The DARKEST Moment in A Goofy Movie (and why it works)
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2021
- That hot tub scene tho.
Ain’t nobody was asking for emotional complexity from A Goofy Movie. But this movie decided to be good and now I have to do a Father’s Day review where I analyze Goofy’s character. Gwarsh.
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Groofy: “My son loves me.”
Pete: “Hey, my son *respect* me.”
Me: No, you’re son is afraid of you there a difference between someone respecting you and fearing you
" you there a difference between someone respecting you and fearing you"
Not really tbh.
@@doom64mods50 respecting someone involves a level of trust. How can you ever trust someone you fear?
@@doom64mods50 there is a significant difference, with respect a person will not only do things willingly for someone else, but typically are happy to do it as a act of showing their adoration for the other individual.
fear, it is quite the opposite. they don't want to do it, but they dread the consequences of what will happen if they don't do something the other person wants, so they begrudgingly do it and hide their real feelings while doing so. one is formed out of a positive bond and and isn't forced, the other is emotionally toxic and will causes distress for at least one of the individuals involved.
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You meant to write "No, your son is afraid of you. There's a difference between someone respecting you and fearing you"
I always watched an extremely goofy movie more. I always liked pete in a sense but like everyone says, the scene of him and goofy in the hot tub is a powerful one
Pete is definitely one of those parents who used their children success or existence to show how *amazing* they are in order to further their own ego. Basically egoistic parent
Living through your kids
ngl I would LOVE an analysis of Pete's parenting techniques
same.
Yessir!
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I agreed
Yesh, I'm interested, too.
Things really seem to have reversed for this movie. When it first came out nobody thought of it as anything great, but nowadays you'll more than likely find people calling it a bona fide classic 😊
Some things need to age before they can be viewed fairly
Like Pokémon Black and White
Like ur mom
@@okimightcomeback who dat?
Well since u asked.
Apparently since you dont know ur mom
It means ur a motherless child, more rare than fatherlessness
Goofy honestly is the most down to earth charachter in the Disney canon
The how to series besides funny shorts shows him in very human invirements
Also the minnie mouse movie technicly exists
But in the Christmas tales collection were Minnie works herself broken to give Mickey a fitting Christmas gift
Only to not get her Christmas bonus in a pretty crushing scene
One of the only good modern representations of the Gift of the Magi.
“It’s like if Mickey Mouse said something like ‘Minnie, how could you betray me like this?’”
In the game Kingdom Hearts 2 after he thinks Goofy was killed by their enemies, Mickey utters a quiet, vengeful, “They’ll pay for this.” And it is gold LOL
great video. The hot tub scene was great on so many levels, and such a somber and tense moment.
When I was younger I thought Pete was an asshole for snitching Max like that, and when I got older, and despite what Pete's intentions for that was, he had EVERY right to tell Goofy that his son betrayed his trust, god I loved this movie
Yes please give us an analysis for Pete's parenting methods! Respect/Fear method is gross but I know people who really do that so it might be great to see your take on it!
That Minnie Mouse movie you mentioned at the movie sounds like the premise of the Disney Junior shorts show Minnie's Bow Toons, where she, Daisy, and Cuckoo Loca (a character created for the show), run a business (albeit it's called a Bow-tique since they work with bows). Mickey And The Roadster Racers (renamed to Mickey Mouse Mixed Up Adventures) also continued this with the three of them also running a business called Happy Helpers.
Back to the review at hand, it's definitely an interesting movie. While the movie had some of the same writers as Goof Troop (such as Jymm Magon) , the fact the director is someone not normally associated with television helped make it feel fresh for Goofy's character.
The hot tub scene is not only the darkest scene in the movie, but one of the darkest scenes in Disney altogether.
I wouldn't say darkest. But certainly very serious.
I wouldn’t say dark so much as frighteningly realistic. To call something dark is usually to see it as something inhuman that couldn’t happen in the real world but you could believe it actually happening. At least, that’s how I see it. Pete and Goofy’s talk is more or less a continuation from their conversation at the camp sight. Pete imparts his parenting techniques, and Goofy tries it to…typical comedic effect. He then turns it around and it seems to be working by letting Max decide where they go on their trip, not realizing Max would abuse this for a very hair-brained scheme. But, when Pete figures things out at the hotel courtesy of a slip of the tongue, he tells Goofy. But this isnt’ out of the goodness of Pete’s heart, but rather vindication to him personally for his beliefs. In a way, Pete’s right in that Max doesn’t respect his father and more or less manipulated his good nature, but it’s a matter of taking out the mote in a friend’s eye while sporting a beam in his own. Pete’s methods are far from noble seeing as he more or less gaslights his son into submission, which is a very real method used by less than stellar parents. Heck, Max’s methods are fairly realistic too, taking advantage of his single father who, on a good day, is fairly clueless and loves unconditionally. The sad thing is, Max is the only one that learns from his mistake in the end.
