I’d like to point out that as soon as max explained everything to goofy he understood and immediately tried to help get him on stage, he’s literally the best father you just have to talk to him.
He's awesome... but to be fair to Max, Goofy wasn't hearing shit til after he got Max in that car and off on the road. He just heard PRISON over and over.
@@TheBloobster oh yeah 100%! I'm not saying Goofy had nothing to learn, that would make for a boring movie. He was absolutely missing the mark there up front. My point was just that Max's fears about becoming his dad were assuaged by spending more time with him. I liked that.
Goofy & Max’s father & son relationship has always been one of the best I’ve seen in fiction, cause they’re both at fault when it comes to the problems they face when dealing with each other! Max takes his father for granted, and doesn’t recognize how lucky he is to have a father who loves him so much that he would do anything for him. Sure there is mutual love, but he doesn’t give him enough respect (which is something Pete recognizes). With Goofy, he is too attached to his son that he doesn’t want to accept that he’s growing up or respect that he needs personal boundaries in order for him to self-discover. This is what creates that degree of resentment Max can have of him at times
Yeah, those things aren't mindblowingly hard to understand. Still great thou. For some reason, surji's take on kids not having any media literacy is off-putting. Sure, plenty of reviews on kids movies you get the lame mom saying my kid was bored in seconds bad movie...but by 6-7 you can sit in a movie and understand a plot. We watch seseme street for goodness’s sake, in age 5. We learn about stealing being bad, etc. Kids aren't banging their head on the ground cause flashy colors aren't on the screen. Honestly, with all the talk about how surji hates long movies and the group is always zoning out on their phone and in some reactions falling asleep and editing it, it's the older gen that's having lower attention span. Plus all the awful reviews calling out plot holes because they didn't get everything explained or didn't pay attention (by other channels, not this one) overall media literacy is down. SAT's have people not explaining what the main topic of a thing they read seconds ago was...trust that most need to be spoon-fed plots. Tell don't show. lol.
In the cartoon "goof troop" they mention Max's mom in one episode. He asks his dad about it, and he softly says "she will always be with you. She is up there, with the stars" and then the episode ends.
This is a popular rumor, but its a Mandela effect. She was never mentioned in a single episode of Goof Troop. Its crazy because I thought I remembered that too
@@HollowAvariceOh damn you're right. I just Googled it real quick and that was never a thing. Who Max's mom is and where she is has never been revealed.
“Yo Stacey! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me babaaaaayy!” is the best lol. I remember after the movie came out, we would yell this at our classmate named, of course, Stacey lol
Even as a kid I could understand him more than max. He got into trouble at school and then goofy just wants to take him on a father-son trip. I literally would’ve been beaten bloody.
@@jaylenharris343 there was something seriously wrong with maser. He should've kept his cool and calmly explained why max was in trouble. The whole electric chair thing makes people assume crazy stuff about their kids.
@@jaylenharris343Nah Im still on Max side. Problem with Goofy as a parent hes too psychologically immature and serious when handling anything serious. He should have talked to Max about the electric chair thing then let him explain it was all a misunderstanding from the principal instead of forcebly dragging his son on a trip and not listening to him.
What a nostalgic throwback! I’m with Chris on this, I wrecked my VHS copy with replays. Also, wish we got Navi more frequently. She’s always a fun, even-keeled addition.
So my theory about why there's uneducated Pluto type dogs and educated goofy type dogs is that it's like a Divergent evolution, like how we have chimpanzees and we have humans. They came from the same common ancestor, and they look kind of similar, but they're not the same species.
Disney long since explained it. Goofy is a funny animal aka can uses toon force...pluto is not, hence he has limited use of toon force and acts more like and behaves as a normal animal. Same with how the animals eat chicken and are chicken...in some toons, they dont work on the same spectrum.
