Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Homeward Bound 2 will be either today or tomorrow as well as trying to get the surprise movie out this weekend as well!
There's a show on Disney+ called "Goof Troop" where Max is younger, it's where we're first introduced to the character :) it's a fun show from the 90's and I would recommend you check it out. It's also where he first meets his best friend PJ, Pete's son :)
Couldn't agree more. Rewatching this as an adult hits you on an entirely different level. As a kid, you heavily sympathize with Max wanting to get away from his father, but once you grow up, you seriously feel for Goofy. Shame Nick never caught it when he was growing up
Watching as a little kid- Max is being mean to Goofy Watching as a teen- relating to Max Watching as a young adult- Max needs to embrace this treasure of a father he has
Goofy is incredibly wrong in the way he handles all of this, though correct in his intent. He never takes Max's feelings into consideration when making an entirely spontaneous plan. And that's his prerogative as a father, but that doesn't make it right. Max's response to this treatment is, also wrong. He, understandably, finds it difficult to talk to his dad and explain things, because Goofy is prone to talking over him, but he doesn't really put any real effort into it until towards the end, either. He spends most of the time, prior to being given control over their stops either sulking or yelling. Ultimately, both of them have entirely reasonable desires, but the way they handle them is poor. But at this point, I'm just restating the song, aren't I? If we listen to each other's hearts, we'll find we're never too far apart.
Who doesn't know Goofy has a son? In fact it's kind of interesting that out of all the Mickey Mouse characters Goofy is the one with a child, but no female counter part like Mickey or Donald lol.
@@CLDJ227 It's been implied Goofy is a widow. In the old cartoons, it shows Goofy dancing with a girl, then a young Max (who was named Goofy Jr back then) waving good bye to his mother as she drives away to work I think (I think it showed she was a terrible driver). And in Goof Troop, I heard somewhere there's a scene where Max or Goofy says his mom is watching them from above. This could imply that Mrs. Goof was in a car accident and didn't make it. There's even a whole video somewhere on CZcams about her and what happened.
I remember there used to be this fanfic about a Disney high school. Four regular seniors get to go as exchange students (although it has to kind of be a secret). Anyway, they're going to watch this game and one of the boys who doesn't know Disney well, sees Max and is all like "Hey look, it's Goofy's son." His friends are like "I can't believe you actually know something Disney", and the boy's like "Wait, he actually IS Goofy's son?" It's a shame the fanfic was deleted and cancelled, because I was really enjoying these four OCs interacting with the Disney characters who were normal teenagers. It was also funny to have some of the alternate character interpretations of some of the heroes. Phoebus was a major flirt and wouldn't leave one of the new girls alone (apparently he gave up on Esmeralda because she kept getting one over on him whenever he tried it on), and the other girl had this massive hate-on for Hercules, especially after he accidentally hit her in the head with a basketball.
The line that Pete says "Well, my son respects me" has always breaks my heart when I hear it because of how true it can be for some parents relationships with their kids. Rather than mutual respect and love, something a parent should strive for with their kids and is a marvelous achievement in life, there will always be parents who feel that their children are lesser than them and their relationship is a dictoral one.
I don't think PJ even really respects his father, but fears him. if it was out of respect he would do what his father says of his own willingness and desire to make his dad proud. he only is obedient because he wants to avoid the wrath that he knows his dad is capable of. how I see it respect: actively trying to make your parent happy fear: desperately trying to avoid pissing them off one is that of a healthy bond, the other is purely for survival. you and I seem to both agree on a healthy parent/child dynamic. I just wanted to add on a little more about the how fear is similar to respect, but more like the negative flipside.
@@awesomesauce94 Yeah Pete is a very uh unique way keeping his son in check with fear what's kinda sadder is him being right about Max changing the map which hurt Goofy more then anything. Which afterwards really does show Goofy being the better parent figure when he technically did give Max a second chance to make things right when they reached the turn point.
