A GOOFY MOVIE Clip - "Angry Son" (1995) Disney
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- A GOOFY MOVIE Clip - "Angry Son" (1995) Disney
PLOT: When Max makes a preposterous promise to a girl he has a crush on, his chances to fulfilling it seem hopeless when he is dragged onto a cross-country trip with his embarrassing father, Goofy.
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If anything, both Max and Goofy were in the wrong. Goofy didn't give Max any say before the trip, but he only wanted to bond with his son. While Max should've thought about his dad's intentions and opened up to him.
Good intentions, bad execution!!
I disagree. Max did not ask for any of this.
@@melanieparker That is true. Goofy should've talked to Max instead of just taking him on the trip.
@@crystalinesunshine2927 Exactly!
@@crystalinesunshine2927 I agree
I can understand both of them. Max is upset because he misses Roxanne and does not want to be treated like a child anymore while Goofy is heartbroken because he wanted to bond with Max and fears that he'll end up in "the electric chair". Sometimes, these arguments remind me of my parents treating me like a kid, even at the age of 19. I can tell ya, all the arguments, all the pressure and all the frustration are somehow represented in this scene.
Goofy was wrong in not telling Max about the electric chair thing and not letting Max explain his side of the story. So you cant blame Max for being angry after being dragged away with no reason given not to mention getting humiliated
@@rachet87
Goofy probably didn't tell him because he was afraid or something he'll be put on Death Row.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376
What kind of excuse is even that?
Goofy was just stupid in assuming Max would end up Death row and not telling him about the principal phonecall or even demand an explain, like any parent would have done. He brought this mess onto himself.
@@Rachet87-yp7qq dude the principal had lied to him and threatened him that Max would end up on death row it’s really not his fault
@@jamircox8458 It is his fault for not talking to Max. Any parent would have had a serious talk with there kid and demand to know what happened, especially for the principal threatening them with a death sentence.
I grew up watching this. Goofy had no idea that he humiliated his son in front of those people. Max should have told his dad right away how he felt. My late father and I were all ways honest with each other about our feelings.
I’m sorry for your loss.
Would you bother telling Goofy the freaking obvious when he cant see it even when its right in front of him?
@@rachet87My thoughts exactly. Why waste your breath on something so pointless?
@@rachet87that’s always a major issue with Goofy is how oblivious and naive he is. One good example that kid that called them “Dork and Dork Jr”. Max knew when they were being insulted but Goofy just kept smiling along with him!
Good thing and especially goofy should say right away whats going on
The voice acting is TOP TIER. the entire movie is
And the songs are great
Of course it's gonna be great, it's Disney for crying out loud!
I Don’t Blame Max For His Anger Here in This Scene For Being So Embarrassed
I'm only seventeen, yet I can relate to both Goofy and Max. And neither is right or wrong. On Goofy's side, you can tell that he loves his son with all his heart and tries at all cost not to have Max at "the electric chair". But it's clear he is stuck with his normal personality of being...well Goofy, and the fact that he gets stuck in the past from time to time. On Max side, trying to be the cool kid in school and trying to impress Roxanne is something every boy or girl always wants, and that is always a great feeling. But being that they are so young and so passionate at what they want to do, whenever anything unusual happens that screws up the plan, especially when a family member is part of it, obvoiusly they would get pissed off.
That is a key factor to why I love this movie.
I didnt really like max at all in this movie. Acted like an ungrateful and pompous brat
@@Fiery_Latina_Goatchan_GF_681 Hater!!
@@Fiery_Latina_Goatchan_GF_681 You know nothing.
😢
Me too.
I can understand Max's pain and being embarrassed, but he has no right to treat his dad like garbage...Goofy, on the other hand, should've just talked to Max before dragging him to his forced vacation.
It certainly doesn't help that Goofy's taking parenting advice from Pete, even though Pete's relationship with PJ is one based (seemingly) on fear instead of love
Dont blame Max he has every right to be angry at his dad after being dragged against his will into a vacation he never wanted to go and then being publicly humiliated
@@rachet87And Goofy’s cluelessness only makes it much worse.
Like others no matter who argues and what nobody ever wins the argument.
Max was a bit too angsty but it's understandable. Goofy still didn't need the backtalk from his son though.