I don't care what anyone says,that Performance in high school would've made Max a goddamn legend in high school in real life. don't even get me started on the lyrics. "If I could make you stop and take a look at me instead of just walking by There's nothing that I wouldn't do To make you notice I'm alive" 🔥🔥🔥
@@kenjutsukata1o1 Same. Disney ladies do the flirty eyes and smiles EXTREMELY well. The animators are god level at doing that. Ariel with Eric's statue or in the boat... Rapunzel scooting closer to Flynn for his story... Aurora in the woods with the animals pretending to be a prince... just all of them.
I watched it pretty recently, and I honestly think it still holds up even as an adult. Sure it's got a lot of very 2000s things (the X-games being the epitome of cool, for example), but I honestly thought it did justice as a sequel. It wasn't a complete retread, they managed to create a conflict between Max and Goofy without undoing all of the character development from the first movie, it was pretty dang funny, and the villain was a delightful piece of trash.
Once again this is proof to me that animation, in particular disney, isn’t kid shows or kid movies. They are accessible films that let all generations see them from different perspectives. I’m tired of people seeing a G through PG13 rating and thinking it’s kids programming when in reality they can be more thought provoking and genuine regardless of if they swear or show blood. I love this movie, specifically the duet at the end. It’s so sweet and insightful to single parent households!
"Mikey has a pet dog named pluto and his best friend goofy is a dog" That's a trope called Furry Confusion, there is even a joke about that in Ducktales if yall ever get around to that show.
I remembered a scene where this bohemian college-girl drama chick said "boys will be boys". I thought it was this movie but apparently it's the sequel.
Hercules had gospel music because Greek plays were narrated by a choir. Having narrators that would comment on the previous scene or set up the next scene became a staple of stage plays, even Shakespeare used that troupe in his works. Its also why they had big masks, so the audience could see their emotions from far away.
The tv show Atlanta with Donald Glover did a funny episode about this movie and I can't help but think about Micky having a pet dog and being friends with Goofy the same 😅
I love how as a kid i always thought goofy was being difficult or lame but the more i grow the more i understand how great they write his relationship with his son
This movie holds a special place in my heart. Solid core memory of being gifted the VHS by my lola (grandmother in Filipino) and bonding over it with my younger brothers. As a film, it's a time capsule of that 90s life with the car song cassettes and mapping out trips. I still find myself singing the songs or quoting the movie from time to time.
I actually got the chance to meet the voice actor for PJ, Rob Paulsen a couple years ago. He’s one of sweetest guys ever and he’s been in almost cartoon show you can think of. He genuinely loved the fact that I grew up watching the movie my entire life 🥰💕
Hands down, unironically, one of the best Disney movies ever put to the big screen! A singler father and his teenage son learning to effectively communicate and respect each other's differences. Both are making mistakes out of fear. Max for his fear of losing his newly attained status and potential romantic love interest, and Goofy for fear of growing apart from his son and watching him mature in a way where he won't need his father anymore. Initially, we think Goofy is afraid of Max becoming a criminal, but that anxiety being instilled in him by external sources was only the catalyst that made him make the rash decision to do the road trip without talking to Max. Goofy just wants to make sure that he and his son will continue to be a part of each other's lives. Both have to learn to communicate effectively, be honest, make compromises for, and listen to each other - out of love and mutual respect. And then you have Pete and Pete Jr. who's relationship is effective, but so unhealthy. And so many kids were raised by parents with similar views on parenting and by the end of the film, Goofy and Max exist as a contrasting example of what a healthy (while still imperfect) father/son relationship should look like, All that in a frickin' GOOFY movie. This movie is on another level. Edit: Chris and I also see Eye-2-Eye on An Extremely Goofy Movie. It has it's own merits, but it doesn't come lose to the original. 2nd Edit: It also an interesting reflection of what a relationship between a neurodivergent parent and neurotypical child could look like, and how to navigate such a relationship. Similarly to how Lilo and Stich is a reflection of a neurodivergent and neurotypical siblings between Lilo and Nani.
fun fact : Powerline, the fictional famous popstar in the movie is inspired by bobby brown, prince & michael jackson. you can tell by, how the creators included the moonwalk, which max does a few times throughout the movie as max is imitating/portraying powerline.