I've always felt blessed to have a couple of Goofys for parents instead of Petes. When I was growing up I always obeyed their rules and made the effort to keep my grades up and stay out of trouble not because I feared their wrath or punishment, but because I wanted to make them happy and receive their praise for doing well. I wanted them to take pride in having me for their kid. There's a huge difference between fearing a parent's punishment and fearing their disappointment. I feared disappointing them because I respected them so much and I still do. If I had really fucked up they would have doled out a punishment, ofc, but that disappointment would have been _so much worse._ I'm in my mid-30s now and their unofficial caregiver now that they're in their mid-70s. I live with them and that two-way road of respect has only grown since I was a kid. The reason why our living arrangement works is BECAUSE we respect each other as equals now that I'm an adult. They don't treat me like their child in an authoritative way; they treat me as an equal contributing adult in the household because I am. The only way they still treat me like their child is in how much they love me and emotionally support me, as I do for them in turn. Again I know I'm really blessed that way, and I wish my parents weren't such a rare thing.
The part of this movie that always gets me, is when the principal tells Goofy that "I'd reevaluate the way you're raising your child, before he ends up in the electric chair!". It honestly makes me mad, every time I hear it. When I was in elementary school, I got sent to the Principals office for, repeatedly, not doing homework and not paying attention inclass. While I was sitting in the office, he called my Dad at work. He told him, in front of me, that if he didn't change how I was being raised, I would turn out a loser that would end up in jail or a ditch, and that he wold be within his authority, as my principal, to spank me with his wooden paddle, if I continued this way. (This was in the early 80's, in a small town, when that really did happen. After a few moments pause, in this flat dead voice, my Dad said, "Excuse me. I'll be there as soon as I can." That tone of voice always meant that my Dad was so furious that he was struggling to keep his temper. 20 minutes later he storms in, and I thought I was in the trouble of a lifetime. Instead I was treated him going off on the principal in this deadly calm voice that was more terrifying than any yelling would be. Saying he had no right to speak that way to me, to judge his and my Mother's parenting, and more. He ended it with saying that if he ever touched me, I was given full permission to treat him like an attacker and defend myself, and that he would come down and finish the job. My Father was a strict man, growing up, but I never doubted that he loved me and would go to bat for me against anyone. I love him, respect him, and yeah, I did fear him a little. But I grew out of the last bit. My parents have always had my back for everything I have ever went through.
Cartoon history: It was actually the "ahyuck" laugh that made Goofy a star. Story goes that Walt Disney himself once heard one of the people at the Disney studios laugh in a very peculiar way, thought the laugh sounded funny, and decided "we should create a character who laughs that way." That was in the early 1930s... and in 1932, in the short cartoon "Mickey's Revue," we first got to see a prototype of Goofy on-screen and hear his characteristic laugh. It took a few cartoons before the character solidified, but the laugh was there from the very start.
It's really jarring hearing someone refer to "Goofy" as "the dad" this entire movie. The nightmare at the beginning was Max's fear of turning into his dad. Max's also embarrassed by his laugh because it's sounds like his dad's; 'A-hyuk!' is one of Goofy's iconic noises/phrases/verbal tics. Max doing the Mambo is also an indication that he takes after Goofy more then he wants believe he does. Also, you should go watch Goof Troop for more hijinks involving Goofy, Max, Pete (He's not his boss, he's his coworker) and PJ.
I agree with this statement, but i a flower so i delicate n it seems harsh. NICK, you dont know who GOOFY is?!??! Check out goof troops because you'll have so much fun on this adventure! *from a person who definetely wants you to do Chip and Dale or Emperors New School if we're talking series*
This movie really hit home with me since my dad is like Goofy. He can be serious at times, but for the most part he's a fun loving soul who only wishes to see his only son succeed. And I wouldn't want it any other way.
When I was a kid I sympathised more with Max and now as an adult I sympathise more with Goofy. I still love how they got on the same page in the end and got closer
I think the film is genius because to makes you see and emphasize with both sides of both characters and then focusses on them coming to mutual understanding and compromise.
I personally love the sequel to this, even though An Extremely Goofy is basically the same plot rehashed. Goofy struggles with letting go of his son because Max is getting older and establishment more independence away from his father. The major plus is that Goofy gets a love interest and I love Sylvia she’s so sweet 🥰
"I'm not your little boy anymore, dad! I've grown up; I've got my own life now!" "I know that, I just wanted to be a part of it!" This line will forever shatter my heart. 💔😭 (Also, Fun fact: The songs from Powerline were so popular, they actually released full versions of the two songs: "Stand Out" and "I 2 I" (Eye to Eye) as singles. You can actually find them here on CZcams. I added them to my playlist years ago lol)
I remembered when I was a kid, I didn’t like how Goofy kept embarrassing Max but now as an adult I’m kinda like: “Please Max, it’s your dad. Go and have time with him” 😂 One of my favourite movies. Thanks for reacting to this! ☺️
"Nooo, that's not Big Foot! 😄" "... 😳 wait-- IS that Big Foot?!" Your reactions are always so pure I love them so much 😭 You're my favorite reactor CZcamsr!