Why are so many people getting mad at Max here? Goofy refused to talk about the phone call so he could get the full story of what Max did, he forced Max to cancel his plans, treated him like a little kid, and humiliated him in front of a crowd. Goofy may love his son, but he’s not listening to him. Max has every right to be upset.
Exactly! Even if he just said like any top-notch parent, "the principal called, so what's going on?"
While Goofy has good intentions and wanted to bond with Max, he really needed to let Max have a say in this because he's just cutting him off at every opportunity. And he should've been straight with him about the phone call rather than bringing it up later.
@@dracko158, exactly! Especially when Max lamented about a mess they now were in, similar to the ever famous quote from Hardy to Laurel: "This is another fine mess you got us into!"
Eye to eye, son
0:55 😂😂😂😂😂 “STUPID RAT SHOW!”
Me to max: Uh, it’s a possum.
People don’t know their animals.
*Max:* Call me when the trip's over. 😡
0:47 he is a savage when he is mad
Like Father like Son.
Goofy and max are both my favorite characters, and I can see goofy loves max unconditionally, but at the same time goofy has to learn to respect his son's boundaries🫤
0:51 I love how he just throws the hat at the window in rage and then opens it just to throw it out.
SOME STUPID RAT SHOW!!!!!
That’s Really Funny Right.
It would've been cool for Disney to make a sequel series where Max has kids. Then we could see Max follow the same patterns as Goofy, and his kid(s) turning down their nose at him.
I could also see Max trying too hard to be the “cool” parent, because he doesn’t want to embarrass his kids like his dad did by being goofy. Only ironically, Max’s kids are embarrassed when he’s trying to be the opposite of goofy and have to tell him “Dad, just be yourself!”
0:06 Max hit the door so hard it caused the rain to happen!
Cartoonish coincidence
0:45-0:59 - *Goofy:* _[hands Max his discarded possum hat]_ Hey, you dropped your hat.
*Max:* _[loses his temper]_ *_DAAAGH!_* _This is the _*_stupidest_*_ vacation! You drag me from home, you jam me in this _*_dumb car,_*_ [rolls down his window] then drive _*_a million miles away_*_ to see some _*_stupid rat show!_* _[angrily tosses his hat out the window]_ Call me when the trip's over. - I'd be that angry if _I_ was a 90s teenager, even though I was born in 1994.
As Max can be quite a jerk he had the right to be upset with his dad because he got dragged to Lester’s Possum Park that’s full of little kids and being humiliated by his dad in front of everyone, can you blame him for this?
No, I can't. However, I understand Goofy wants to spend time with his kid. I wish my parents were a little more active and out-of-the-box thinking as I was when my dad was alive as Goofy tries to be. Hell, I wish he were alive and see me as that. That being said, I wish my mother didn't see me as someone to try to control and saw a lot less of my father in me and realize I'm a lot more self-sufficient and didn't always assume I'm gonna get in trouble at work like my dad used to.
All of this being said, it just makes me glad I'm not a parent because I'm scared of them being angry with me this way despite my good intentions, and I'd hate the idea of ever hearing them say they hate me after everything I've done for them.
0:16 REX: [We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story] (To Princess Jasmine) Jasmine! Hey, what the heck are you trying to do?
Patrick: Did opossums are related to rats?
Squidward: No, Patrick, opossums aren’t related to rats.
Maybe opossums is related to other animals.
@@spongebobsquarepants6096 opossums (Didelphis virginiana) are not rodents at all, but marsupials (relative of the kangaroo).
@@johnnyyanko938
*(Patrick raises his arm again.)*
Squidward: Rabbits aren’t related to rats either.
I understand both Goofy and Max in this scene💔Goofy only wanted Max to be in safe hands but he needs to wake up and realize that Max is not a little boy anymore but on the other hand him and Max are not very good at showing emotions. Watch from Max’ side of the story he only wanted to impress the girl from school and being popular🔎Goofy did arrange that trip without consulting with Max when he was not there. I would also be mad if someone was setting up a trip without asking me first but in my sight both Goofy and Max needs therapy
Don’t blame max man he was trying to let goofy know that he ain’t a little kid anymore and that he shouldn’t be treated like that so I really think goofy deserves therapy because he always is sad about max and how he misses him and stuff he needs to grow up and realize he is an adult now and not his little kid anymore.