It’s amazing how you identify with the characters as you age. When I was young I was totally behind Max wanting to be with friends and parents are lame… Now I’m with Goofy, wanting to spend time with my son and recapture how things used to be
Kinda insane how Lester’s Possum Park predicted the current state of Chuck E Cheese’s. Broken animatronics, the worker in the mascot suit that gets bullied, kids hyped up on sugar and pizza, etc 😂😂😂
Lol they didn't predict shit. Chuck E Cheese was already a thing at the time this movie came out, and it was already like this. Accurate, but not predictive.
if anything they were parodying Disneyland’s Country Bear Jamboree, which was a Disneyland show that has since been removed (but is still at Disneyworld)
Mulan & Goofy movie were my #1 & 2 childhood movies. My parents told me once I learned how to use VHR’s the movie would end and I’d immediately rewind it and start it again.
Goof Troop is the series that this is based on, just watched the intro and notice y'all didn't mention that. It was part of the same Disney Afternoon block that featured Ducktales, Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, Talespin, Gargoyles and others
Goofy movie is one of the best animated movies of all time! The storyline was perfect and so many people including myself can relate to it. The relationship between max and goofy is similar to how my dad and I were, but now we are closer. Ive always loved watching this movie, but now it makes me happier knowing that like Goody and Max, the relationship between my father and I improved as well 😁
this movie was such a childhood classic for me i LOVE you guys reacted to this! haven’t watched this movie since childhood but it definitely holds a special place in my heart. thanks for reacting and posting!
My friend bought a Tevin Campbell cd because of this movie thinking it would have some Powerline songs on it. He didn’t realize those songs were owned by Disney and was real disappointed.
I also wore out the vhs as a kid. This is one of my all time favorite Disney movies. The song are still some of the best Disney has ever made. What a timeless classic
I really love how this movie captures the fun of being a youth. Stuff like Max swinging out singing about how he’s gonna stand out until his crush notices him, it’s pure wish fulfillment for anybody growing up. And also for parents, who see and learn from Goofy dealing with his child.
Moonwalk aside, Powerline was primarily based on Prince and Bobby Brown, the latter of which the animators studied closely when creating his dance moves.
It is adorable that you can see how much Chris adores this movie I mean, I don’t blame him, I’ve watched it multiple times myself, though probably not as much as him lol
Fcking CLASSIC! One of my top 3 favorite Disney movies ever. I also used to have the vhs - watched the sht out of it as a kid and it’s been kind of a tradition where I watch it at least once a year or so. So much nostalgia.
The only movies I remember that had Mickey were Fantasia (1940), Fun and Fancy-Free (1947), Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), and The Three Musketeers (2004). Donald Duck had The Three Caballeros (1944).
Mickey has a pet dog named Pluto, and Goofy is also a dog. My Dark Theory? The older Goofy/Dogs get in Disney. The more they devolve in to their more Animalistic selves. Hence why Max is smarter than his Father, because he’s still young and has his heightened intelligence. Given time, Goofy will eventually devolve into Pluto. And Mickey is always his friend because he knows one day, his fun loving friend is going to need him.
Oh my gosh, "A Goofy Movie" is such a good movie with its story telling while the main characters have their time to shine. Change for the better, the hidden lesson both Max and Goofy learned during their whole vacation. The Normies, rule! 🤘🏻 "You party... Animal you." -Max #TheNormies
One of my favorite movies. One thing I wish Disney could have done, was to give Max and Roxanne more development in their relationship. Even do a Goof Troop sequel that focuses on them raising their own family, while getting to see Goofy act like the nutty grandfather.
hell yes! first of all, TIL that Chris is the exact same age as my younger brother. second of all, my brother and I used to watch A Goofy Movie over and over when we were kids. we both know it by heart and still recite some of the iconic lines to each other to this day. this reaction was a treat! ❤
I’d like to point out that as soon as max explained everything to goofy he understood and immediately tried to help get him on stage, he’s literally the best father you just have to talk to him.
Right? And the whole movie's premise is Max being horrified at turning into his father and by the end.......that's a blessing.
