A Serious Review of A Goofy Movie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2025
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My father committed suicide in 1995. The last time I saw him him was on a supervised visitation to see this movie with the family. I don’t care what anybody says. This movie will always make me emotional
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I am very very sorry that you lost your father.☹️✝️🙏🏼
That scene where Pete and Goofy were talking about their parenting style in the jacuzzi that's like one of the first times in a Disney movie where it got real it almost seemed like Goofy was holding himself back from coming at Pete's parenting method after Pete responded me with "My son respects me"
Well I mean ya he's a dog, probably coulda tore Pete's cat butt up(emotionally)
Maybe the scene would've been for like the character from the jungle book kaa, Would've hypnotizing
Pete, Goofy, Max, PJ and me being coiling up in kaa's sacred love for us now just for me.
@@EmmettDoyleDDR435 what the fuck are you talking about?
@@EmmettDoyleDDR435 ok but why did you have to post it here????
@@BloodyBraces Because that would've been half parenting style for my brain.
The hot tub scene still sticks out for how mature it is all these years later
without context that sounded...dirty xD
@@tornadodee148 you said it not me
"Check the map, Goof!"
@@tornadodee148 Me too
Hey my son respects me
Yeah...
“Howdy boys, is this the way to Nashville?”
*”No, this is Patrick”*
We don’t deserve the brilliance of A Goofy Movie but we’re glad it exists
"Uh, Patrick, that's the name of the city."
@@BigLightning4360 Patrick: 🤦♂️ “I need to get a brain!”
Oh Kim, you make us laugh during these tough times.
@@hunterolaughlin yeah
Oh, so that’s what they say
I gotta say, one of my all time favorite parts of this movie was when Goofy was angry at Max. i mean even though i like Goofy being cheerful all time it was actually really satisfying to see him display genuine anger for a change, especially because it proves that even the most cheerful person alive can feel angry sometimes.
I was thinking the same thing! I wish there was a name for moments like these when a character expresses an emotion they don’t normally show. It’s kinda fascinating to me because you get to see what makes them tick.
I also like the fact he became dead silent which contrasts with his talkative nature. It creates a tense feeling that builds and I really like it.
Maybe it’s called “emotional subversion?”
That is truly the face of broken trust and respect. Any happy go lucky (literally with Goofy) would feel that when push comes to shove.
@@laurenaspreyartLike when Phineas gets mad, you know it's serious.
@@KetwunsGamingPadBut it was unjustified anger. Goofy forced max to go on the trip. He knew mac didn't wanna go and forced him anyways.
Seeing goofy actually pissed off is something I can never unsee.
“Fear the rage of the gentleman”
In a way, this movie is to Disney films the same way “Killer Klowns from Outer Space” is to horror films. It started off small, but overtime grew a HUMONGOUS cult-following for fans within that genre.
And I love both. Because both are amazing.
It's probably incredible that they gave Goofy so much dept in this film.
It's amazing how well developed he was. Goofy may not be very smart, but he's a loving father. He's also not completely stupid.
Depth
@@joetophat2121goofy was a asshole in this movie.
I'll never get tired of this movie, it's a time-capsule masterpiece.
Me too man!! Grow up with this movie
A Goofy movie is a near perfect gem overall.
I got to meet James Marsden and Bill Farmer at Galaxycon!!!
yess!! It is very underated who in their right would hate this movie
There is literally nothing wrong with it.
Disney: We’re doing a sequel!
Roxanne: Yes, I get to be in another movie!
Disney: ...
Roxanne: *I get to be in another movie, right?*
If you’re not singing On the Open Road during your road trips, you’re not doing it right
As much as I enjoy the sequel, it was a crime that Roxanne was not in that film.
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 indeed Max needed her
Wasn't she there in the background?
@@maxbites23 well she was in House of Mouse
@@scribblecartoons4461 and in the ducktales reboot. Albeit a brief cameo via photographs in Goofy‘s wallet
1:54 i find it very wholesome that Goofy's current VA has a plushy and painting in the background.
