The Mighty Ducks
- PG
- Year:
- 1992
- 100 min
- 5,390 Views
[ Announcer ] ...The Minnesota Pee Wee
Championship is up for grabs.
Both teams playing like there's
no tomorrow. Duluth, in the Hawks' zone,
looking for a chance to win it.
Only a few seconds remain.
There's a pass out to the blue line.
lntercepted by Gordon Bombay !
Bombay ! He's got a breakaway.
Across the blue line all alone
for a chance to win the game !
He's pulled down from behind
by Fox of Duluth.
Fox definitely pulled him down
from behind and this could be --
Yes, the referee calls
for a penalty shot.
Gordon, it's up to you. l don't wanna
see any goats around after the game.
You got it ?
Now, you miss this shot...
you're not just lettin' me down,
you're lettin' your team down.
[ Announcer ]
A pressure situation he's in now.
The 1973 Pee Wee State
Championship now rests...
on the little shoulders
[ Cheering ]
Gordon ! Gordon !
[ Chanting ]
Gordon ! Gordon !
Let's go, son !
All right !
[ Announcer ] He hit the goalpost !
What a heartbreaker !
Little Gordon Bombay
had the chance --
All my client did was attempt
to give you what you wanted !
lsn't that right ?
This man put his neck
on the line for your greed.
Objection. Your Honour ?
Will both counsellors
approach the bench ?
[ Man ]
What's he doing ?
l don't have anything to tell you.
l just wanna make a point.
So nod like l'm saying
something important.
- Mr Bombay ?
- Gordon, what are you doing ?
- Get out there and be my lawyer.
- Perfect.
This drives him nuts
and l love it.
Nice tie, Frank.
You wore that yesterday, didn't ya ?
Oh, Mr Bombay,
l'm so glad you could make it.
Please restrict yourself
to a relevant cross-examination !
Your Honour, the applicability
of societal intent...
vis-a-vis individual action
is well established.
l'm citing
Minneapolis V. Higgins.
The appellant court overruled a judge
who disallowed similar testimony.
Now, if l'm not mistaken,
that was... you.
l stand corrected, counsellor.
Objection overruled.
[ Frank ] Oh, you really stooped
to an all-time low on this, Bombay.
l'm insulted, Frank.
You have no idea how low l can stoop.
l don't mind losing.
l would just like to lose fair.
Losing fair is still losing, Frank.
Gotta go for the ''W'' every time.
That man should be in jail.
lt was your job to put him there.
Don't take it out on me !
Next time do your job,
Frankie boy.
- 30 and 0 ! l remain undefeated.
- What about the Frazier case ?
We don't count that one because
l scored with the court reporter.
- The one you said
had the intelligent body ?
- That's the one.
- No calls on the Duck phone ?
- Not yet.
What's he waiting for ?
l saw him in the back of the courtroom.
How about some kudos here, huh ?
Mr Tolbert dropped off a couple ringside
seats for tonight's North Stars game.
Hockey ? [ Raspberry ]
Forget it !
Gordon, here's the research
for the Pearlstein Project.
- Can you get started ?
- Jane !
Can't you see l'm reveling here ?
Today l'm 30 and 0 !
- 30 and one.
- Type, Jeannie, don't speak.
- [ Ringing ]
- Mr Bombay's office.
Yes. lt's Ducksworth.
You're right. He wants to see you.
Ha-ha-ha !
Thank you very much, Mr Ducksworth !
lt was nothing, Mr Ducksworth.
Quack, quack, quack, Mr Ducksworth.
[ Door closing ]
Gordon, another fine job today.
- Thank you, sir.
- Just one thing.
Score. Don't spike.
l'm not sure l understand
what you mean, sir.
This is a business.
lt isn't a game.
Next time a little
restraint might be in order.
Hey, man, get off my back
l'm doin' the best l can, yeah
You bust my neck
Cut no slack
Yeah yeah uh-huh
- [ Siren ]
- Pull your vehicle
over to the right, now !
- This is not good.
[ Muffled rock ]
- Hey, man, whoa yeah yeah
- Licence, please.
- Could you turn down the stereo ?
- Sure.
l guess it was a ''widdle'' noisy.
A ''widdle'' ?
Okay, l'm taking you down to precinct.
No, thanks, l'm full.
[ Laughs ]
Okay, out of the car. Now.
are driving under the influence,
driving with an open container
and reckless endangerment.
And to think l almost
stayed home this morning.
l assume you're
representing yourself ?
Twelve moving violations in three years?
How do you still have a licence?
Okay, let's talk business.
What am l facing ?
Suspension of licence ?
Fines ? What ?
Yes, unless the D.A.'s office will allow
you to plead guilty to lesser charges.
But that's solely
up to the prosecutor.
The city of Minneapolis does not wish
to pursue a plea bargain in this case.
- Hmm.
- Gotta go for the ''W,'' right, Gordo ?
The defendant is released
on his own recognizance.
Mr Ducksworth.
What are you doing here ?
l own the place.
How about you ?
Just goin' over a few cases.
RlCOH Statute stuff.
researching your defence...
against D.U.l.
and reckless endangerment.
Did you think l wouldn't
find out, Gordon ?
There was no reason to concern you
with it, sir. They have no case.
Frank Huddy just wants my scalp.
l found a loophole.
Gordon, stop it.
There's not going to be a loophole.
There's not going to be a trial.
l am not going to have you drag...
this firm's good name
through the mud.
and he has agreed to suspend your case.
- Under what conditions ?
- Probation, suspension of
your driver's licence...
and 500 hours
of community service.
And a leave of absence
from the firm.
He can't do that.
- He can't stop me from working !
- He's not. l am.
That was my condition.
Gordon, you need a break.
- You're too wrapped up in your work.
- But, sir, my work is my life.
That's just my point.
The community service will do you good.
lt'll teach you compassion,
a sense of fair play, how to fit in.
- Community service ? This is horrible.
- You'll get used to it.
And hopefully you'll come back
a better person and a better attorney,
which is why l'm keeping you on salary
and have arranged a driver for you.
You know, in the early '70s l drove the
tour bus for The Grand Funk Railroad.
Man, that was the life.
Chicks, parties,
amps cranked up to about
eight jillion decibels.
All that loud music damaged my hearing,
but l got no regrets...
- except for the '80s.
- How could he do this to me ?
Community service...
coaching hockey !
l found one !
l'm comin' out !
[ Boy ] Karp, you finally found
something for once in your life.
- What do you think ?
- Lovely, Karp, it goes with your eyes.
- You gonna take that from him, Karp ?
- Remind me to bust you, Averman.
- Thanks, Peter. Thanks very much.
- Did you get it ?
- Yeah !
Here, Petie. Here, boy.
A little chili
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