@@TheGamingEnjoyerFan Max was actually a Teenager in this Movie & became an Adult in the 2nd Goofy Movie. And also, Max may not be Goofy’s little Kid anymore as he used to be but he still will always be Goofy’s one & only Son Goofy has left in their Family. Especially after Goofy lost his Dead Wife who was Max’s Mom. So I can understand why Goofy is the way he is towards Max to be totally honest.
@@emmanuelharris6445 While its understandable that still does not excuse how in the 2nd movie Goofy goes back to treating Max like a little kid when they got together in college and kept on intervening with his personal life
I think it's Probably the principal's fault For lying to goofy About the Electric chair
It definitely is
Goofy: Max! Hey what the heck are you trying to do?
Max: Trying to get away from you.
Goofy: Me? What did I do?
Max: Forget it.
Goofy: I thought we was having fun. What's the matter?
Max: Nothing let's just go. Come on!
Goofy: You dropped your hat.
Max: Ah! This is the stupidest vacation! You drag me from home and jam me in this dumb car that drives a million miles away to see some stupid rat show! Call me when the trip's over.
0:44
Goofy:What’s wrong
Max:WHAT’S WRONG WHAT’S WRONG OH I’LL TELL YOU WHAT’S WRONG YOU DRAGGED ME INTO THE CAR TO GO ON A WASTE OF TIME HOLIDAY WATCHING SOME ANNOYING RAT SHOW AND NOW BECAUSE OF YOU I’LL NEVER SEE ROXANNE EVER AGAIN WHAT MADE YOU THINK THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA
Goofy:(remembering Principal Mazur’s words says nothing)
That's the problem had Goofy told Max about Principal Mazur's phone call and let Max explain what really happened instead of dragging him from home, this whole mess would have been avoided
Precisely. Mazur IMHO was a bit psychotic just cause Max upstaged him. He lashed out, and it spiraled way out of control. Mazur needs to be removed from post immediately, seek counseling, and just stay away from any educational job. He's clearly not fit for it
What Of Course He’s Want To Stay With Love Roxanne.
@@rachet87, precisely!
Yes! I love ❤ Goofy and Max! They're awesome! They're my favorite Disney father and son duo! This is one of my favorite Disney movies! This scene was so sad to me! Max was angry at his own dad! I felt bad for Goofy! He looked and felt so sad and heartbroken 💔 😢 😞 😔 😪 😭!
Well, even though Max may be in the wrong, his dad needs to quit actin' like everything's a damn game.
Me too.
Goofy has himself to blame for it
@@ModernWarfighter1Goofy was also in the wrong there
I used to watch this VHS on repeat. Hits home.
I feel so bad for goofy…
He just wants to make max happy…😢
IMHO, it’s more maddening because of how delusional he is being.
@@nekohybrid7610 Who’s being delusional? Max or Goofy?
@@kevinferguson4166 Goofy. He deluded himself that Max was having a good time despite the clear evidence that he’s not. It’s like Goofy doesn’t want to acknowledge Max’s discomfort at the whole thing and looks like he’s genuinely confused as to why Max is angry.
@@nekohybrid7610 it's all on that principal's fault and Pete too
1:09, never noticed this before, but Goofy backed up on Max's discarded hat.
1:19 Narrator: They pitched a tent at the campsite under the pine trees. Max was still upset and angry about his dad. Goofy was sad and confused.
*Walks out of the town tries open the car, locked, slam window, gets even angrier and tries to get away from everything*
I have to admit, my favorite Disney animated film other than The Lion King would have to be A Goofy Movie. Especially since I was nine years old when both films came out.
Max is angry because Goofy embarrassed him and everyone laughed at him then he threw his hat on the ground
While it's easy to feel sorry for Goofy in this scene, he's as much to blame for this whole situation as Max. Goofy just dragged his son on a vacation he didn't want, wasn't given any say in, and didn't even listen to Max's side of the story, which in turn caused Max to lie to Roxanne, and later Goofy himself about Los Angeles. If Goofy had simply sat down, and had a talk with Max about what happened at school, this whole thing could've been avoided. Yes, Max was overreacting, but Goofy was NOT acting any better.
Yeah true
yeah, you're so right.