He's awesome... but to be fair to Max, Goofy wasn't hearing shit til after he got Max in that car and off on the road. He just heard PRISON over and over.
lol Goofy was literally not listening to him the whole movie both of them needed work
Goofy had to be forced to listen to Max, lmao.
@@TheBloobster oh yeah 100%! I'm not saying Goofy had nothing to learn, that would make for a boring movie. He was absolutely missing the mark there up front. My point was just that Max's fears about becoming his dad were assuaged by spending more time with him. I liked that.
'Drive a million miles away to see some stupid rat show" -Max
I never caught the Disney dig before.
Goofy & Max’s father & son relationship has always been one of the best I’ve seen in fiction, cause they’re both at fault when it comes to the problems they face when dealing with each other!
Max takes his father for granted, and doesn’t recognize how lucky he is to have a father who loves him so much that he would do anything for him. Sure there is mutual love, but he doesn’t give him enough respect (which is something Pete recognizes).
With Goofy, he is too attached to his son that he doesn’t want to accept that he’s growing up or respect that he needs personal boundaries in order for him to self-discover. This is what creates that degree of resentment Max can have of him at times
Yeah, those things aren't mindblowingly hard to understand. Still great thou. For some reason, surji's take on kids not having any media literacy is off-putting. Sure, plenty of reviews on kids movies you get the lame mom saying my kid was bored in seconds bad movie...but by 6-7 you can sit in a movie and understand a plot. We watch seseme street for goodness’s sake, in age 5. We learn about stealing being bad, etc. Kids aren't banging their head on the ground cause flashy colors aren't on the screen. Honestly, with all the talk about how surji hates long movies and the group is always zoning out on their phone and in some reactions falling asleep and editing it, it's the older gen that's having lower attention span. Plus all the awful reviews calling out plot holes because they didn't get everything explained or didn't pay attention (by other channels, not this one) overall media literacy is down. SAT's have people not explaining what the main topic of a thing they read seconds ago was...trust that most need to be spoon-fed plots. Tell don't show. lol.
In the cartoon "goof troop" they mention Max's mom in one episode. He asks his dad about it, and he softly says "she will always be with you. She is up there, with the stars" and then the episode ends.
damn wtf bruh
Wait, she's an UFO?
This is a popular rumor, but its a Mandela effect. She was never mentioned in a single episode of Goof Troop. Its crazy because I thought I remembered that too
@@HollowAvariceOh damn you're right. I just Googled it real quick and that was never a thing. Who Max's mom is and where she is has never been revealed.
🥹
“Yo Stacey! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me babaaaaayy!” is the best lol. I remember after the movie came out, we would yell this at our classmate named, of course, Stacey lol
Not to mention that kid is voiced by Dante Bosco aka Zuko from Avatar The Last Airbender!
I always thought that was Tevin Campbell!!!
@@HashiraTengen Nah, Tevin Campbell did Power Line’s songs!
And then later on, everyone would sing about how much Stacy's mom had got it going on! :P
@@Naesala119 yeah, look at stacey now though. She hot hot, she probably got it from her momma 🥵
Funny how the older you get, the more you understand where Goofy is coming from. Especially when you're a father.
Even as a kid I could understand him more than max. He got into trouble at school and then goofy just wants to take him on a father-son trip. I literally would’ve been beaten bloody.
@@hanaomer4419 The talk about the electric chair really didn't help either. It was blown out of proportion by the principal.
@@hanaomer4419 Problem is Goofy didn't stop to figure out what was going on.
@@jaylenharris343 there was something seriously wrong with maser. He should've kept his cool and calmly explained why max was in trouble. The whole electric chair thing makes people assume crazy stuff about their kids.
@@jaylenharris343Nah Im still on Max side. Problem with Goofy as a parent hes too psychologically immature and serious when handling anything serious. He should have talked to Max about the electric chair thing then let him explain it was all a misunderstanding from the principal instead of forcebly dragging his son on a trip and not listening to him.
What a nostalgic throwback! I’m with Chris on this, I wrecked my VHS copy with replays.