Not pictured: Goofy and Max are arrested for rushing the stage at the concert and have to spend the night in jail before Powerline bails them out in the morning 'cause he's a nice guy.
In the 90s, there was a show about Goofy called Goof Troop that examined his relationship with his son, Max, and his neighbor Pete. This movie was sorta the end of this show.
Not everyone - I didn't (: Sometimes I really feel like I'm the only one who doesn't really like Roxanne that much (never did). I mean, she's okay, but I find her quite boring and uninteresting. But of course that's just my opinion and I respect that basically everybody else thinks the opposite :D
@@L3mm1ngI think ppl liked Roxanne cuz she was one of those shy girls who had nerd friends and liked dorks like Max. And unlike most series where the guy likes the “unattainable” girl, the girl is 100% attainable, Max didn’t have to change himself or do anything crazy to “get” her, she already likes him, and she isn’t shown to be perfect or popular. That said, it’s totally possible to find her boring. There r characters who i find that tons of ppl seem to love and crush on, but I find totally disintegrating. I’d wager there r characters you love but I would find boring too. Since being uninteresting or boring is pretty subjective, there’s no way to make a character that everyone will like. Also, fairly certain u aren’t the only one who disliked Roxanne as whoever made the 3D Mickey Christmas movie got rid of her and replaced her with a different girl. That said, I’m guessing the backlash was so bad that she and Max were back together dating in House of Mouse.
This movie shows what lack of communication can result in and parents forcing their kids to do things that they believe is in the child's "best" interest. Goofy just needed to talk to Max instead of forcing him to take a trip he didnt want to go on and didnt listen to anything that Max had to say and take Max's life and interests into account. The communication eventually came out near the end which is what needed to happen in the beginning. Once the communication happened everything fell into place.
Well said, Goofy had good intentions, but he should have at least had a father to son talk to see what Max going through as well as put Max's feelings into consideration before planning this trip.
Lol. Though it’s a little broad, I understand what you’re saying, but I kind of feel like you guys are kids that are finding excuses to not listen to your parents or go on potentially bonding trips with them. What you’re saying works much better in regards to Pete and PJ’s relationship
@@boyoboyo2272 I'm 26 years old and the point I was making in my comment is about communication and good communication makes any relationship dynamic better.
I get it both ways. For one thing, Max should appreciate the relationship he has with his dad--plus who he is in general--and the small things in life, but at the same time, Goofy definitely should've talked to him about the trip and think about things they could do that both of them would like, rather than what he wanted to do. But hey, Goofy was trying his best in having a relationship with Max and didn't want to lose him.
Many things watching this as an adult now made me realize things about this movie: 1. It's canon that Goofy fucked. 2. Roxanne likely awakened things in people. 3. Referencing the line "Hey, my son respects me." Pete is likely a very abusive parent. Possibly hits PJ.
Best part about this single father and son relationship is that it didn't depend on there being a mother involved. Most movies that have a single father raising kids always have to address the mom missing from the picture. And that alone always seems to get rid of all conflict so the movie can end. But A Goofy Movie doesn't even bring up the mother. Doesn't say if she left, or died. The mother had nothing to do with their relationship, it's just between father and son building a bond all on their own without the need to have them cry over a mom. That to me makes this movie unique.
Just to put that out: -Being strict does not equals forcing stuff on your kid -Fear does NOT equals respect A parent should only be strict(and not in an abusive way) when they are teaching their kid about things that benefits their SURVIVAL You have to understand Max's perspective here as well. You have no rights to force your kid on activities that have meant to be only for fun(aka personality related) Either communicate with your kid or do not get a kid at all.
