Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15792 in DVD
• Released on: 2002-09-23
• Rating: Parental Guidance
• Aspect ratio: 1.77:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: PAL
• Original language: English
• Subtitled in: English, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 99 minutes

Special Features
English
Region 2

Synopsis
The Ducks get scholarships to a snooty prep school, and now they've got to prove themselves to their fellow students and their new coach. Off-ice pranks give way to on-ice action in this final entry in the against-all-odds hockey saga.

Customer Reviews

DOESNT MATTER HOW OLD U ARE!!!
More great comedy from this hit movie saga. A great watch and worth watching, again and again and again. Its just a load of fun on skates. I would recommend this to everyone, no matter what age you are. Its not just a sports movie but reflects daily life and shows the tyes of things kids get up to when they are about 13-18 years old.

You won't regret buying this.

Their future depends on this game!
I loved the first 2 so I had to see the third! In my opinion this is the best of the three, probably because they are teenagers now and they have thoughts and problems that I can relate to, but that's just me. The Ducks have been State Champs, and even World Champs, but have they finally met their match? They are given full athletic scholarships at Eden Hall Academy where they get a frosty welcome from most of the school. Their winning streak runs dry and they have to win the annual JV/Varsity Showdown, or their futures will be thrown into jeapardy. Can they win under the guidance of a new coach? Or will the ducks finally drown? Buy the video and find out! A truly funny family film, a Must-See for absolutely everyone, regardless of age!

Fantastic Ending to Ducks Trilogy
I loved hockey, the movies got me into it and I loved the whole Ducks movies, but this is my favourite installement.

D3 is good but perhaps not that believable. Charlie Conway is the star of the team, despite being called "Spazoway" in the first movie because of his lack of ability. Even with the ringers who helped Team USA win the Junior Goodwill Games in D2, they are outmatched by the Varsity team. The only consistance is that Adam Banks is still thought of as excellent and moved up to Varsity straight away. The film has many comparisons to the first film, lots of references to Banks as "Cake-eater" despite not mentioning that in D2 hardly at all, and that Goldberg struggles to skate despite looking proficient at skaing throughout the first two movies.

The movie is written as the final chapter, and the main themes are that effort brings about success and winning is not the most important thing. Also, you get a sense of growing older and things changing, this is covered alot in this movie as by the end the team are not known as the Ducks. The actors who have played the kids in the first 2 movies are given much bigger parts, probably because the allure of people coming to see the movies are to watch how they have grown up. Melancholy in places, this is more of a grown-up film than the first two.

There was rumours of D4, but this trilogy is probably best left alone as a classic sporting family set of movies.