Also, wish we got Navi more frequently. She’s always a fun, even-keeled addition.
It's still great after all this time
That was the one problem with VHS, aside from forgetting to rewind and being charged extra for it at Blockbuster.
@@tjjordan4207 that’s why my folks started buying mine straight out.
This movie was my whole heart when it first came out this and Roger n Hammerstein's Cinderella constant repeat on my vcr
So my theory about why there's uneducated Pluto type dogs and educated goofy type dogs is that it's like a Divergent evolution, like how we have chimpanzees and we have humans. They came from the same common ancestor, and they look kind of similar, but they're not the same species.
This theory is heat
No, pluto is just a gimp, Mickey is his dom
There's a persistent theory that Walt Disney alluded to slavery and emancipation with Pluto and Goofy.
Disney long since explained it. Goofy is a funny animal aka can uses toon force...pluto is not, hence he has limited use of toon force and acts more like and behaves as a normal animal. Same with how the animals eat chicken and are chicken...in some toons, they dont work on the same spectrum.
I don't care what anyone says,that Performance in high school would've made Max a goddamn legend in high school in real life.
don't even get me started on the lyrics.
"If I could make you stop and take a look at me instead of just walking by
There's nothing that I wouldn't do
To make you notice I'm alive" 🔥🔥🔥
Sure.....for maybe a month.
@@crimsonghoul8983 a month to a kid would last forever in his mind.
God, this movie is an everlasting memory. Roxanne was a crush to so many people, including myself. She’s so cute ☺️
She's the reason I'm into redheads.
@@kenjutsukata1o1 Same. Disney ladies do the flirty eyes and smiles EXTREMELY well. The animators are god level at doing that. Ariel with Eric's statue or in the boat... Rapunzel scooting closer to Flynn for his story... Aurora in the woods with the animals pretending to be a prince... just all of them.
Fun fact the voice actor at 5:45 is Dante Basco
Zuko and Rufio himself ! I had no idea and I watched this film a lot as kid and adult today.
@@yunve that's cool the voice of Max was there. Just waiting for that old Goofy show to on Disney plus in my country to watch again.
Maaaan naw, i loved Extremely goofy movie as a kid. it was great lol
I watched it pretty recently, and I honestly think it still holds up even as an adult. Sure it's got a lot of very 2000s things (the X-games being the epitome of cool, for example), but I honestly thought it did justice as a sequel. It wasn't a complete retread, they managed to create a conflict between Max and Goofy without undoing all of the character development from the first movie, it was pretty dang funny, and the villain was a delightful piece of trash.
I really wish Disney would bring back Sylvia. I really loved her.
Chris is lying to ya'll "An Extremely Goofy Movie" was dope as hell!
Nah man cmon, it was mid at best
Let's do it to it!
It's not bad. Doesn't hold a candle to this but worth watching
@@d.a.6293 Nah I used to watch that movie before every school year
The soundtrack to that movie hits too! “Future so bright, I gotta wear shades”🎶 👏🏾
Once again this is proof to me that animation, in particular disney, isn’t kid shows or kid movies. They are accessible films that let all generations see them from different perspectives. I’m tired of people seeing a G through PG13 rating and thinking it’s kids programming when in reality they can be more thought provoking and genuine regardless of if they swear or show blood. I love this movie, specifically the duet at the end. It’s so sweet and insightful to single parent households!
Chris had tons of fun recording this movie
Oh hell yeah this is a pleasant surprise. Definitely fun to rewatch this morning with you guys
Fun Fact: apparently Pete isn't a dog. He's actually a cat
fits
That should be known but some people don't know, just look at the way he's shaped... looks cat like to me.
😮
At one point in time I watched this movie so much I memorized every line
It's like muscle memory for the last 20 yrs 😂😂😂😂
Top 3 disney movies all time. Criminally underrated.
"Mikey has a pet dog named pluto and his best friend goofy is a dog" That's a trope called Furry Confusion, there is even a joke about that in Ducktales if yall ever get around to that show.
you're not alone chris, i also wore this bitch out on vhs and I still know all the words to every song xD appreciate you guys doing these reactions!