Fun fact I recently learned: The: “YO STACIEEEE TALK TO ME TALK TO ME TALK TO ME BABAAAHHHHHHH” Is voiced by Dante fookin Basco He is listed as additional voices on IMDb, I watch the movie over and over trying to figure it out and see who he voiced and then I had to put it together. Listen. That IS HIM or do I need to watch it again
Fun fact: You were correct in your observation that PJ sounds like Carl Wheezer. Its because they are both voiced by the same guy. Rob Paulson has done many cartoon voices. My favorites are Yakko and Pinky from Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain respectively. Narf! Also, that nerd who shouted "Yo Stacy! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me, baby!" That was Dante Basco. But you might know him better as Prince Zuko lol.
I liked Rob Paulsen as PJ, Carl Wheezer, Mark from Fairly Oddparents, Chip from Jimmy Neutron, Yakko, Fowlmouth, and 625 (aka Rueben). I also liked his singing voice for The Mask intro.
I never thought I'd see someone not know who Goofy is. You kept calling him 'Max's dad' the whole time and you asked at one point towards the beginning 'I wonder who's going to be Goofy', and I was just... what. how. Goofy is just as big as Mickey and Donald. BTW, if you want to see more of Goofy and Max interacting, there's more than just the sequel to this film. You can check out Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas and Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas. In 'Once', you'll get to see a much younger Max and the story is extremely wholesome. In 'Twice', its mostly just a music video featuring them, but it still tells a story focusing on their father/son dynamic.
When I was little, My grandma had the VHS tape when we were growing up so it became a tradition to watch this movie whenever we linked up with our cousins on our annual camping trip 😄 a whole week of camping and ending each day watching this movie in my aunty’s camper 🥰 those were the days man
I love this movie, it's so nostalgic and it has some banging songs. Tho even as an adult I still get slightly annoyed that Goofy doesn't let Max explain what happened at school before forcing him on vacation. Communicating is key and teens need to feel like their parents want to listen or they won't open up to them
This was one of my favorite movies when I was young, and it still is as an adult! Everything about it is great, from the animation and music to the characters and story. I love Goofy so much and his relationship with Max is so beautiful and genuine. I'm glad you enjoyed this movie and that it's getting praise that it deserves.
An absolute classic. People of my generation (90s and 2000s) grew up with this film and still love it to this day. It holds up, and it continues to amaze me how more and more popular this film becomes overtime. 😎
I was listening to Rob Paulsen (PJ) do an interview with Jasen Marsden (Max’s VA) and they discussed how the film has really picked up over the last few decades as a Disney cult classic with a far greater audience today then when it came out.
It's kinda funny that despite the voice of Max is in his 40s now his voice hasn't changed one bit all these years. And he often jokes about how despite his age his voice still hasn't reached puberty yet lol
I always Lose it at the part where the Bigfoot danced to Staying Alive 🤣🤣💀 The songs in this movie is absolute Killer! My dad taught me how to fish when I was really little I can’t think of a more perfect bond than that. But also the amount of music we share is insane! 😂
This was one of my absolute favorite movies growing up. I must have seen it a hundred times, and every time it was just as fun as the last. Max and Goofy have a very realistic relationship, as Max's mom isn't in the picture so Goofy was a single dad. There's actually a sequel to this film "An Extremely Goofy Movie" and it's pretty decent. Powerline was voiced by Tevin Campbell, and was meant as a kind of homage to Michael Jackson, who was incredibly popular at the time the film was made.
4:10 fun fact the voice actor for the background character at this part also voiced Zuko from Avatar the Last Airbender. Also I’m just realizing that Pete and Goofy’s relationship reminds me of Biffs and Mary McFly’s dads relationship in Back to the Future
This movie is a pinnacle to my childhood and I'm so glad you reacted/reviewed it! You can find the soundtrack for this movie on Spotify! Whenever I have a bad day, I'm always blasting Stand Out or I2I and it immediately gives me the dose of serotonin I need for the day 😆
When i was younger i used to think goofy was in the wrong but as i got older i realized he just wanted to spend time w his son and be apart of his life , anyway i2i is my favorite song from disney. Tevin campell went off :’)
I loveeeed your reaction to this. This is one of the best Disney movies ever. Can’t wait to watch ur reaction to Homeward Bound 2. It’s seriously such a heartwarming movie. And Wallace Shawn is the the principle’s voice actor.
Goofys an older Disney character you used to see in its movies/cartoons. There was a tv series with Goofy and his son in the 90s. Which then they turned it into two movies in the early 2000s. This was the first movie. The Series was so underrated. Even the tv show (Goof Troop) was great for its time. Also at the end, the singer on stage is actually Michael Jackson singing!
