community service. He ends up coaching a local PeeWee hockey team. The Mighty Ducks PeeWee team has nothing to say for itself. No practise area. No proper equipment. And no skill. Bombay sees this and gets his boss Gerald Ducksworth (Josef Sommer) to sponsor the team. This rejuvenates the team's spirit. The team simply becomes the Ducks and has a fighting chance in their league. Bombay screws up by trying to transfer Adam Banks (Vincent Larusso) from the Hawks to the Ducks. Not knowing the whole story, the team gives up on Bombay... This is such an excellent movie I don't want to spoil the ending. Walt Disney Pictures spent 10 million dollars making this film, but made over 40 million dollars in profits at the box office! So if spending that much money means making a hefty profit such as that then I'd look into making a sequel. Thus, D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994) and D3: The Mighty Ducks (1996). DUCKS FLY TOGETHER! 2. Slapshot (1977) This movie has some age to it. So there really isn't a need to go into too much detail. By now it's either you've seen it and loved it, or you've never heard of it until now and are going to go purchase it in the morning. It's about a group of hockey brothers. Jack (David Hanson), Steve (Steve Carlson) and Jeff (Jeff Carlson) Hanson. The Hanson Brothers. A hopeless Charlestown Chiefs hockey team picks up the brother trio who are dimwitted but