One of the best scenes in the movie was when Max and Goofy are in the car and they're about to make their big turn. Goofy hardly says anything but you know what he's thinking from his expressions. At first he looks disappointed finding out his son deceived him. Despite knowing he changed the map Goofy still has Max make the call on which way they go, left or right. You can hear it in his voice that Goofy wants Max to make the right decision. Ultimately, Max doesn't.
Now, Goofy had been angry in the classic shorts and Goof Troop, but those were played for laughs. Here, it's taken seriously. Goofy knows his son just lied to him. Throughout the movie he tolerated Max's moodiness but Max has finally crossed a line. I love how Goofy doesn't say a word, it makes this moment more powerful than anything he could have said. Max tries to act casual but that seems to anger Goofy even more. Angry Goofy is a scary sight.
To Max's credit, he seems to realize his dad knows what he just did and tries to explain himself. I don't think Max meant any disrespect towards his dad, it's just that he's desperate to pull off this lie he told Roxanne and he didn't really think his plan through. We know he's not a bad kid, he just made stupid decisions. Even if Goofy never learned Max tampered with the map, he's gonna notice they're in LA and not Lake Destiny. Goofy is stupid, but he's not that stupid. I love the line where Goofy says, "Why bother, I'm probably too stupid to understand, right?" This plan assumes he's that stupid and Goofy takes that as an insult.
Fantastic analysis. One of many reasons I love this movie.
@@justinharvey7398 It's a fun movie to watch and discuss.
I'm still really hopeful for a "Goof Troop" reboot that takes place after college where it focuses on Max and Roxeanne's family trying to live daily life, where Goofy shows up as the loveable Granpa to Max's kids, PJ, Max, and Bobby work together, Roxeanne and Stacy work together, and Bobby and Stacy used to date. It would be fun to have that where the series can have two separate focuses on both the adult characters (for older fans who grew up with the series/movies), and the kids for the younger audience who never watched the original series.
Goofy was in Duck Tails reboot .
Calm yourself of all that. Also, would all you stated really be a “reboot”? More like a continuation.
@@EWOODJ that's literally what a reboot is you azzhole.. NOBODY calls a show a "continuation"
Anything to give me more BOBBY Z
Let’s also not forget sylvia
It's a 90's movie sure but a excellent one to be honest. A goofy movie is one of Disney's best movies from the era that had highlights like Beauty and the beast and The Lion King but I feel like this movie is a great honorable mention to that era's big hits they had. Wired to see goofy this silly, fun guy turn into this serious and mature one that we never got to see till this movie. Just looking at piss off goofy makes you go, "Oh you really screwed things up with your dad Max to get him this mad!", A Classic then and now as touching too being a good reflection of parents with their kids.
Am I the only one who feels that A Goofy Movie is the ideal film to watch for Father's Day, especially for those who don't get along with their dads and vice versa?
It would even work for people with strong bonds to their parents. My dad I and I were close when I was growing up, going fishing every summer and even going over the road with him when he hauled produce across the country, those trips built my prized collection of piggy panks, I have one for every state I've been in and he got them for me.
What's the surefire way to help someone take Mickey and the gang seriously? Giving them a family member to work off of!
For Goofy, a son. For Mickey, a brother. And for Donald, a sister.
Goofy: (Answers the phone) Hello ?
Principal Mazur: Yes, Mr. Goof. This is Principal Mazur. I'm calling you in regard to your son, Maximillian.
Goofy: Max ? Oh my gosh ! Is he hurt ?
Principal Mazur: No, Mr. Goof. He's in trouble !
Goofy: Trouble ? What kind of trouble ?
Principal Mazur: He dressed like a gang member.
Goofy: Gang member ?
Principal Mazur: Your son caused the entire student body to break into a riotous frenzy !
Goofy: Riot ? It couldn't be my...
Principal Mazur: If I were you, Mr. Goof, I'd seriously re-evaluate the way you're raising your child before he ends up IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR ! (Mazur slams down the phone)
Goofy: (Shocked) The electric chair ? (Sits and hangs up awestruck) What am I going to do ?