1:30 remembering Roxanne made me say for only one time in my life: I'm not a furry
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You should watch the second movie The Emotions there when Max leaves a college I'm pretty sad Goofy's left all alone with his son's toys and Noah's know what to do
Watched Goof Troop when I was a kid and I always thought it was cool that Max
was very close to my age. So when the movie came out, I saw it in the theater and
bought it on VHS when I was 15. The movie was good then and is still good now.
The irony of this scene was that goofy was always meant to be an adult character. I'm serious! Like we even had an episode of goofy obsessed about smoking.
"How To" and "Every Man" shorts are actually different people in each one. but what's funny in his movies he's normal and in kingdom hearts he's actually smart in some cases and untop of being a badass.
6:34 who assigns such specific meanings to colours? damn, colour theory sometimes seems like self constructed to fit its own categories
I would love to have more emotional and Raw moments with these characters. Goofy here, Dasiy and Donald in the ducktales reboot, and Mickey in Epic Mickey are probably my favorite versions of them.
I really hope they continue fleshing and humanizing them more often. I love silly characters, but without a little bit of reality they just don't feel- well real.
You underestimate me and my love for the pitch Minnie Movie you proposed. YOU SHOULD ELABORATE MORE ON IT PLEASE I'M BEGGING I AM ACTUALLY SKETCHING FAN ART OF THE MENTIONED PITCH MOVIE!
Glad my impromptu pitch inspired you lol :)
@@ToonStarterz Even while it's a Minnie movie does Mickey have a role in it even if he might be just a side / background character?
Hells yeah! A Minnie movie w/out Mick in some capacity would be unfathomable, but that's just me.
I actually do like that Minnie Mouse idea. What about Mickey though? I personally like the idea of calling back to the Sorcerer’s Apprentice short and having Mickey struggle with magical powers and a flawed teacher (maybe Oswald the lucky Rabbit).
I mean they kinda did it with Epic Mickey in a way
The first time I officially watched A Goofy Movie, it was September 2013 and I was eight years old and my sister and I literally just drove to our new home (my family had just moved into a new mansion at that time) my sister and I arrived to it on a Friday after school, it was our first time being there. Disney channel was displaying a movie each Friday at that time (this all happened in Nigeria, where my roots are from). The Friday I moved into my new house was when they were showing A Goofy Movie, and it was great! The moment I walked into the mansion, I felt like I'd died and gone to heaven, because it looked that amazing back then (there was even a backyard swimming pool, even though it was small). And that night/weekend I saw A Goofy Movie and enjoyed every minute of it
I just realised Max and PJ were playing a PC game with typically console game controllers, which was a very late 90s thing to discover you could do! God everything in this movie was so 90s, nothing left untracked in the time warp!
I'd generally love more proper movies and shows with those characters. Makes me wonder, what are your thoughts on the Three Musketeers movie with Mickey and co.?
Wholesomeness dude. 👍 Thanks for sharing your analysis into this goofy movie! Yeee.
7:20 goofy immediately sacres me
Dude you're really intelligent and creative. I can tell you did really well in school. I thoroughly enjoyed this video.
"anybody who's ever pissed off a parent in the family vehicle knows exactly what I'm talking about." 😅😅😅
Amity kisses Luz on the CHEEK,GET ON THIS NOW
Honestly if you look in the goofy profile in the Wikipedia with in the Disney lore you will find out that goofy actually does kinda hate who he is a little bit because the fact that he causes so much problems for others he wishes that he was different at some point but he stays true to himself and this right here this movie right here really talks about what he goes through as a whole because people take advantage of him especially his kindness and his naivety even though he shows so much care for everyone around him. Hell even Mr. divorced himself in the form of Pete he shows respect for him to a degree but definitely that hot tub scene showed what kind of person and what kind of father goofy is and not even Max takes goofy for for the good father that he is until the very end I just hope that one day Disney+ does a show talking about the struggles that goofy goes through from all the medical damage that he’s been through because of the goofy tips on extreme sports to even how he had to take care of his son that creates a little bit of another falling out between him and his son who has his own son which would be cool to see goofy as a grandfather but yeah.
