Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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) |
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. All appears to be going well for a while, but the hype of Hollywood starts to get to Gordon, and he is distracted when Iceland, the favourites to win the title, appear on the scene. Written by Liz Jordan <c9310494@alinga.newcastle.edu.au>
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.