Not to mention goofy humiliated his son for no reason but then again who wouldn't be mad if your parents or your older sibling did that to you in a way Max head is right to be angry at him in the rain as well
@@brandonsilcott5528 I agree but Max should have told Goofy everything in why he was mad at him instead of keeping it to himself.
Yeah and this makes the clarification climax in the river even more touchy
The problem between Max and goofy is that they act like they don’t know each other anymore
0:16 Max! Hey, what the heck you trying to do?!
0:20 Trying to get away from you?!
0:23 Me?! What do I do?!
0:26 Uh, forget it!
0:27 I thought I was having fun! What's the matter!?
0:30 Nothing, let just go! Well, come on!
That's because it goes like this! Even though you've only made one A Goofy Movie clip by YOU!
@@nikkikarlssonthetalkingtom870 ..you dropped yer hat.. 🎓
Goofy: Wait..... you were invited to a party and...... oh.......! Did you tell her you were going to meet Powerline?
Max: How did you......?
Goofy: Never mind that, Max. I'm gonna make it up to you. Besides, I've always wanted to see Los Angeles.
Jim Carrey As Pet Detective Ace Ventura: Alrighty Then! What Are You Waiting For Goofy? Take Your Son Maximilian To Los Angeles, California, USA To Go See A Power Line Concert And Have A Brilliant Time.
Max is in the right here. My dad was like Goofy. He couldn't until I was upset until he pissed me off enough that I lost it and made a fool of myself.
I feel the same way with my dad too. WE BOTH HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON.
I don't think either are in the right, but neither are in the wrong either. Speaking as a kid I can see both sides and they're equally compelling
@@paulgilbert5278 I can't unfortunately. As I said my dad was very blind to what was going on around him, including my frustrations that anyone could pick up on except him and wouldn't notice until I either stormed off or caused a scene of my own he didn't like.
I feel bad for both of them. Max, because he was humiliated and he just wanted to be with the love of his life again, and Goofy, because he fears losing his son and just wanted to have some time with him again.
They're both tragic.
Goofy should have opened up and heard Max out before deciding the trip for him.
Max should have understood that he only cares and wants to spend time with his son.
Its one thing wanting to spend time with his son, another is take up decisons for him not caring what they have to say. Goofy should let Max explain himself instead of forcing him to go on this trip.
I understand max
He is grown up, but I don't blame goofy for trying to protect Max, even though Principal Mazur lied to Goofy
Max only wanted to spend his time with Roxxanne
But what got me is that Goofy embarrassed him infront of others
REX: [We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story] (To Matthew Van Ornum) Hey, Matthew. You want to get in some fishing practice with me?
Max and Goofy don’t seem to have something in common with each other because Max wants to have his own responsibility and his own apartment building. But Goofy wants a vacation with his son to reconnect with his son and think about good times they had each other. It’s kinda like me when I have a relationship with my Dad as well who is also embarrassing me and I’m trying to get own life as well.
I love how Max is so angry at Goofy that when he tries to throw his hat out of the car, he doesn’t realise that the car window is up, so then he begins to roll the window down in another attempt to throw his hat out of the car while he continues to rant in front at Goofy.
Hats off to the animators for that little subtle comedic moment during this sad scene. 😂
Tbh, I’m kinda with Max here. You have to remember that he’s 14 years old. ANY teenager would feel embarrassed or frustrated in a situation like this. He’s trying to make a good impression on the one girl he likes, but instead is being dragged across the country by his goof of a father to things like “rat shows” LOL! It is kinda humiliating.
But at the same time, I completely see Goofy’s side of the situation too. He was only trying to bond with Max and repair his somewhat broken relationship with him. In Goofy’s mind, THIS was his way of trying to patching things up with his son. But unfortunately, he failed to realize at the time that some of these adventures did not interest Max nor match his personality.
I like when max says stupid
0:55 me too.