This is the greatest animated Disney movie ever. It's funny, charming, and deeply emotional. It's the only animated movie my dad wouldn't make me turn off. This is one of the most underrated movies of all time.
I love this movie. This movie showed that the cartoon animation studios really knew their shit and did great work when given more creative freedom.
Everything about this movie is amazing. The animation, the designs, the story, the characters, the music, the humor, the voice acting, etc.
Usually Pete is the villain when he's around Mickey. But when he's around Goofy, he's actually a good guy. That's an amazing feat!
Rob Paulsen (who voiced PJ) didn't understand how popular this movie was until he went to his first panel for an anniversary. When invited to said panel, Rob asked, "Who cares about A Goofy Movie?" He found out shortly after.
Goodnight everybody!
are you gonna finish that C R O I S S A N T?
And guess what? The Darkwing duck was voiced by Jim Cummings.
@@aaronfield7899 I know. I got him to sign a comic book at a con in Pennsylvania. He's a very cool guy.
The scene where goofy sees that max really did change it but rather asks him for directions on the road to see if he would try to keep the facade going only to be disappointed when he gives him directions to LA rather than Lake Destiny is one my favorite scenes in the whole movie (which already sets a really high bar since the whole movie is filled with nothing but love)
Edit: also the "Nobody else but you" song goes hard at lmao but the powerpoint one was goated too
Edit 2: just found out the song actually is called "Nobody else but you"😂
Fun fact: the little girl Pete duck tapes at the photo booth is voiced by EG daily. ( aka Tommy pickles)
I just find that kinda neat. Listen to her scream and cry when Pete takes away the bambi toy
Pete to me seems jealous of Goofy. He constantly notices how good Goofy is with kids and subtly cuts him down. Every time Goofy tries to be a friend to Max, Pete tries to change him.
This film is just so 90s
Goofy is such a lovable dad :)
This movie is such a great nostalgia trip for me, both as something I enjoyed as a kid and being a 90s time capsule. Seriously, the way they captured the environment at the time of its development felt very genuine, like with the backgrounds, technology, and clothing. I also really admire how they used the 'Perfect Cast' fishing technique as a way to help Goofy and Max connect with each other, like when Max used said technique to save Goofy during the waterfall scene and when they turned it into a dance move at the Powerline concert. It was a perfect element to tie in the 'parent/child bonding' theme of the movie, especially for the final song.
As for the character designs, even as a kid I always preferred the 1930s-40s cartoon look for Goofy compared to the smaller eyes he had in the 1950s shorts and "Goof Troop." Not to say I was against the latter appearance, nor that I disliked said cartoons with that look (I actually enjoyed them, too), but the design where the eyes fully encompass the top half of Goofy's head just seemed more appealing to me. So personally, I was glad this movie retained that aesthetic for Goofy and Pete.
Whatever you're looking at from Osamu Tezuka, I can't wait.
I remember this film. It may not be the best movie, but it is one of my favorites from Disney. The Open Road song is my favorite in the movie.
I was in my 20s when this movie came out, but I love Disney/Goofy, so of course I went to see it. To this day, it's one of the funniest and most heartfelt movies I've ever seen. The Lester's Possum Park scene absolutely kills me every time (first time I saw it, I was laughing so hard, I had tears streaming down my face). I love that it's finally getting the attention/respect that it's always deserved.
Lester’s Possum Park. This alone proves the movie is premium.
That is such a funny sequence! Max is totally embarrassed by his dad acting like a kid, but the Park is such a cheesy place. Animatronics on a budget.
Max: Uh? How about a song dad?”
Goofy: 😠😠😠
Max: Uh a game? Yeah yeah a game okay uh a man or woman?
Goofy: 😡😡😡😡😡
Max: Man? Man okay uh Walt Disney?
Goofy: DON’T YOU DARE TALK ABOUT THE NAME OF THE MAN IN VAIN!!!!!!
Power line is like a mix between Michael Jackson and Jason Derulo XD
Or as the Nostalgia Critic put it: Prince Devo Jackson
Not sure if that's supposed to be a compliment or an insult.