Me watching this as a kid: max is obnoxious but the dad is overstepping Me watching this as an adult who’s father has passed away: Max really is a snot and doesn’t have any idea how good he has it
My dad died when I was little so I grew up without a dad but I don’t blame Max for acting how he did because while yes he has no idea how good he has it, you can’t necessarily blame him for being a jerk as a teen when he has no way of knowing how bad it would be
As an adult I see Max as someone trying to find where he belongs, and can't find any common ground with his dad, but still loves his dad even when he won't admit it. And I see Goofy as a good dad, but a bit overbearing, and not very knowledgeable, but very loving
Goofy and Max had a great relationship when Max was a kid. You were more logical as a kid, strangely enough. The whole point is that Goody IS overstepping and doing too much to force a relationship while Max is trying to grow up and establish himself as a person. They’re both at fault. Ppl keep forgetting how it is as a kid, they simply can’t spend their lives attached to their parents, but at the same time he also can’t ignore the good qualities Goofy has.
Thanks for doing this movie. It ends to get overlooked. It was obviously a learning experience for both of them. Max is in a phase of his life where he's growing up and wants his space to do so and he feels his father won't let him. Goofy didn't want his son to drift away from him. Obviously, Max's teen angst and Goofy's overzealousness caused a bad initial reaction, but they learned.
The "I2I" song is a fitting final song. All movie, Max and Goofy were opposites, but finally they are on the same page. They finally see "eye to eye" 🥲
This was director Kevin Lima's first film, which for me is a pretty impressive debut. He went on to direct Disney's TARZAN as well as ENCHANTED. As a kid, I was a big Goofy fan so I suspected it'd be funny, but I was stunned how good the dramatic story was (at one point, I could feel tears swelling, and I was like, "THIS IS CRAZY!! I'm getting teary from A GOOFY MOVIE!!!!")
Goofy: *Sounds like a Southern klutz, trips and bumps all over the place, and goes HYUCK!* Nick: Dang which one's Goofy? :0 Also Nick: *Hears PJ say a line* YO IS THAT THE VOICE OF CARL WHEEZER FROM JIMMY NEUTRON???
Goofy is by far my favorite classic Mickey Mouse character. Hes just so funny and lovable. The movie is just so damn beautiful. Definitely one of Disney's most underrated.
As a parent I see where Goofy's coming from, but he should have listened to Max from the start. If he'd just let Max go to the party then they could have still left for their trip the next day. Things would have gone much smoother.
This movie made me happy I always loved whatever my dad had to show me/take me because he was doing his best. And now as I type he's dying of leukemia. Movies hits hard now.
This is such and underrated movie, it got a lot of hearth, and the relationship between Max and Goofy is so genuine. You know this december you should give a look to 'Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas' there is this great little story in there with a younger Max and Goofy
the tv series Goof Troop is set before the time of this movie and explains goofy and max as well as pete's whole family. they are neighbours and the boys (max and PJ) are little kids. Also Powerline is the biggest rockstar! he needs his own album :D haha
It’s been over two decades since this movie came out and I’m just NOW realizing that Max’s last name is Goof which means Goofy’s full name is Goofy Goof
This movie is so good even as a kid I understood where Goofy was coming from. This movie doesn’t talk down to kids but as an adult it does HIT HARD with the feels!!!
I always thought and still think that Goofy should've just talked to Max about the principal's call instead of forcing a vacation and father-son bonding on him. Yes, I know, the conflict situation is the whole point of the movie. But one can still wish for the plot to be different, right? :D Don't get me wrong, I understand both sides and am aware that not only one of them is "in the wrong", if you will. But I think I'd still side with Max here. Anyway, great video as always! Every time I'm surprised that you haven't seen all these movies yet that I know from my childhood or early teen years - and then I feel old :D
I agree from a modern pov, but at the time forced vacations from parents were the norm, at least in my school. Most parents did not vibe with video games, just hanging out, etc, and the default was either a camping or road trip every summer.