I remembered a scene where this bohemian college-girl drama chick said "boys will be boys". I thought it was this movie but apparently it's the sequel.
Oh yea definitely was the sequel
Hercules had gospel music because Greek plays were narrated by a choir.
Having narrators that would comment on the previous scene or set up the next scene became a staple of stage plays, even Shakespeare used that troupe in his works.
Its also why they had big masks, so the audience could see their emotions from far away.
Oh man you guys were in for a treat. Like Chris, had the VHS, seen it 100+ times.
The tv show Atlanta with Donald Glover did a funny episode about this movie and I can't help but think about Micky having a pet dog and being friends with Goofy the same 😅
Episode is genius
Great episode 👏🏾 ✊🏾
Was looking for this comment. That episode was fantastic. “The Goof who Sat by the Door”
Best episode in season 4
This movie is probably the most dramatic Bill Finger has ever been with the role of Goofy, and it weirdly works.
He's a talented guy.
I love how as a kid i always thought goofy was being difficult or lame but the more i grow the more i understand how great they write his relationship with his son
That's how it is when you grow up, you start to understand his perspective. Especially when you're a father.
It's so wild how different your perspective of this movie changes when you're a Dad. This and Monsters Inc. are my go-to animated films for Dads.
The Nostalgia from this movie is beyond words!!
This movie holds a special place in my heart. Solid core memory of being gifted the VHS by my lola (grandmother in Filipino) and bonding over it with my younger brothers. As a film, it's a time capsule of that 90s life with the car song cassettes and mapping out trips. I still find myself singing the songs or quoting the movie from time to time.
I actually got the chance to meet the voice actor for PJ, Rob Paulsen a couple years ago. He’s one of sweetest guys ever and he’s been in almost cartoon show you can think of. He genuinely loved the fact that I grew up watching the movie my entire life 🥰💕
FUN FACT! the guy who goes "talk to me, talk to me, talk to me, baby!" to Stacy is Dante Basco, aka prince Zuko from Avatar
Hands down, unironically, one of the best Disney movies ever put to the big screen!
A singler father and his teenage son learning to effectively communicate and respect each other's differences. Both are making mistakes out of fear. Max for his fear of losing his newly attained status and potential romantic love interest, and Goofy for fear of growing apart from his son and watching him mature in a way where he won't need his father anymore. Initially, we think Goofy is afraid of Max becoming a criminal, but that anxiety being instilled in him by external sources was only the catalyst that made him make the rash decision to do the road trip without talking to Max. Goofy just wants to make sure that he and his son will continue to be a part of each other's lives. Both have to learn to communicate effectively, be honest, make compromises for, and listen to each other - out of love and mutual respect.
And then you have Pete and Pete Jr. who's relationship is effective, but so unhealthy. And so many kids were raised by parents with similar views on parenting and by the end of the film, Goofy and Max exist as a contrasting example of what a healthy (while still imperfect) father/son relationship should look like,
All that in a frickin' GOOFY movie. This movie is on another level.
Edit: Chris and I also see Eye-2-Eye on An Extremely Goofy Movie. It has it's own merits, but it doesn't come lose to the original.
2nd Edit: It also an interesting reflection of what a relationship between a neurodivergent parent and neurotypical child could look like, and how to navigate such a relationship. Similarly to how Lilo and Stich is a reflection of a neurodivergent and neurotypical siblings between Lilo and Nani.
STAC-EYY TALK TO ME TALK TO ME TALK TO ME BABYYYY. So iconic - love this movie.
The "talk to me talk to me, baby" character was voiced by Dante "Prince Zuko" Basco.
“There’s nothin’ that I wouldn’t do if it was gettin’ you to notice” goes so hard I can’t believe it was put into a Goofy movie song
One of my favorite disney movies. Its a beautiful story of a father and son learning to accept and let each other into their lives.