I understand both sides of this. Goofy, afraid of losing his son and just wants to bond with him since Max is the only thing in his life he has left after losing his wife. Though he should've talked to his kid about vacation instead of forcing it on him. And his side of the story about what happened at school, instead of taking the principal's word over it. While Max, a teenager who's just trying to build a life for himself by impressing the girl he goes to school and admires. I feel he shouldn't have thrown a tantrum, Max has every right to feel the way he does. Even after trying to talk to his dad about everything he feels
Part of max is humiliated because goofy and a bunch of complete strangers saw him as a joke, but part of max hurt his father’s feelings when all goofy wants to do is spend time with him, because at the end of everyday, max is goofy’s only son
Well Goofy never saw Max as a joke. The problem is that Goofy is too naive and oblivious to see what is happening in front of him. Goofy never realized that the possum went Max’s pants causing him to dance but the crowd and the guys who started playing the music did. So yeah Goofy thought Max was getting into the spirit. And Goofy should’ve known that the crowd were joining in to make fun of them. This was not the “they’re laughing with us, not at us” cliche you see like in other shows and movies. Plus that kid who called them “Dork and Dork Jr” right in front of them, Max knew they were being insulted but Goofy just kept smiling along with him.
Goofy just caused more problems by selfishly wanting to be with his son and also disregarding his sons feelings the whoke time
@@rachet87 it’s not his fault. The principal had lied to him and made him date that his son was on death row who was trying to help him out and also Pete has suggested it so it’s really not his fault
@@rachet87 it’s not his fault
@@jamircox8458 It is his fault: as a father, if he gets told his son is a criminal by his principal, the first thing he should have done is to talk it out with him and ask for his version of the story. Instead of talking it out and discover what's the issue, he believed the principal's words and took them litterally and ignored his kid, which, honestly, it only shows how little does Goofy trust his kid if he is willing to believe that.
This made me really sad as a kid, and I didn’t even understand it when I first watched it growing up.
0:47 me too.
Goofy has only himself to blame
@@rachet87 yes, of course.
I know I would be mad at my dad if does something like this too. I get that it was all about spending time together but it's no excuse of having to be humiliated in public.
1:00 (Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Donald, Daisy, Huey, Dewey and Louie are shocked at Max's anger toward Goofy.)
Mickey: Max, calm down!
Max: I AM CALM!!
Daisy: No you're not!
Donald: Why won't you give what your dad loves a chance, you ungrateful brat?!
Mickey: Donald, you're not helping!
Max: You two shut up and stay out of this!!!
Mickey: I know how you're upset at your dad for what you think he did to you was humiliating, but that's no reason to--
Max: You don't know what it's like to have your plans ruined by YOUR dad!!!
Mickey: You hurt his feelings, Max!
Max: (turns away) Hmph!
(Mickey frowns.)
Mickey: Alright. This is pointless, I guess.
(Mickey leaves for his own car, where Pluto is waiting for him, and its roof is pulled up.)
Huey: Well, well, well, Maxie. Now we're sorry to be a bother, but we found your opossum dance very hilarious.
Louie: "Look at me! I'm Max, and I love to dance with opossums!"
Dewey: Ha ha ha!
(Donald's nephews dance. Daisy calls from the van she and Donald are riding in.)
Daisy: Boys! Leave Goofy's son alone!
Donald: Cut it out, boys!
Huey: We're just having a little fun with Max, Uncle Donald.
Donald: Come on, boys!
(Donald escorts his nephews to their van. Only Minnie remains with Goofy and Max.)
Minnie: Max, I realize you're very upset. But you have to learn to be more open to your dad's plans and respect what he used to love as a child. Also, there are a few anger management issues we need to discuss.
Max: I wouldn't give my dad a chance at what he loves IF MY LIFE DEPENDED ON IT!!!!
Minnie: You see, that's just what I'm talking about.
(Mickey honks his car horn to grab her attention.)
Mickey: Minnie, come on!
Minnie: I have to go, Maxie. Remember what I said.
(Minnie walks through the pouring rain to join Mickey in their convertible.)
They are right. Max you keep up this anger and sooner or later you are going to be alone with no body and no one hang out with a kid with anger issues.
Max was dragged to a vacation against his will, taken away from a party he wanted to attend, and treated like a baby in front of laughing strangers. Is he not allowed to be upset at that?
To me no I know he was embarrassed about what happened but remember Goofy wanted to take him to places that his father did but it didn't work out.
Travon Jamel Green: alright now everyone calm down,quit arguing each other! Now let's settled this right once and for all!
If Max's friends saw what he did and argued with his father they would leave him.
Max has every right to be mad at his dad.
Is that anyway to talk to his own father like that?
@@BrandonKohout after his own father refused to listen to him the whole time, forced him into an unplanned trip whether he liked it or not and kept pushing him into stuff he did not enjoy to the point of being publicly humiliated...he is very much justified in lashing out
@@BrandonKohoutGoofy may be the father, but Max acts more like an adult than he ever has.
