A Beautiful Father And Son Story! | A Goofy Movie Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- A Goofy Movie Reaction is today's video! Hey everyone! Join me as I watch A Goofy Movie for the first time today!
Though Goofy always means well, his amiable cluelessness and klutzy pratfalls regularly embarrass his awkward adolescent son, Max. When Max's lighthearted prank on his high-school principal finally gets his longtime crush, Roxanne, to notice him, he asks her on a date. Max's trouble at school convinces Goofy that he and the boy need to bond over a cross-country fishing trip like the one he took with his dad when he was Max's age, which throws a kink in his son's plans to impress Roxanne.
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29:16 This here is a very rare moment where Goofy is actually if not completely angry and it ain't for comedic purposes either. He is upset that his own son lied to him.
When Goofy's mad, its always serious.
But the whole thing could’ve been avoided if Goofy would’ve talked things out with Max earlier and hear Max’s side of the story as well alongside his date with Roxanne.
Like you know you mess up big time when even a silly clumsy yet positive fun loving guy like goofy gets pissed 😳
You know the principal is voiced by the same person who voiced Rex in the Toy Story movies. And yes, P.J. is voiced by the same person who voiced Carl Wheezer and Yakko Warner.
Also Bob's former boss in the incredibles
I didn’t forget that.
Rob Paulson
@@Bostonterrierslol Yep. Talented guy.
And Dr Sturgis in young sheldon
The powerline songs did not have to go as hard as they did. They are genuine bops.
Right? We need a full Powerline album.
Thanks to the Extremely Underrated Tevin Campbell.
I love A Goody Movie because it shows a beautiful story of a father trying to bond with his son as Max is now a grown boy and although Goofy doesn't always get it right, he still tries to do the right thing and that makes a good dad. I also love the songs!
Loved the reaction Cody!
The sequel does a good job expanding on it, too. Showing how a parent's role will change as their child tries to form their own life.
This is still one of my most favorite Disney movies. It has arguably the best soundtrack (especially the songs "Eye to Eye" and "Stand Out") the singer who plays Powerline has such a great voice he's like a perfect combination of Michael Jackson and Prince.
Fun fact: Bill Farmer aka the voice of Goofy, said that at one of the advance screenings, his son Austin then five years old was with him. After the showing he was in tears, Farmer asked him why he was crying, and Austin said to him "When Goofy fell off the waterfall, I thought that was you!"
Goofy falling off the waterfall was so surreal
it actually felt like he was gonna die
he was off screen for a good 8 seconds
"All over a school assembly? Is this principal insane?" That's what I was thinking!
The school principal basically acted like people do nowadays by making the incident sound worse than it was
All in the name of do what I say or I'll make your parents punish you.
A Neckbracer.
It hit too close to home
Facts right here
9:47 “Life advice by Cody”. Please do more of this that was genius.
Actually it was said by Gretzky
@@theamazingg3773
-Michael Scott
I love this movie, it definitely has a special place in my heart. When I was younger, I related to Max wanting to fit in etc. Now that I'm older, I understand Goofy's intentions much better. What a movie 👏
Year late
I still side with Max, Goofy should have listened to him from get go
Fun Fact: The random nerd shouting to Stacy: “Talk to me talk to me talk to me baby!” Is voiced by Dante Basco, largely known for voicing Zuko from Avatar the Last Airbender
I love how Powerline is suppose to be a mix of Michael Jackson and Prince and he’s voiced by Tevin Campbell
Couple of fun facts:
-Max is played by Jason Marsden aka Kovu from The Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride.
-Even though Powerline is played by Tevin Campbell, he was originally gonna be played by Bobby Brown
Beautiful son and father bonding. ❤
Love Max and Roxanne so much.
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid growing up. The movie and especially the music, still hold up today. It's so great. The scene with Bigfoot dancing still makes me laugh so hard that tears roll down my face.
Max, when you did the 'perfect cast' to save your dad, you caught him by the seat of his pants LITERALLY.
I feel like A Goofy Movie is one of those movies you appreciate more as you grow older cause you understand both the father and son sides of the story better when you're more grown up.
This movie is so 90s that it became timeless
Stand out and Eye to eye are my jam. I wish Powerline was a real singer in our world. Love this movie
Technically he is the one sing the song is the artist named Tevin Campbell and he have a couple of albums
@@jeromerichardson7980 Yeah i know i mean the character Powerline
This movie is an underrated classic
My father once said that if he were to go to a paternity clinic to see if I was his child the doctor would take one look at me and one look at him and say " Save your money he's your son alright ", and can't wait to see you react to An Extremely Goofy Movie.