8:08 I'd watch a Minnie Mouse movie like that
(or, ANY Minnie Mouse cartoon where she isn't JUST characterized as Mickey's Girlfriend.)
Yeah, this movie is super immersive
Pretty good analysis on this scene dude iv seen this movie so many times and the other too😂But I agree that scene always and still gives me chills it's just hint so deep I swear anyways can't believe I forgot your channel 😓😓I been busy and got a new account but I do 💗stuff tho keep doing what chu 💗ok ☺️🌺💫🌟
I’m actually only a few years younger than you but I’ve got immense nostalgia for both this movie and its direct-to-video sequel. A Goofy Movie is by far one of my favorite Disney movies and the way you described it perfectly encapsulates why. It holds up very well to me even if certain aspects are kind of dated.
no dislikes, i like it! also i always knew the hot tub scene and everything afterward was heavy, but not *that* heavy. thanks for opening my eyes.
There's something disturbing about seeing Goofy, of all characters, genuinely sad and angry.
THE GOOFY MOVIE IS THE BEST
Fantastic review:)
everyone got used to the Goof Troop version of Goofy. they keep forgetting he does have a brain. he's not dumb all the time. he's a parent to that point. and yes that's the point about this movie. we got to accepted who we are. long as there's an understanding and no one's hurt.
Max however. always making trouble and also get in trouble. he can be spoiled and we all know that part was on Goofy. that made his ego even higher about being "cool". he only tells the truth ether before things get crazy or when the damage was always done. and his emotions when he was a kid always make his dad think he's not a good parent. but at lest he knows when to stop being a brat when he does that to his father. in this movie and the next. he at lest grown out of half of the crap he pulled on his dad and P.J.
if Goofy just sit and listen at the 1st half of the movie. than things wont turn out so bad. than again the movie would be different. it would've been...well goofy.
By the way if I was like an executive I’d just bring out the money gun for your pitch
Which one of these Cartoon Network shows is more obscure, and which would you like to review on?
1. "Whatever Happen To Robot Jones?"
2. "The Life And Times Of Juniper Lee."
3. "Class Of 3000."
4. "Squirrel Boy."
5. "Robotomy."
Ya I can’t help but find serious Goofy kinda unsettling
I never knew my father
I used to be obsessed with this movie as a kid and had a crush on Max. But I watched it again as a teenager and I felt so bad for Goofy I kept talking out loud about what a douchebag Max was and how he didn't deserve our boy Goofy
Still not gonna explain why Pg Is absent throughout the movie and sequel?
I thought Powerline was a Micheal Jackson parody
Technically the tv show "Family Matters" wasn't a 90s sitcom
No it is a movie about a black family about a black single father Also they cut out the black panther throne.They changed it.
The glory days of Disney(animation and live action) ended in the early 2010s
watched it a month ago, it was great
8:22 I would, honestly!
I would love Minnie Mouse movie like that.
4:26 when you realize Mickey Mouse voices Robotus in inside job.
Okay, WHO made that at 2:31 it is kinda funny, but I also hate it 😄😅.
Edit: I know now 😈.
love this film.goofy is my fave❤
I watched a couple of scenes from this film, because it was a childhood favorite. I got it on tape, saw it a million times.
I'm actually almost amazed that this movie is spawning philosophical and in-dept analysis? And comments about this one scene?
Seriously people, it's Goofy. It's not 2001: a space oddyssey. Pete manipulated Goofy because he's a prick, Goofy's feelings got hurt because his son lied to him. That's all there is to it. How does this spawn so much discussion and fascination about this one scene?
I want the pete analyisis please
please please
I'd watch that minnie mouse movie.
Yo what's up with that comic strip of Goofy ?
4:24
Its ok. Id watch the minnie mouse movie.
You're Gen Y , Between Millennials and Gen Z.
To be Honest I see nothing Wrong with this movie
Nice lecture but maybe title should be this film made Goofy act mature.
Actually I would
Omg! This just gets worse and worse 😅😄. (Read: 2:56)
I really like the video, but that one at 1:34 made me kiiiiiiiiiiinda uncomfortable 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅.
How do you know anything about the 90's??? If you weren't a 13 year old in The 90's
Xlinial
Sonic generations is not the best sonic game sonic 3 and knuckles and sonic adventure 2 are the best sonic games
Very pompous of you to say that you were pushing our attention spans with a goofy video😼You have no comprehension of the Depths of our goofy Comprehension