@@robmacher3253
Pretty sure it’s a compliment.
Even though I wasn't born in the 90s I like this movie. The story is simple but emotional in between and the animation is really good, and seeing Goofy as a dad shocked me but made me feel happy for him when I first saw this. The songs are awesome eye to eye was once on my Playlist this is a 9.5/10 in my book.
It was perhaps the greatest bait and switch Disney ever did with making a movie about Goofy and his son, then making a surprisingly sweet story out of it.
This is genuinely my favorite disney movie ever, I love it, I love the relationship between Goofy and Max, I enjoy the animation and the story, and I absolutely adore the Music! I have basically every song on my Spotify haha, so I wont accept your criticisms to it
You know, in retrospect, this film seems more focused on Max than it does on Goofy. Max felt more like the protagonist of the film while Goofy was just the secondary character.
I like how this movie spoke to both parents and their kids.
I like how Max gave Goofy that much needed character depth as a single father just trying to raise his son right.
I like how Max was portrayed as a teen just trying to break free and be themselves.
#BringBackMax
What I love about this movie is how relatable it is to teens and parents. Having your kids grow and start rely on themselves. Seeing goofy just wanting to be part of max growing up hits hard. And seeing goofy and max come together as they bond throughout the course of the movie is also really strong. Even if they are both a bunch of goofballs making mistakes. They are still able to come together
Max's facial expressions and body language was so epic in this movie. Had me laughing. Y eyes out 😂😂
One thing that I want to highlight about A Goofy Movie is that it seems to have a commentary about generation gap. This rings relevant with the "ok Boomer" meme being used by millennials to dismiss any condescension from older generation.
The radio scene is one part as Goofy and Max fight over which song to listen to. Max begins to dislike Goofy for making him come to an awful vacation.
However, we see that despite their generation gap, both Max and Goofy do make a compromise to work together and care for one another as father and son.
So yeah, who knew A Goofy Movie had some meaningful layers to it?
What I liked about this movie is the brilliant voice acting. Bill Farmer manages to show his range as Goofy here even when’s he upset or angry. Jason Marsden’s performance as Max sounds like a real-life teenager trying to struggle and achieve everything in life. Jim Cummings performance as Pete,when he’s trying to give advice to Goofy on how to be a good father was just so realistic and emotional. Pauly Shore as Bobby was a perfect casting choice. and Wallace Shawn was outright scary here as Principal Mazur,when he’s angrily calling Goofy for what Max did at the assembly and threatens to put him in the electric chair.
Wallace Shawn as Principal Mazur is brilliant! The scene of him calling Goofy just sounds like Rex from Toy Story is yelling at him that Max will be sentenced to death if he doesn’t change how he raises him.
You took the words right out of my mouth! 👏🏻
I will say that I could never relate to characters like Max at all because I've never been embarrassed of my parents, so I always got angry and sad whenever he would lash out at Goofy.
If anything, I'm the one who (unintentionally) embarrasses my parents in the public.
I have many fond memories of getting this movie on VHS and spending many of my afternoons rewinding the cassette to watch it over again and again.
This movie was just legendary or and you can say, really “GOOFY”
Also it has the best soundtrack in this movie, especially I2I.
This will always be a classic underrated gem for me
I’m so happy he finally reviewed this. A Goofy Movie is one of personal favorite Disney films. It has a lot of comedy, heart, and very catchy songs.
Still love watching this movie on occasion. I thought it was imaginative.
I enjoy the On the Open Road song , it was fun and awesome for any road trip.
This one and the Tigger Movie are some of my fav Disney movies. You gotta do a review on that movie too sometime!
I remember seeing "On the Open Road" on one of the Disney Sing Along Songs too, and I too have fond memories of watching that sequence, and considering the song one of my favorites from the movie, right up there with "I 2 I".
Let’s not forget that this movie gave us that cheese can that looked soooooo good! It’s like heaven in a Mickey Mouse hand
I'm a 2000's kid myself but I got to watch a lot of movies from the 90's, I watched this one so many times and enjoyed every single time, I still listen to the songs in Spotify, they're really great.