@@rachet87 first of all, you don’t lash out on your parents that’s disrespectful. Second of all goofy was just trying to help out because While he should’ve listen to Max and let him explain it’s really not goofy fault because the principal had lied to him and made him think that his son on death row, and Pete has suggested the vacation
@@jamircox8458 So we're just going to ignore that Goofy literally planned the whole trip in a single day, decided to leave on that day, and bring his son along. All that WITHOUT telling his own son that they were leaving on the same day. Let's ignore the whole Roxanne thing. It was the first day of their summer vacation, Max was finally able to relax and hang out with his friends without the pressure of school and then your father suddenly drops this on you without warning or doesn't even bother to listen to your opinion on the whole thing.
Then during the whole trip, Goofy has done nothing but ignore what Max has to say and unconsciously embarrassed him in front of all those people.
Yes, Max has every right to be mad.
I can relate to Max in a way when my dad used to plan family trips before his passing. Obviously we knew very well he wanted to spend time as a family, but the problem was that he often had this controlling-like behavior regarding how we spent it. The last trip we went on before his accident didn't really feel like a vacation. He literally booked the trip at the last minute without giving us a heads up and never told us anything about the town and the hotel we were staying at. He practically controlled where we were gonna go sightsee and never allowed us to take long walks within the town. I didn't get to go inside certain gift shops because of it.
Max had every right to be angry at his father.
Goofy has VERY poor parenting skills in wanting to bond with his own son, despite being well-meaning about wanting what's best for Max, but he is in complete denial that Max is no longer a 5-year-old little boy, but a grown teenager, and treating your own grownup child with public smothering and babying in front of total strangers is a sign of toxic parenting and quite possibly narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), which shows how psychologically immature Goofy is.
Max was forcefully dragged into a vacation the moment he got home from school after being let out for the summer that he was given absolutely no say in based on a misunderstood phone call Goofy received from the principal of Max's high school where he lied about Max causing havoc and threatened to give his son the death sentence if he didn't do anything about Max's so-called "behavior," which Goofy naively fell for hook, line, and sinker without an iota of hesitation. And Goofy never even had an iota of sense in him to actually talk to Max instead about his phone call with the principal to begin with, nor even asked to hear Max's side of the story about Mazur's wrongful accusations either.
So, if Goofy and Max indeed sat down and talked about it with Max giving him all the facts, then Goofy would have at least the decent mind to call the police about Mazur threatening to give Max the death sentence for a crime he didn't commit. Because a school principal (or any other educator) threatening a parent about their children being given the death sentence is a SERIOUS no-no and will not only get them arrested, but fired from their jobs and their teaching certificates revoked.
That is very well said.
Don’t forget Pete’s also at fault for what he said at their work about the gangs and causing riots if Max doesn’t spend more time with Goofy. “under your thumb”
@@FilmPassionprodAnother reason why Goofy should have brought the issue up to Max in the first place
Precisely! Especially since at first Goofy said Max knows better, and then the Principal just made the incident sound WORSE than it actually was!
Some teenagers have lousy lives in some places they don’t want to go
Not his fault the rat show was for stupid people like goofy
Yea just like me wen in reality i just wana do my own thing whitout getting bothered or interrupted
Max: STUPIDEST VACATION!! 0:49
I think I realized in The goof troop series and these movies they are wearing modernish kind of clothes
It has been a while since I found a comment section about this movie. The fact that people are STILL arguing who's right between Max and Goofy (SPOILER: neither, despite some overblown comments below) clearly shows how great this movie aged after 30 years.
I still have this movie on VHS tape since I was 7 years old, brings me back memories how I know every quote to this movie in this scene I can't blame Max at all for being embarrased while forced to go on vacation cause of the principal who called Goofy talking about being put in the electric chair. I can totally relate to Max I'd feel the same way too being embarrased in front of people forced to go on some vacation.
I think I destroyed my VCR tape of A Goofy Movie by how many times I watched this growing up 😁😂😆
@@angrybeaver4995 Wow, how did you destroy it?
Poor goofy
Poor Max.
Goofy really shouldn’t be thinking his son is still his little boy.
