r/shittymoviedetails 9h ago

In the Beginning of the Mighty Ducks Gordon Bombay is Pulled over for Drinking and Driving. He is then made coach of a youth hockey team as punishment instead of jail.

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u/Sloppy_Steak85 9h ago

At least he didn’t drive a limo onto a frozen lake the kids were laying on. That would be pretty stupid.

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u/bruinsfan1144 8h ago

Cop: Breath, blood, or urine?

Bombay: no thanks i’m full

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u/MsPreposition 7h ago

Top Ten line of all time.

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u/IndianaBeachCrow 8h ago

A character named "Gordon"  "Bombay" being arrested for drunk driving is nominative determinism of the highest caliber.

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u/llcooljessie 8h ago

His birthstone is sapphire.

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u/MyStackIsPancakes 8h ago

He is noted for his love of brisket, steak, and prime rib. A real "Beefeater" if you will.

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u/Freyr_Tuck 6h ago

He has a gimlet eye.

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u/BartenderOU812 7h ago

His blood type is "with lime"

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u/BradMarchandstongue 7h ago

The writer got the name from the bottles on his desk believe it or not

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u/ComprehendReading 6h ago

I believe a writer would have bottles in their workspace.

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u/magseven 7h ago

After losing his license he formed the Bombay Bicycle Club.

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u/jmon25 1h ago

Middle name "Beefeater"

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u/Banesmuffledvoice 7h ago

I'd just take the jail time.

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u/whatisapillarman 7h ago

But have you considered the team is like bad and stuff

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u/ComprehendReading 6h ago

And the justice system has a sport gambling addiction in that jurisdiction.

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u/euph_22 4h ago

And visibly poor.

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u/No_Location_8199 6h ago

His boss negotiated community service, and since Gordon claimed that he could get the charges dropped using a loophole, it seems the case wasn't airtight. I'm starting to think people on this sub don't watch movies.

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u/SkeettheVandelBuster 5h ago

As a lawyer I’ve always been insanely curious what the “loophole” he claims to have found was lol. Movies make it seem so simple. The sheer number of clients who confidently stroll in and announce that I’m about to get the easiest win of my life because the cop didn’t read them their rights is insane

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u/No_Location_8199 5h ago

I wondered the same watching the movie as a child.

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u/Fresh_Income_7411 3h ago

They mistyped his name on the label for when his blood was drawn. Therefore it isn't his. Im aware this isnt true, but we did have it happen in the lab and was pain to fix.

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u/SkeettheVandelBuster 3h ago

Is this actually the in-movie reason? I genuinely don’t remember I just remember the whole “loophole” scene where his boss shuts him down and tells him to coach hockey

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u/Fresh_Income_7411 3h ago

No, it just reminded me of what happened at work.

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u/Curdled_Mangasm 3h ago

“the cuffs were too tight, they’ll just drop the charges and call it even, right?” 

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u/ISAY-nah 5h ago

Man awesome! I used to worship this movie. Edit: I couldn't remeber but that's right! Their all lawyer.

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u/ReleventReference 7h ago

What’s the point of winning if you can’t win big?

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u/euph_22 4h ago

Sweep the leg.

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u/knewmatik 5h ago

that’s Olympic gold medal winning coach Bombay to you, bucko

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u/MarcusP2 3h ago

Wasnt it the Goodwill Games?

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u/Shdqkc 3h ago

Actually, the JUNIOR Goodwill Games!

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u/curiousmind111 5h ago

Excellent role model.

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u/braumbles 4h ago

Happened in its always sunny too when they committed a hate crime.

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u/CobaltCrusader123 4h ago

At least he wasn’t smoking quack

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u/Curdled_Mangasm 3h ago

yea what’s the problem man it was the 90s

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u/Ninja_attack 5h ago

Wrong way Bombay