So do I
Max and Roxanne are such a cute couple, and I2I is such a bop I’m still listening to it today!
He Gets Two Punishments During That Film
Disney peaked with A Goofy Movie
This is one of the movies I watched the most growing up and I learned I was not alone when I was in a sea of 90's kids watching this almost regularly on VHS and when the internet arose, I was astonished by how A Goofy Movie became very popular to the point where people on TH-cam covered all the songs and the movie still was being talked about even more than 20 years after it's release, so AniMat this was one of those rare moments where you can take a Disney character like Goofy and have him and his son Max have a good road trip movie with a timeless soundtrack and impressive animation that is so timeless. And of course a sequel would follow through with An Extremely Goofy Movie, which had little to do with this, but it is nice we got to see the characters of Goof Troop/A Goofy Movie come back. I wish they would have made a third film to catch up on the events with a grown up Max dealing with the same dilemma he had with his dad with his son, and Goofy wanting to make some reconnections with Max again, and maybe we can see supporting characters like Roxanne, Pete, PJ, and even Bobby back with their original voices. But if they do it they must do it in 2025 for a third Goofy movie.
Back when I was young I couldn’t get enough of this movie, it was one of my favorites. It might just be my most rewatched Disney movie.
I actually watched this on the last day of my summer break before returning back to school years ago. Honestly, it was definitely one of the best films to end one of my summer breaks on.
Despite not getting the seal of approval, this review was VERY Satisfying, and you did do some good justice to one of my favorite Disney animated movies.
The movie ages like a fine wine. I love the little romance between max and Roxanne. I wish they had more screen time with Roxanne but I understand with the budget they had. Goofy and Max are adorable in the end Max excepts hes like his dad. Roxanne thinks Max laugh is funny and adorable. Overall I love this movie and I could watch it many times without it losing its heart touch feeling.
love story already better than most animated movies
The first movie review since Ron’s gone wrong to have the sonic victory theme from super smash bros brawl yes
This is one of my favorite childhood movies!
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This film totally deserves the Animat seal of approval and I would honestly give it a 9/10, and for having such a well blended soundtrack.
I miss the 90's more then ever.
To mark AniMat finally reviewing one of my all-time favorite animated Disney movies, it’s time for ArbyTV’s top 10 fun facts about A Goofy Movie
#10. In addition to his cameo alongside Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse also makes a cameo appearance in the crowd at the powerline concert at the end of the film.
#9. In addition to their cameo during the song “On the Open Road“, both Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are referenced earlier in the film. After the opening nightmare scene when PJ calls Max on his phone, Max‘s phone is a Mickey Mouse phone, which is a classic real life piece of Mickey Mouse merchandise. Also, when Max comes home to find Goofy packing for the trip, he mentions Donald Duck as Goofy‘s supposed “Best buddy” he’s spending his vacation with. It’s also a reference to classic cartoons that starred Goofy and Donald Duck.
#8 Among the plushies at Goofy‘s job as a department store children’s photographer, you can see a plush of Simba from “The Lion King” and a plush of the titular protagonist of 1942s animated classic, “Bambi“. Goofy even gives the Bambi plush to the little girl.
#7 Ariel from Disney’s animated classic “The Little Mermaid“ makes two cameo appearances in the movie. First, she can be seen as a cardboard cut out behind PJ and Bobby Zimmeruski at the beginning of the film after they and Max get busted for hijacking that morning‘s pep rally. Second, she appears as a lamp at the Neptune Inn hotel where Max and Goofy stay.
#6 The film’s Director, Kevin Lima would later direct two other Disney movies. He directed their 1999 animated film, “Tarzan” a long side Chris Buck, The latter of whom would later direct Sony Pictures Animation’s 2007 film “Surf‘s Up” then return to Disney to direct their 2013 animated phenomenon, “Frozen” and it’s mediocre 2019 sequel. Back on to Kevin Lima, he would also direct Disney’s 2007 live action/animated fan favorite, “Enchanted”, in which he also voiced Pip the chipmunk when in New York City. Also, in this film, Kevin Lima did the voice of Roxanne‘s dad and Lester the possum.
