman
Courtesy of Epic Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Featured review
This is not that different from the first film, following the formula except this time the Ducks are representing their country. It has similar humor, similar easy lessons about playing like a team, enjoying yourself and doing your best, similar underdog comeback against a very strong rival...
However, while the first one seemed more grounded, this one raises the stakes, and the corny elements become more bothersome. So we have Coach Bombay directing the USA national youth team, and the team is... his peewee team with a few additions from other parts of the country? There is no one in the Ducks with enough skill to play on a national team, apart from Adam Banks.
Then, the USA shirt is not good enough for them, they can only play their best with the shirts of their peewee team... Little kids won't be bothered, and they will cheer when the team puts on the Duck shirts, but older kids may grimace.
Also, we lose here the element having kids of a poorer neighborhood, with less means, facing up against richer opponents, with more opportunities to train. Here we have the national team, so when one of them doesn't know to hockey stop, it makes less sense.
A feel-good kid sports movie following the recipe of the first, watchable but not as relatable.
However, while the first one seemed more grounded, this one raises the stakes, and the corny elements become more bothersome. So we have Coach Bombay directing the USA national youth team, and the team is... his peewee team with a few additions from other parts of the country? There is no one in the Ducks with enough skill to play on a national team, apart from Adam Banks.
Then, the USA shirt is not good enough for them, they can only play their best with the shirts of their peewee team... Little kids won't be bothered, and they will cheer when the team puts on the Duck shirts, but older kids may grimace.
Also, we lose here the element having kids of a poorer neighborhood, with less means, facing up against richer opponents, with more opportunities to train. Here we have the national team, so when one of them doesn't know to hockey stop, it makes less sense.
A feel-good kid sports movie following the recipe of the first, watchable but not as relatable.
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- Country of origin
- Official sites
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- Also known as
- Los campeones II
- Filming locations
- Production companies
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $45,610,410
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $10,356,748
- Mar 27, 1994
- Gross worldwide
- $45,610,410
- Runtime1 hour 46 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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