This is a childhood favourite and I probably wore out my VHS copy too. Love that you are reacting to this! :D
The possum park scene is branded into my memory, especially Max’s line, “my life’s a living He--
--Hello, Little buddy!"
this movie is so brilliant the theme is communication and its handled so well not dumbed down at all
fun fact : Powerline, the fictional famous popstar in the movie is inspired by bobby brown, prince & michael jackson. you can tell by, how the creators included the moonwalk, which max does a few times throughout the movie as max is imitating/portraying powerline.
It’s amazing how you identify with the characters as you age. When I was young I was totally behind Max wanting to be with friends and parents are lame… Now I’m with Goofy, wanting to spend time with my son and recapture how things used to be
Kinda insane how Lester’s Possum Park predicted the current state of Chuck E Cheese’s. Broken animatronics, the worker in the mascot suit that gets bullied, kids hyped up on sugar and pizza, etc 😂😂😂
Lol they didn't predict shit. Chuck E Cheese was already a thing at the time this movie came out, and it was already like this. Accurate, but not predictive.
if anything they were parodying Disneyland’s Country Bear Jamboree, which was a Disneyland show that has since been removed (but is still at Disneyworld)
How tf did Pete's RV make a pool thats what I wanna know
Rosie Gaines sang on Eye to Eye. She sang with Prince for years! She was incredible. RIP.
This is one of my favorite childhood movies, I think I watched it a 100 times. My brother and I still watch it together when we want nostalgia.
Ive seen this 10-15 times within the last year alone. I watch it whenever im sad and honestly this reaction came out on the perfect day. I needed this
Mulan & Goofy movie were my #1 & 2 childhood movies.
My parents told me once I learned how to use VHR’s the movie would end and I’d immediately rewind it and start it again.
Goof Troop is the series that this is based on, just watched the intro and notice y'all didn't mention that. It was part of the same Disney Afternoon block that featured Ducktales, Rescue Rangers, Darkwing Duck, Talespin, Gargoyles and others
Goofy movie is one of the best animated movies of all time! The storyline was perfect and so many people including myself can relate to it. The relationship between max and goofy is similar to how my dad and I were, but now we are closer. Ive always loved watching this movie, but now it makes me happier knowing that like Goody and Max, the relationship between my father and I improved as well 😁
A lot of the things between max and goofy I’ve had almost the exact conversations and fights with my dad when I was young. This was a masterpiece
this movie was such a childhood classic for me i LOVE you guys reacted to this! haven’t watched this movie since childhood but it definitely holds a special place in my heart. thanks for reacting and posting!
Shout out to all my 90's babies who watched this over and over having to rewind on the VHS! 👍🏽
My friend bought a Tevin Campbell cd because of this movie thinking it would have some Powerline songs on it. He didn’t realize those songs were owned by Disney and was real disappointed.
I like Xtremely Goofy Movie
I like it to, but I love the first one more.
I definitely watched the sequel more than the original. Probably just cause I was addicted to X Games and skateboarding video games at the time.
This is 1ofmy favorite movies I grew up watching this every night on toon Disney when it came on and I loved the music the style is so 90's.
5:44 Hello, Zuko here.
Eye to eye is such a fire song.......the whole ending number is so well done
0:03 can I just say that I love the 30s Vintage intro?
I totally wrecked at least two VHS tapes watching this movie repeatedly as a kid. Good times, great memories
I also wore out the vhs as a kid. This is one of my all time favorite Disney movies. The song are still some of the best Disney has ever made. What a timeless classic
I really love how this movie captures the fun of being a youth. Stuff like Max swinging out singing about how he’s gonna stand out until his crush notices him, it’s pure wish fulfillment for anybody growing up. And also for parents, who see and learn from Goofy dealing with his child.
extremely goofy movie PLEASE lowkey i prefer it but both are incredible
Moonwalk aside, Powerline was primarily based on Prince and Bobby Brown, the latter of which the animators studied closely when creating his dance moves.
I see Goofy as like the Jim Carrey of Disney cartoons
One of the greatest African-American cultural oriented, Disney creations ever made for the people by the people💯🙏🏾
Yo love the crew, but Chris, Extremely Goofy Movie is a great movie I don't know what you mean "It missed its mark".