This movie was a finale to the the TV show "Goof Troop" it meant a lot to see what happened after the show and how they grew.
Mrs. Goof, Goofy's wife and Max's mom was in the old 1950's cartoons but her face was never shown. They never said where she is in Goof Troop to leave it up to the child's imagination where she was, so for one child she could be dead and for another child she could've just left the family.
Great reaction!
OK quick Disney nerd moment. This is one of my all-time favorite Disney movies definitely in my top five. The song I 2 I is literally my favorite song of the entire movie. The artist who sang those songs is Tevin Campbell and his powerline character is modeled musically and appearance wise by Michael Jackson, Prince, and Devo. I also love the Easter eggs in this movie some of which you did point out like if you noticed the husband and wife that were driving in the song on the “open road” the wife is the singer at the end of the movie with Powerline and her husband is one of the roadies. And in the song on the open road you see a bedazzled glove waving at the sunroof of the limo that pulled up next to them that’s a reference to Michael Jackson also. I am so glad you did this movie it definitely made my day
Oh I never caught the "fat lady" was the one in the car at the beginning!
Cody you’re getting a big hug!!! Bringing back all my childhood memories!!!! A Goofy Movie is one of my favorite movies of all time!! I’m so glad you’re watching this film!! I hope you enjoy it!! 😊
29:16 I honestly find it so satisfying and interesting to see moments where a character's natural demeanour changes. Seeing Goofy angry hits hard because he never gets angry, so even though the scene is short, it holds so much weight and I get second-hand anxiety watching it 😅 I would've loved to be in charge of animating that sequence. Another example I can think of is when we see Grumpy from Snow White smile or cry. It just moves my heart.
This movie has two of the best Disney songs ever, in my opinion
TL;DR - The main issue I've always had was how Goofy never even listened to Max, never let him explain what happened, just talked over him and forced him into the car. Like, I would've held a grudge much longer. At that point for me it wouldn't be about the party, or Roxanne, but about how my dad refused to listen to me.
Here's the thing. I understand and support children and parents spending time with one another. I love that part of this movie.
What I don't love is forcing a child to go on a 'vacation' without communication or consent. Goofy was so panicked from listening to the principal and Pete without ever discussing what happened at school with Max that he ignores Max trying to explain why he doesn't want to go. He doesn't talk about waiting a week to go, or even wait ten minutes to explain where he's coming from. He springs it on Max directly after school and immediately hauls his obviously miserable and suffering kid out of town. Is it a bit dramatic to have a teen crush so important? Maybe, but school and the people in it are your whole world as a kid, so I get it...but we're supposed to feel bad for Goofy??
Like. No. As an adult with my own wonderful parents and a plethora of nieces and nephews, I HIGHKEY still support Max.
And yes, Max could definitely communicate better too, but he is a CHILD. A teenager with an embarrassing dad and a crush who finally got a date and had an EXTREMELY stressful, adrenaline-filled day. I do not blame him at all for being discombobulated and unwilling to spill his guts. I know that I personally shut down and clam up when I'm surprised and every time he tries to speak he's cut off by Goofy. Goofy even knows that SOMETHING important to Max is happening bc they drop by Roxanne's house to let Max talk to her. By the time there's space for Max to speak he's fully furious and I get that. When I get that mad literally everything sets me off, especially if my anger is focused on a single person. And why try to communicate when they obviously don't care?
Love child-parent bonding, and totally get how it's sad that Goofy feels left out from his son's life. But God they need communication. Probably comes from being a single dad with a full time job, but I refuse to feel bad for Goofy when he hyucked the situation up on his own. He's literally the villain of the movie until they're floating down the river and they finally open up so he can have his redemption. He finally calms down and communicates with his son.
You’re actually not wrong.
The point is that Max, like Goofy, lacks communication. He doesn’t want to go on the vacation but he also doesn’t want to reveal his crush or personal life to Goofy, which isn’t an uncommon thing for teens to do.
The theme of the movie isn’t that someone is at fault, but rather both are at fault for lack of communication, and the common disconnections seen between father and son bonding.
One example being Goofy’s vacation involving a lot of things he used to do as a kid with his dad, which Max’s generation are out of the loop on and moving to different things: Types of Music, interest in what to do for fun, etc.
