Unmade Movie Sequels is a series of synopsis' from popular hockey movies we wish were made.
After winning the JV-Varsity Showdown at Eden Hall in D3, the Ducks would live as high school gods at the prep school. Thanks to winning national championships in 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999 against state rival Shattuck-Saint Mary's, the team would be heavily recruited at the collegiate level, but would only commit to a school that could take the entire team. It is also noted that the Ducks were sought after by the USA Hockey National Team Development Program, but the team refused to go live and train in Michigan, opting to stay in Minnesota.
In one of D4's first scenes, the Ducks are shown at a team gathering to celebrate their acceptance into Minnesota-Duluth and this proves to be one of the most emotional scenes in the entire series as one by one the team confides secrets in one another. It is revealed that Guy Germaine has proposed to Connie Moreau, Dean Portman has been in and out of juvenile detention centres, Luis Mendoza has an STD from the cheerleader at the end of D3, Greg Goldberg has been battling an eating disorder despite growing to 6'5", Julie is pregnant following her summer trip to Europe, and Lester Averman announces he is a homosexual. This opening scene ultimately reveals the transition the team will be taking from adolescence to adulthood while at college.
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Charlie puts on the Freshman Forty |
Many characters return for D4 including: Adam Banks, Charlie Conway, Russ Tyler, Fulton Reed, Ken Wu, and Dwayne Robertson while Connie and Julie make brief appearances as puck bunnies at the mens games. As the team arrives at the college, they realize they are in for a fun four years as they are quickly rookie'd by the remaining four veterans on the team at a toga party. The peer pressures of underage drinking and recreational drug use quickly become key subplots that will remain throughout the movie with many players partaking in beer funnelling and bong hits - who knew Kenny Wu had such great lung capacity!
The team arrives for their first practice hungover and in rough shape which is not a good first impression on their coach, Jack Reilly, the same coach of the Hawks from D1 whose youth hockey success has finally been recognized. It is also revealed that the team will be joined by an imported player, none other than Icelandic star, Gunnar Stahl, who has moved to Minnesota to be closer to Julie "The Cat" Gaffney after finally scoring on her and knocking her up. A new Ducks generation will soon be born!
After a sluggish practice and first game, Charlie Conway's leadership prevails as he confronts the team's new found partying ways and announces the team is showing signs of a real problem and not just recreational use. It is decided that the team will do a Dry Island and bond together as a team to deal with Portman's anger issues, Mendoza's STDs, Goldberg's eating disorder, Julie's pregnancy and Averman's coming out. A montage of team building including the team playing laser tag on ice leads into highlights of the Bulldogs continuously winning games meaning they are once again an unstoppable force and destined for another national championship.
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It's no coincidence Coach Bombay's character is named after a brand of gin |
As the team approaches the championship game and the players have dealt with their personal issues, the players are rattled to hear that former coach and mentor, Gordon Bombay, has been involved in a drinking and driving accident following a messy divorce from the Duck's former tutor at the Junior Goodwill Games, Michelle McKay. Clinging to life, the team visits a comatose Coach Bombay in hospital just hours before the championship game. The nurse attending to Bombay explains his grave condition and that it will take a miracle for him to wake again. The team knows they have to go out and win it for their coach who took them under his wing back in 1992 when they were just a bunch of scrubs from District 5, even if he was just serving community service.
The team takes to the ice for the championship for the first time as the Minnesota-Duluth Ducks and play an emotional game against their state rivals, the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Led by Hobey Baker nominee, Adam Banks, and backstopped by a transformed Goldberg, the Ducks defeat the Golden Gophers 5-4 after scoring with 1 second left on the clock by Charlie Conway's new breakaway move - the quadruple deke. The team celebrates to a home crowd chant of "quack, quack, quack" as the scene transitions to Bombay opening his eyes.
THE END
I would watch this movie!
ReplyDelete"Luis Mendoza has an STD from the cheerleader at the end of D3."
ReplyDeleteThat kid was a little pervert looking up her skirt at the beginning of the movie, he got what he deserved!
Hahaha this is gold. But I'm a bit disapointed that Emilio doesn't go after Gunnar Stahl in court over custody of his and Julie's child.
ReplyDeleteWho's to say that won't happen in D5?
DeleteGod damn. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'm in stitches after reading that 3rd paragraph.
ReplyDeleteLoved it.
ReplyDeletehaha awesome, just awesome
ReplyDeleteThat's a movie right there. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat would be an awesome movie :p I would watch it every day :p You have good idea's for a 4th movie!
ReplyDeleteI'm watching the original right now and I have no doubt that this would sweep the academy awards. Perfectly written
ReplyDeleteI bet a fat perverted homosexual made this bs
ReplyDeleteso you're saying you wrote it? :)
DeleteYea this dude has no life, probably no friends also!!!
ReplyDeletewhy? care to elaborate on that??
DeleteStupid
ReplyDeleteI love all 3 duck movies it had been my favorite movie since I was 5 but reading this it sounds like it would be a good movie but not as amazing as the others. there is just way to much going on and I seems like they tried to hard on trying to tie everything from the other movie but I would still probably watch it of it were to be made
ReplyDeleteIs there really d4 ?
ReplyDeleteLet me get this straight... you're writing a sequel to a movie you didn't really watch?
ReplyDeleteCase and point: the very first sentence you write; your lead off hitter, says they went to Seton Hall. Which would mean the ducks went to college in D3 given that Seton Hall is a college.
The school in the movie is EDEN HALL. That fact alone kept me from continuing to read your rediculous babble.
I think a better sequel might be a more realtime film set 20 years after D3 where Adam Banks is set in his career as a pro and Charlie is, no doubt, now the owner/operate of the shop and takes on the coaching duties (something he clearly had a skill for being captain and coach [D2]).
The film could revolve around the revamp of the once mighty District 5 Pee Wee team, now back toward the bottom of the league after the years have passed. Charlie takes on the role of coach meanwhile dealing with struggles of adulthood (as clearly the Mighty Ducks franchise basically chronicles different stages of Charlie's life. While there is no true main character, it can be argued between Charlie and Coach Bombay, but D3 definitely puts it well in favor of Charlie.).
In theory it's a good story, but the family-friendly Disney empire that made the trilogy would never make this, even though it deals with real issues in college.
ReplyDeleteAlso there probably will never be a D4, due to Disney no longer owns the team (they sold it in '05)
AMAZING. What ever happened to the Karpmeister? Prolly od'd on computer cleaner and table varnish.
ReplyDeleteIs this movie real or not
ReplyDeleteNo not a real movie it would be cool if they made a fourth but I don't see it happening
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