I watched this at home and even at school once. Still lives up to the quality of a good movie.
The Goofy Movie is such a classic movie. A staple film in my childhood.
One of favorite animated movies of all time. This movie had inspired me to dance. I also wore this VHS out.
The best part about extremely goofy movie is the line “ever wonder why we’re always wearing gloves?”
The kid who said "yo stacy talk to me talk to me talk to me baby" is prince zuko.
It is adorable that you can see how much Chris adores this movie
I mean, I don’t blame him, I’ve watched it multiple times myself, though probably not as much as him lol
Bruh Extremely Goofy Movie slaps, Aladdin and the King of thieves slaps, Lion King 2 slaps. The rest are questionable but those ones are incredible
Tevin Campbell as Powerline for the win!!!!
The level of excitement I got from this thumbnail had me jump out of my seat
Hell yeah, so glad you guys watched this, my personal favorite animated movie just going off personal connection
will always think of the Atlanta episode "The Goof Who Sat By The Door" whenever A Goofy Movie is mentioned going forward.
On the (Aladdin) sequel discussion: Return of Jafar sucks, but King of Thieves is a lot of fun and worth the trouble.
One of my all time favorites! Watched over and over as a kid and I still adore it!
I like seeing one people singing and three people just watching them. 😆❤️🥰
the way goofy screams when hes about to die at the waterfall....chilling stuff
I'm so happy you all reacted to this. One of my favorite underrated Disney movie.
Oh, snap, one of my favorite Disney movies of all time! I loved this movie as a kid, and I had a HUGE crush on Roxanne!
Fcking CLASSIC! One of my top 3 favorite Disney movies ever. I also used to have the vhs - watched the sht out of it as a kid and it’s been kind of a tradition where I watch it at least once a year or so. So much nostalgia.
"Goofy, you're a DANGEROUS and NEGLAGENT driver. So your license is REVOKED!"
This is definitely one of my favorite disney movies. The script was just so fucking tight. And the animation and presentation was top notch.
My favorite disney movie growing up, so glad you guys reacted to this
I'm almost 40 now, and A Goofy Movie is one of my all time favorite Disney movies as a kid :)
Literally my All-time favorite cartoon movie ever. My friend and I still quote it to this day 28 years later.
The only movies I remember that had Mickey were Fantasia (1940), Fun and Fancy-Free (1947), Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), and The Three Musketeers (2004). Donald Duck had The Three Caballeros (1944).
Mickey has a pet dog named Pluto, and Goofy is also a dog. My Dark Theory? The older Goofy/Dogs get in Disney. The more they devolve in to their more
Animalistic selves.
Hence why Max is smarter than his Father, because he’s still young and has his heightened intelligence.
Given time, Goofy will eventually devolve into Pluto. And Mickey is always his friend because he knows one day, his fun loving friend is going to need him.
Oh my gosh, "A Goofy Movie" is such a good movie with its story telling while the main characters have their time to shine. Change for the better, the hidden lesson both Max and Goofy learned during their whole vacation. The Normies, rule! 🤘🏻
"You party... Animal you." -Max
#TheNormies
This movie is so underrated. Great to see you guys reacting to it!
Legit one of my favorite Disney movies as a child. I appreciate it more even now.
One of my favorite movies. One thing I wish Disney could have done, was to give Max and Roxanne more development in their relationship. Even do a Goof Troop sequel that focuses on them raising their own family, while getting to see Goofy act like the nutty grandfather.
I can't help but think of Donald Glover's Atlanta "The Goof Who Sat by The Door" every time I watch this film now lol
Love this movie and now I have to watch the Atlanta mockumentary episode about A Goofy Movie again.
hell yes! first of all, TIL that Chris is the exact same age as my younger brother. second of all, my brother and I used to watch A Goofy Movie over and over when we were kids. we both know it by heart and still recite some of the iconic lines to each other to this day. this reaction was a treat! ❤
One of the best movies ever not just for the writing but the sheer awesomeness that is the soundtrack