@@couragew6260 yeah. It was kind of a two sided thing. It’s good that they finally explained themselves
...That's literally the entire point of the movie. Neither listens to the other or considers their point of view. Once they ge ton the same page, everything goes about as well as it can with Goofy's clumsiness involved.
I side with Max, too. I understand Goofy's side as well, but the issue is Big. And common. I say it as an adult with loving parents and docens of nieces and nephews as well.
We all should stop the "adult-centering". Adults, in this case parents, expect kids to understand the world through the adult point of view. To behave in it like adults from a very early age. We get angry at a baby or a toddler crying at a restaurant, but have we considered their pov? Dinner with mum and dad's friends is not a plan for a young child! They get bored quickly and tired and yet adults expect them to be calm and behaved. Same with other situations we "accidentally " drag kids to, like shopping, movies, list goes on.
And worse, ironical, is that adults are terrified of actually listening to them. The excuse? "It's a kid, they don't understand or know what they want". They do. And how many dramas and even tragedies would have been spared if adults just LISTENED. Kids are not some alien species, we all were kids, why do adults fear to remember that?
Likewise, Goofy doesn't listen, because he sees Max as a little kid still (example: the tape he played on the radio). And treats him as such. Max wouldn't know what he wants, would he? Well, he's a teen, he's figuring it out but has a clear idea of what he wants and what not. Of course, he needs to communicate to dad, and he tries. But it's Goofy, like many parents, who needs to truly LISTEN.
Logically, Goofy is a bit more on the right side for me. However, he is also more mature and should be better equipped to deal with adult situations than Max.
Things that are important to kids aren't usually that important in the real world, but outright ignoring them will only cause a strained relationship.
I think this movie has some important lessons about parenting and growing up
When I was little, I literally thought the principal was gonna put max in the electric chair himself. XD
I've loved this movie since it came out. The absolute banger of a soundtrack, the voice cast featuring Jason Marsden and the absolutely BRILLIANT Rob Paulsen but the standout, most hilarious moment for me has always been Bigfoot dancing to "Stayin' Alive" 🤣😂
I saw this movie when it was in theaters when I was a kid. I remember crying at the part where Goofy and Max were sitting on their overturned car in the river.
A Goofy Movie is a continuation of the Disney Afternoon series Goof Troop. It's on Disney Plus with the rest of the Disney Afternoon lineup. Great shows. Ducktales, Darkwing Duck, Gargoyles. Gummi Bears is my favorite.
Alright fun fact time!: there was I do believe a cartoon in the late 1990s called Goof troop, it focused on goofys and Pete's families, where they both had wives. No idea what happened after that to them wives because in both this and an extremely goofy movie, which I do believe is a sequel because it takes place after high-school, they don't exist apparently. They aren't mentioned or shown
Pete had a wife, Goofy didn't. At least that I remember. PJ also had a little sister I think
I love this movie! who doesn't love a good father and son bonding experience? "Eye to Eye" and "Nobody Else But You" are two of my all time favorite songs from this movie! in fact i love how the moral of "Nobody Else But You" is that even though fathers and sons have their differences, they still always have each others backs!
Its great that Goofy & Max starred in their own Spin-Off film, same with the sequel
They also had a TV series Goof Troop which is on Disney Plus.
@@FrickingKaos That too
There's also An Extremely Goofy Movie, released in 2000, and there's the old cartoon, Goof Troop, from the early 90's.
6:36 And if they didn't already show us Roxxane likes the crap outta Max, I'd be a little more invested in Max's problem.
7:37 At least he gets the job done.
12:52 To give him benefit of the doubt, Max did at least try to tell Goofy about the party.
20:40 Most awesome camper ever!
25:21 What kinda situation are in when at the end of the day it's led up to this?
25:53 Maybe so, however Goofy's been on this trip before with his dad so by now he knows the route by heart, so he'd realize something's not quite right.
27:53 No kidding.
29:19 Goofy is done.
35:48 The End
I watched this movie so many times I got the plot memorized.
7:17
Ariel from The Little Mermaid franchise makes a cameo.
What? Is she involved with this?
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 Was One Of My Favorite Movies As A Kid!