#5 originally, Jeffrey Katzenberg wanted for Goofy not to sound like Goofy, and wanted him to sound more like Steve Martin, much to the chagrin of Disney’s animators and Goofy‘s voice actor, Bill Farmer (the latter of whom I had the pleasure of meeting at a supercon in 2014).
#4 There are two popular songs used in this movie, “High Hopes“ and “Staying Alive“ by The Bee Gees. The former can be heard on the radio cassette in Goofy‘s car when he and Max fight between that and rock music on the radio. The latter can be heard during the scene when Goofy and Max are trapped in their car by Bigfoot. After Goofy gets the alphabet soup and narrowly dodges Bigfoot, A pair of earphones fall on Bigfoot‘s head after he bumps into the car. The music playing on the earphones that he dances to is “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees.
#3. Powerline, the popstar idolized by Max and his peers, is voiced by Singer and songwriter, Tevin Cambell, Who is best known for music genres like R&B, pop, and soul.
#2 The keychain of Goofy’s car keys features the Disney D logo.
* Honorable mention #1 for some reason, Pauly Shore, the voice of Bobby Zimmeruski in the film, was left uncredited. Similarly to Kathleen Turner being uncredited as the voice of Jessica rabbit in “Who framed Roger Rabbit”
* Honorable mention #2 Aaron Lohr, the singing voice of Max in this film, is the husband of Idina Menzel, known for originally playing Elphaba In the Broadway musical hit “Wicked”, playing Nancy Tremaine in Disney’s 2007 live action/animated film “Enchanted “, and of course, the voice of Elsa in Disney’s 2013 animated sensation, “Frozen” (and it’s unimpressive 2019 sequel)
#1. When Goofy tries to play 20 questions with Max during the beginning of their road trip, one of the answers he gives is Walt Disney. Max also does the same thing later on in the film.
If there are any other fun facts you’d like to share, or ones that I’ve missed, please feel free to leave any below.
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Of course, only someone like Jeffrey Katzenberg would want to replace a veteran voice actor with a more recognizable celebrity to make the film more “modern” for audiences. A similar case happened during an animated film that came out 10 years later after A Goofy Movie, “Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit” when Dreamworks wanted to replace Wallace’s then voice actor the late Peter Sallis with a more recognizable celebrity. Luckily, both Kevin Lima and Nick Park had the guts to stand up and reject the idea. I can’t imagine Goofy being voiced by somebody else other than Bill Farmer.
@@hunterolaughlin I know what you’re saying, and funny you should mention Wallace and Gromit, because their Oscar winning short film, “A Close Shave“ was released the same year as “A Goofy Movie”
I noticed that he has a Mickey Mouse clock, inferring that Mickey Mouse is pretty famous enough to have some merch, while due to his constant messes, Goofy stays comfortably in a smaller lifestyle. Or not, I don’t know
I haven’t seen Goofy Movie yet, but I can bet this looks like a great heartwarming animated feature
You should watch it. Its one of my favourite films and it is heartwarming.
for me the A Goofy movie is 10/10 i wish they could reboot the sequel and have Max and Roxanne together
This is one of my absolute favorite movies ever and always will be
my mom showed me this movie on dvd when i was prolly 8 or 9 and i was surrounded around disney as a kid (theme parkts n all) and i would watch it over and over again for so long, i didnt watch it for such a long time until Disney plus released and it brought back some memories for sure
"The Perfect Cast"
Definitely of the most underrated Disney movies during that time,looking back at this movie gives me so much joy.
After the "Atlanta" episode the love of this movie will grow and grow
Remember watching this many times on Disney Channel in the 2000s before &after school really enjoy it still do
Fun fact: Turning Red director Domee Shi said A Goofy Movie was one of her inspirations for the film's story. She even said she would love it if people called Turning Red the new A Goofy Movie.