Then there’s no reason for Max to be pissed off at him.
Goofy thought that Max was making poor decisions after he got a call from his overreacting principal.
Max wanted to impress the girl of his dreams, and he wanted to be with his friends.
Max is pissed
He was yeah.
He is very upset please goofy try to understand he is not a baby anymore ne is growing up and he wants to have a girlfriend on his first date
I used to go on fishing trips with my dad when I was younger I used to love it at times and now I hate it.
Why? Did something happen?
I feel like I'm 13 years old just now until in few more years when I have a son so I'll never angry him if he is grounded, hard headed and stubborn.
I’m actually on max side here. His father Dragged him on a vacation He never wanted to go on even though his father was only trying to bond with his son. His father continues to treat him like a child, even though he wants to be seen as an adult, and wants to live his own life, and make his own choices. Max feels angry and humiliated, and every other feeling teenagers would feel when their parents treat them like toddlers
Goofy: Oh, You Dropped Your Hat.
Max: AGGHH!!!, THIS IS THE STUPIDEST VACATION!!, YOU DRAGGED ME FROM HOME AND JAM ME IN THIS DUMB CAR THEN DRIVE A MILLION MILES AWAY, TO SEE SOME STUPID RAT SHOW!!!😡
Call Me When The Trip's Over!😡
0:45-0:58
The Rant by Max is Awesome in This Scene
REX: [We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story] Hey, Matthew. You want to get in some fishing practice with me?
MATTHEW VAN ORNUM: (Sighs Sadly) Okay. I guess so, Rex. PRINCESS JASMINE: Good point, Matthew. You need some quiet time with Rex, okay, sweetie? Let him get to know you. PRINCE ALADDIN: Yeah, Matthew. Let Rex try to be your friend.
They always treated goofy mean
The sad thing is, that this scene is the spark that makes things go from bad to worse for Goofy.
Goofy was obviously hurt that his son was angry, although Max had every right to as Goofy humiliated him in front of the other guests & taking Max on holiday against his will, especially as he had a date with Roxanne.
Then later in the film the tables are turned as Goofy gets mad at Max for deceiving him & changing the route on the map as well as thinking that Mazur & Pete were right about Max being a 'delquient'.
Goofy brought it onto himself. None of this would have happened if Goofy had communicated and listened to Max instead of assuming things. It was Goofy taking words of Mazur and Pete literally about Max being a delinquent was the problem, he never talks things out with Max or demand explanation about what happened and just makes decisions behind his back. He only made everything worse and Max not being honest was also a result of that.
Max is angry
@@olleselin It's because Goofy took him into the opossum show and danced with him, humiliating himself to everyone in the audience.
There’s a fact that opossums aren’t related to rats.
The rat hat 😞 you will be missed
max looks evil when he's mad
Why do you say that?
I don't think max was not evil
Me watching this as a kid: "Goddamnit Goofy why couldn't you just let your son do his thing? He needs to live his own life!"
Me watching this as an adult: "Come on, Max, you have a loving father that wants to spend time with you, loads of other kids out there grow up without that."
Its Goofy who needs to stop treating Max like hes still 5 years old and let him make his own decisions.
Anyone would feel the same way if there parent kept treating them like little kids.
I sympathized with Goofy both as a kid and as an adult
Max is fed up
0:49 Max: I TOLD YOU I DID NOT WANT TO GO ON THIS TRIP BUT YOU DID IT ANYWAY! YOU RUINED EVERYTHING AND MY LIFE! YOU'RE JUST TOO STUPID TO UNDERSTAND ANYTHING!!
(Goofy stands there in silence not knowing what say)
Travon Jamel Green: your son,max is right goofy! You're got in to this rat show mess!
Poor Max is angry and stressed and upset with his Dad Goofy for forcing him to go on a holiday which he despises.
He wouldn't be treating his old man like that after seeing him in action in kingdom hearts
0:16 REX: [We’re Back: A Dinosaur’s Story] (To Matthew Van Ornum) Matthew! Hey, what the heck are you trying to do?
Max is afraid of becoming his father.
Good thing I don't have kid's. I'd rather be in prison than to have kids! 😂
This movie came out way before toy story (1995) cause both of them were released in 1995 and made by Disney and also Pixar
That’s right.
Yeah.
Max is really a jerk to his dad in this scene.