This movie is such a big classic to so many disney fans. And the songs!! Holy crap, the songs are like the best part. So glad you got to see this movie! There's also a sequel called an extremely goofy movie where both max and goofy go to college 😃
I watched this movie a lot in my childhood. It’s basically father son bonding. At least Max learned the lesson that he should be lucky that he has a dad who wants to spend time with him, unlike mine…
Year late
Its one thing if the dad wants spend time with him, another is to take up all the decisions and forcing into trips against his will
@@rachet87 what exactly are you trying to say? That his dad shouldn’t have done it against Max’s will?
Well, both Max and Goofy weren't being honest with one another. Was Goofy really taking him on that trip to bond with him, or was he taking him on that trip to "fix him" in a way, given what he'd heard from the principal which ended up being a big lie anyway. Max could have very easily just told his dad "Hey, I want to go to this concert dad, is that cool" and things would've been alright. Same for if Goofy had just talked to Max instead of spontaneously planning a trip over what he'd heard someone say about his son.
@@dangerousshoes Even if Max tried to tell about the concert, Goofy would have just brushed off just like he kept ignoring anything Max had to say. So no the real issue was with Goofy, who took the words of the the principal but never had a serious talk with his son about what happened at school and instead plans a forced vacation behind Max's back, which is more a projection of his own childhood
4:55 Yes, his friend is actually voiced by the same guy who voiced Carl XD
Also voiced Toodles.
A classic movie!
and when Max says “Roxanne?” It gives me TikTok vibes XD
(there is a song called Roxanne!)
My mom and I have had so many discussions about this and it boils down to Goofy not knowing a damn thing about his son
Or bothering to have a talk with him about the call from the principal.(who was spouting bs anyway but that's beside the point)
@@rebajoe To me, I always assumed that Goofy knew deep down, it *was* BS. Why bother bringing it up, causing more anxiety for an already stressed out son like that? I just think he didn't see that worth it, since his relationship with Max was already, on thin ice as it was.
@@abluerainbow I would agree with that, if he didn't bring up the "electric chair" comment the principle made, without explaining it to Max. The moment he brought that up and saw Max confution should have been the moment to talk to him about the call.
I really loved this movie as a kid even tho that opening sequence is horrifying 😂
If memory serves, I think Roxanne was my first cartoon crush.
The music to this movie was so great, and as some one who had some parent issues. That song with them on the car in the water. God it makes me almost tear up.
believe me i know all to well, i was a teenage brat to my mom and then lost her so always be kind to ur parents
This was one of the final movies of the Disney Renaissance released just after Katzenberg left to co-found Dreamworks. New management tried to kill the movie though was still forced to make it and release it theaters. It released opposite blockbusters and didn’t do well. But it found it’s following when released to home video, because it really is a good movie. It even led to a sequel. It’s based on the Goof Troop TV series, but set years later.
This movie is a huge staple of my childhood! I love it!
Goofy is such a good Dad. Love❤️him so much.
I love this movie, I know all the songs by heart and I still watch it a lot. This might be an unpopular opinion but even as an adult I still agree more with Max's point of view. I do understand Goofy's ways more than Max does at the start but I feel like Goofy never took the time to listen to Max. He just talked and didn't let Max explain why he didn't want to go. Not only that he just took the principal at his word and didn't even ask Max what happened. He just forced Max to go on a trip he didn't want to go on and he tried so hard to create the same bond he had with his dad, with Max. He didn't try to understand where his son was and how to meet him there. I have a lot of experience with people not understanding me. Not bothering to listen and to try to see my side of things so I guess that's why it's hard to be mad at Max for acting the way he did.
27:33 Adding that to the Perfectly Cut Screams list. 😂😂😂
This is probably the best iteration of the "liar revealed" trope
Max gets away with his lie but still recognizes he was in the wrong and confesses in the end
So many things in this movie that shouldn't work but work better than many other movies in a similar vein
I just thought about it, you're right, Max's little trio is kind of like Jimmy, Carl and Sheen, yes Max might not be a genius but he wears red and is the main character, PJ is hesitant to do what Max is do (and they sound somewhat similar), I forgot the other guy's name but he is clearly not as smart as the others and probably gets into trouble constantly, but on that same token, Roxanne and her friend are clearly not like Cindy and Libby, as Roxanne is nice to Max from the get go and not mocking him like Cindy did at the beginning
The other guy’s name, the stoner dude is Bobby, who is kinda like Sheen in some respects
@@original__gmebvy Thank you
I really am so glad you watched this movie, I greatly enjoyed the reaction! The soundtrack is so awesome, I listen to it quite often and just jam to the songs. Nobody Else But You has such a beautiful message behind it. After Today is so great too, and the Powerline songs? They absolutely SLAP and hold out so well even today. I get so into it when I listen to them. I just have to sing every time.