Yikes Lol talk about delusional/narcissistic on her part 😬😬
AniMat's Classic Reviews 2022:
#1 King of Pigs *9/10*
#2 A Goofy Movie *8.5/10*
#3 Spark: A Space Tale *4/10*
I love the fact that mickey and Donald had to hic hike
I 2 I perfectly encapsulates what the film is about. If we listen to each other, we can understand each other better and we can grow closer as a result.
❤💖 To be honest, I truly loved and adored this movie as a kid in my nostaglic childhood memories. I remembered watching this movie in my VHS Tape 📽🎞🎬📼 player and still works to this day. I truly loved the relationship between Goofy and his son Max as they may have different goals and personalities and the writing does an amazing job establishing between the two in a big road trip. I did cried during emotional scenes like the soup scene and the waterfall climax scene.
Out of all the movies there, this is a father-son relationship animated movie done right! And one of the best animated films based on TV cartoon next to the first SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, the first two Rugrats movies, the Simpsons Movie and the 2017 My Little Pony the Movie. This movie does have a good lesson and theme regarding the relationship between the parents and their children where we shouldn't take our loved ones for granted because you'll never know when is their last day to live. You have to spend time with your parents to enjoyed your happy good moments. 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤
Very true what you said there with spending every moment with our loved ones knowing that bond yoy have is special and won't be repeated like it was with them after they pass on. A true gem with heart and soul.
I watched this movie over and over again when I had the vhs tape of it. I loved this movie myself growing up in the late 90s into the early 2000s. I loved it then I still do now. It's one of Disney's gems and a movie gem in general.
Goofy is my favorite Disney character and this is one of my favorite Disney movies. Great timing on reviewing this movie on my birthday AniMat.
i said many times before and i'll say it again: WHEN WILL YOU REVIEW BROTHER BEAR?!?!
AND WHAT ABOUT DINOSAUR?!?!
Atlanta Tv series just did a episode called the Goof who sat by the door.
I can actually relate to Max in a way because there are times where things can be met half way through situations and they are times where boundaries can get tested and pushed but another thing picturing what we would have in common is we both love music and love to wear blue jeans 👖 and blue pants
The trip I took to Glacier and Yellowstone with my father is one of my most treasured memories
Fan favorite is really the right word for this, to this day I would even say the soundtrack is one of my lists of favorite songs and despite it being a pop 90s hit, it still feels timeless now even compared to other movies nowadays.
This and recess: School’s Out are the best movies to watch during summer vacation!
I can’t be the only one who was scared of growing up or going through puberty because of that opening nightmare. At least Turning Red is taking an opposite approach and making the concept more hilarious.
I can relate dude, my voice didn't change all that much either
Steve Martin was lined up to voice Goofy before Bill Farmer reprised the role
Thank God they let Bill Farmer do the role. I can't think of anyone else who has the ability to capture Goofy.
My brother, Cousin and his Sister loves the heck out of this movie while growing up,
We still watch it to this day.😆
Easy to state this is a personal favorite. Along with other favorite movies like the Emperor new groove, Robin hood, Aladdin, and more... A Goofy movie is definitely on my list.
Goofy has to be the best way to take favorite character to explore that there more to him then being... well a goofball. Not to mention a rare character to ever even have a kid aside from Donald's nephews.
Glad he got around to review this classic film
I'm assuming the next review is going to be either A Thousand and One Nights (most likely that one as its the first in a trilogy) or Cleopatra (1970) if we are talking animated films directed by Osamu Tezuka?
Power Line everybody! I'm sure no one can forget that finale!
This one of my favorites growing up.
I love this movie as a kid, this is the only good road trip type movie I ever seen back then.
This movie is definitely one of my favorite movies watching as a child. It has a great story between the rift relationship of a father and his son. The animation is surprisingly top notch for a movie based on a show. The characters are still the same as the were before with some new characters that are either one dimensional or great comedy reliefs. My favorite character is definitely Bobby, played by pauly shore. The songs are not only catchy but just as memorable as the ones from the Disney renaissance. This is definitely a 8/10 for me.
This certainly stands out above the crowd.