Well he has honestly has a good reason
It's not his fault. His father is a moron who can't tell his son is unhappy until he really loses it.
I feel bad for Max because he's been humiliated
@@alechanson1605 Ditto.
Actually, I can see Max's point of view perfectly. I was often treated like Max, and while Goody's intentions were pure, he wasn't able to recognize that his son wasn't having a good time. I feel that this is where the saying "too much of a good thing" can be properly used, because it's out of balance with the situation.
Patrick: SpongeBob! Hey, what are you up to?
SpongeBob: (angrily) I'm trying to get away from you!
Patrick: (surprised) Who, me? What have I done?
SpongeBob: Forget it. (He walks to the car and Patrick follows him)
Patrick: I thought we were having fun. What's the matter?
SpongeBob: (angrily) Nothing. We have to go. Come on!
(Patrick and SpongeBob got inside their car, and Pat gave SpongeBob his Lincoln Loud hat back)
Patrick: You dropped your hat, SpongeBob.
(The sight of the Lincoln hat pushes SpongeBob over the edge, and he screams in a fit of rage)
SpongeBob: DAAH! THIS IS THE STUPIDEST VACATION, PATRICK! YOU DRAGGED ME FROM BIKINI BOTTOM, YOU DRAG ME TO THE SURFACE AND DROVE A MILLION MILES AWAY AND SEE THAT STUPID LOUD HOUSE SHOW! (He throws the hat out the window and calms down) Call me when our trip's over.
I don't think SpongeBob is capable of reacting that angrily to anyone or anything lol
Back when you were young, you never saw your parents perspective of the situation, and many times, you failed to notice how deep down they cared about you, albeit in a way you found strange.
Once you grew older, you began to appreciate them alot more and could see things trough their eyes.
It is not one's job as a child to empathize with the parent. It is the parent's job alone to do that for their child and not seek any validation or support from them. To do so is parentification, which is psychological child abuse
Not my lived experience.
0:47 when you're angry and sad about the girl you like was with someone else
wait gooyfy had a son?!??!??
Where the hell have you been?
Yes
And it's Goofy
Max was like Robby from Cobra Kai hating his own dad
My teachers from middle school did this to me once by putting me in the yoga class that i didn't sign up, and they kept getting me in trouble until i had my female teacher fired in 2012 she kept bullying & smirking at me like she can bully me all she wants but at the end however she was fired at the end of school year .
And my supervise teacher was also suspended for 4 months until he came back to school to teach .
I feel so bad for goofy..😭
Its goofy's own fault!
Same here.
It's because Max Goof was being unappreciative.
Max to his dad; Maybe you were, but I wasn't.
My favorite childhood Disney movie
0:48 This is the stupidest vacation!
I guarantee you, if Max ever told Goofy that he had a date with a girl, Goofy would have brought Max back home ASAP yelling "Why didn't you just say so?!?!?!"
Max DID try to tell him but Goofy kept interrupting him and selfishly brushed off whatever Max plans already had!!! So no Goofy is to blame for NOT listening, forcing Max into a trip he made it clear never wanted and not giving him any say in it!!!
Except he did: he told his father he had a date and that he was assisting to a party and Goofy brushed it off smacking him on the head with a newspaper, telling him he didn't need that. Besides, it's not Max's job to communicate, it's Goofy, he is the adult, the parent in the relationship, he should have listened to him and talked things out instead of just assumming things up.
He not happy
Max is mad
Okay, we get it.
You need to control yourself and think before you act. - Mister Fantastic, Fantastic Four (2005)
My favorite lines!
Would he be saying that to Max or Goofy in this situation?
@@kyndrablankenship1758 saying to Max
Max Have a Serious Attitude
What do you expect? He's a teenager, the kind that is classified as "over-bearable and over-emotional".
An attitude that’s justified.
Don't piss off Max
Do you think goofy tell his son the truth he had principal calling?
I know this scene is sad and serious, but I did find Max’s anger kind of funny and entertaining to watch.
I did it to my father too same goofy and max my dad and me drinking the beer from my dad with mc club with his my dads friends then i call my mom my mom knows that talking about my dad long time ago
Poor Goofy his heart is so broken
He could've avoided it had he just not gotten in Max's way.
Wouldn’t get his feelings hurt if he actually tried to think about the feelings of others.