I seriously played the song "After Today" on the last day of school every year. Also I like this movie, but honestly An Extremely Goofy Movie is my favorite. It's about Max going off to College. I definitely recommend you watch it.
Sometimes I can’t believe that this is directed by the same guy who directed Tarzan (aka my number 1 favorite Disney film).
Every song sung by Powerline is recorded by Tevin Campbell.
that was great, Cody! Outside of mickey, donlad and Goofy and the three musketeers, this was another of my favorites. also loved the "Life advice by Cody" I can't wait for the next movie reaction. Again, great reaction!
Director of Tarzan (1999) & Enchanted Kevin Lima, he did a banner job on making a movie about a relationship between a father and a son, Goofy is such a good father even though he is struggling to try to connect with his son and just wanted to spend some quality time with him and wants him to have a better and safer life in the family business and that he should have been honest about his son that did something at school, as for Max as a teenager who has a massive crush on Roxanne and just lies to her by trying to get her to like him. Even though you can’t really blame Max for his actions because well we all been there. However, Goofy and Max do care about each other and that they need each other in life and Max will regret that someday he won’t be there with him anymore is what makes this movie so great filled with a fun story, great animation, likable characters, emotional moments and catchy songs that still holds up.
The main reason Lima wanted to make the movie was to portray Goofy with more dimensions and as a well-rounded character
25:09
Hey, you skipped the part where Max actually writes “Hi Dad” with the noodles!
😢
That’s one of the biggest payoffs of the movie. It’s the one part that makes everyone go “aww!” when they see it!
I didn’t skip it I just didn’t put it in the video because I didn’t even notice it
Goofy's origins go back as far as the 1920s and 30s, as well as the 40s and 50s. Originally, he was named Dippy Dawg, and his voice actor was Pinto Colvig, long before Bill Farmer had the role. In the 50s, Goofy had a wife and son, Goofy, Jr., who I believe was a prototype of Max. Goofy, Jr. started out as a mischievous little boy, before morphing into the much hipper version of Max, that we all know and love. Goofy and Max had starred in a cartoon series, Goof Troop, during the 90s, which had covered Max's preteen years, and it was when we were first introduced to Pete's son, P.J. (Pete, Jr.). The series had suggested that Goofy's wife had passed away, and so Goofy was left to raise Max on his own. The movie was released in 1995.
Pete had a wife, Peg, and a daughter, Pistol, on the animated series, but for some reason, they weren't mentioned in the movie. The movie had introduced us to new characters, such as Roxanne, Stacey, and Bobby. I don't know anything about Jimmy Neutron, but yes, P.J.'s voice actor is Rob Paulsen, whom some might know better as the voice of Yakko Warner. Wallace Shawn provided the principal's voice. Jim Cummings voiced Pete, whose origins can be traced back to very early Mickey Mouse cartoons from the 20s and 30s.
You were right. This was a very beautiful and touching movie. I saw it with my family, when it was first released, when I was a teenager, and my sister was in grade school. Even though some of the technology in the movie might be dated by today's standards (cars don't have cigarette lighters, anymore, and GPS replaced paper maps), the message still holds: Communicate with your children. Listen to each other. Love each other. Glad you enjoyed the movie, Cody!
Sadly, I had a principal like the one in the movie. Told my parents I was in a gang because my brother helped me stand up to a bully. This was when I was 8, btw. I don't know who let him work with kids.
I never realized that the actor that voices Max is the same who voiced Kovu in Lion King Simba's Pride! XD
He was also Haku in Spirited Away.
Anyone else notice the only times Goofy shows fear is when Max is in trouble? Any other time, he just completely ignores that danger even exists.
This movie has the most underrated soundtrack in the Disney canon. I hate that they only put one on their Disney Classics CDs in the 1990s... Every song should have been on them. This movie is heart-warming, fun, and proves the power of a father-son relationship cannot be outdone. And btw, Cody, Powerline was inspired by Michael Jackson and Prince, but performed by the incredible Tevon Campbell. Add the two Powerline songs to your Spotify list! You'll never regret it!
15:29, did we just implode our universe for a second? Oh well.
You know, if anyone pulled that Piwerline stunt at school in real life, they'd be a legend for the rest of their life.
Powerline is supposed to be a combination between Michael Jackson, Prince and Bobby Brown
20:08
You know, in some defense can you really blame Max? I mean that had to be the most humiliating experience to go through. I mean those people the way they were looking at him and laughing….
Love this movie, if you wanna see Max as a child I'd highly recommend Goof Troop :) it's where we see Pete when he was married and has two kids. It's a cute little show chuck full of life lessons.
Glad you enjoyed this movie! This brought back so many great memories and nostalgia! My favorite songs are pretty much all of them! I also love how Goofy is one of the best single dads in Disney history! If you wish to watch the prequel series called Goof Troop that is great as well! There’s a sequel, An Extremely Goofy Movie if you want to react to it as well. 👨👦🧡💙💚🖤
I hope you do an extremely goofy movie too. It proved why goofy is the best and most underrated Disney character
This was the movie that came after “Goof Troop” which was a early Saturday Disney Morning kids TV show (in my country of Australia) that those of us born in the mid to late 80’s - early 90’s would watch, it is one of the best Disney Movies our their and the soundtrack is a banger & is still today top tier, the voice actor of Max actually did the voice for adult Kovu in the Lion King 2 Simba’s Pride.
THIS.WAS.AWESOME!!!
Thank you Cody for this reaction
Been watching this movie since i was a kid in 90s.
"You always regret 100% of the shots you dont take"
Im going to write that down, that was ace lesson from you Cody.
When I watch this movie, true I was born in the 90’s but I always imagined myself as a teenager in that era: awesome music, no iPads, cassette players, MTV, arcades, Sega Genesis, etc. Always enjoy your reactions.
This movie is one of my all time favorites! I discovered it like 7 years ago, but it’s amazing! I watched and loved the sequel only a few times in my life. Powerline and Stacy are such underrated characters
Powerline character was modeled after Michael Jackson, Prince, and Bobby Brown. The singing was performed by Tevin Campbell and R&B artist from the 90's
There's even a sequel to this
All I’m gonna say is if Goofy would just respect his sons boundaries, Max probably wouldn’t hold so much resentment🤷
I just... I love this movie. And I'm glad you got to know Powerline
Since you've reacted to this, maybe one of the Christmas Mickey movies or Ducktales Treasure of the Lost Lamp would work for a future reaction
Still one of my favorite childhood movies and one of my favorite Disney movies in general!
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"Oh God, Mordecai's not doing so well" "Oh God, Mordecai exploded" "none of them are doing too well, they're so bad" LMAOOO hilarious commentary you made. This was a fun reaction!
My favorite part of this movie is how mature Goofy actually is to Max, like in a lesser movie Goofy would remain upset about Max lying to him until a flashback or some scene encourages him to give Max another shot. But they don't in this movie. The moment Max actually opens up to his father Goofy totally understands and is all in on supporting his son. A perfect way of expressing how just opening up and talking is the best way for both parent and child to connect, and how regardless of what max does once his father understands his son's in need of him he's there for him
Year late
How exactly is Goofy being mature to Max by shutting himself out? It's understandable to be sad, angry or even disappointed, but Goofy instead of handling the situation like an adult, he just chooses to turn his back and refusing to listen especially when Max wanted to explain things. That childish attitude is not an example to give and it certainly wasn't gonna lead anywhere
I was born in 2002 the same year when Lilo and Stitch
Roxannes dad scared me when I was little and still does for some reason LOL
Wow, this happened to be uploaded right after I finish the Goof Troop Christmas special, what timing! Really like this movie, a lot of fun, wholesome at times, and has some sick songs to go with it (Stand Out and I 2 I in particular).🙂
This movie was my childhood. Great father/son story
I heard that Michael Jackson was originally supposed to be the voice of Powerline but he had a tour so they chose Tevin Campbell
That is also one of my favourite Disney movies ❤
Loved your reaction, it was great. One thing that's cool about this movie is that the animation was primarily handled by Disney's television animation division (DisneyToon Studios)
It’s funny how, as a kid, you sympathise with Max and then when you’re older, you sympathise with Goofy.
I2I is such a great, underrated song.
The beginning scene scared me as a little kid
I used to love this movie as a kid. Goofy has always been my favorite Disney character, especially in kingdom hearts.
The music in this movie did not have to go so hard but I’m glad it did! Still to this day will blast the soundtrack. I love the relationship between Max and Goofy it’s so complex but shows it through humour
"that's a water bed with fish in it", well it's better than a water bed with a Cuban in it looking for Florida.