Would definitely recommend watching a few of the old Goofy shorts from the 40's and 50's. They were a touch more risque and were very funny. Very different from the portrayal they put in this movie. You can probably find a decent compilation of them on CZcams easily enough
Massively underrated gem. I saw this as a kid round Max’s age when it came out. At that time i felt like “hey Max is making mistakes, but if Goofy would just let him tell him”. As an adult with kids, we watched it and i felt more on the Max has plenty of opportunities to speak up and Goofy just doesn’t understand what he’s into and struggles to connect. As an adult who’s kids are all grown and living their lives i understand the whole point, beauty and genius of this movies is that its all about communication. Max gets into his trouble because both him and Roxanne are too shy to talk to each other, Goofy and Max have so many problems along the way because neither takes that tiny little extra step during their trip. In the end when Goofy lets him and Max finally explains, Goofy is 100% with him, when he tells the truth to Roxanne she has the guts to tell him the truth too. A kids movie focused on Goofy thats over 25 years old still has more thought and care to all the characters than most things that come out in modern times. Just an amazing balance of heart, goofy comedy, and characters that you can enjoy at any age.
It's such a great movie. It came out when I was 15 or 16 and I've loved the movie ever since. I grew up with the Disney Afternoon cartoons so I watched Goof Troop as a kid and I always saw this movie as a sequel to the show. Rob Paulsen who plays PJ later on voiced that character you mentioned Carl in Jimmy Neutron. I grew up with him as the voice of Raphael in the 80's TMNT. He voiced Yakko and Pinky in Animaniacs and also voiced them in the reboot on Hulu. He's one of my favorite voice actors.
Okay so some background not provided by others already in the comments: -Goofy and basically every character is a dog except those like Pete and his family (in the show he also had a wife and daughter who no joke was named pistol) are cats, -Even though Powerline is basically a combination of Michael Jackson and Prince, Disney actually asked Prince if he would voice him and he said no, -Pauly Shore is the uncredited voice of Bobby, -there were various Goofy shorts back in the 50’s where he had a son, but that one was not named Max or had his design and for some reason those shorts had Goofy named George, also side note I highly recommend watching the ones where Goofy is playing sports those are some of the funniest cartoons ever made look specifically for the: Hockey, Football, Tennis, And Basketball ones basically everyone in the cartoon is a copy of Goofy, -Goofy first appeared as a background character in a black and whire Mickey Mouse cartoon and his name was Dippy Dawg. -the owner of possum park is voiced by Pat Buttram who Disney fans will know as the voice in many films including The Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood, Napoleon in the AristoCats, Luke in The Reacuers, and he was Chief in The Fox and the Hound, and also as Mr. Haney on Green Acres, the film is dedicated to him as he died before it was released, -while this isn’t a fact about the film I just wanted to say that Roxanne and Max are such an adorkably cute couple and I love the fact that she isn’t just a bland popular knockout as you see she cares for Max who isn’t the most liked kid and she is shy and has some geeky friends who sidenote the girl with the hat with the flower is basically an animated version of a tv character called Blossom who was played by the actress who would become Amy on Big Bang Theory, -I wasn’t able to type this all out earlier because I was at work when this was uploaded.
You don't understand! A Goofy Movie and both of the Homeward Bound movies were on constant replay in my room since I've been able to watch tv. Being born in '92 gave me good taste early on. 😁😁
9.9!! What a wise decision, sir! Goofy has always been my favorite Disney character and seeing him in a fatherly role was the best. I always saw both of their sides and enjoyed watching it play out over and over. I2I is still my favorite song of all of them. Plus, after watching this so much over the years, I'm pretty confident in my ability to imitate Goofy's laugh and classic scream😂😂😂
Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Homeward Bound 2 will be either today or tomorrow as well as trying to get the surprise movie out this weekend as well!
There's a show on Disney+ called "Goof Troop" where Max is younger, it's where we're first introduced to the character :) it's a fun show from the 90's and I would recommend you check it out. It's also where he first meets his best friend PJ, Pete's son :)
Any chance of The Martian in the future? Or is it giving you copyright problems?
One of my favorite movies, hope you do the other one they have😊
@@RedRoseSeptember22 yes I love that show
Please react to Astro Boy (2009) if u haven’t seen it yet but please it’s a nice movie and also my favorite 😊
This movie defined basically an entire generation.
This movie is so funny but rewatching it as an adult, I was shocked how much heart it has. Truly an underrated Disney movie.
Yeah I think A Goofy movie is one of the Disney movies u appreciate more as an adult cause u can understand Goofy's side of the story better.
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Us 90s kids including me grew up watching this movie
Couldn't agree more. Rewatching this as an adult hits you on an entirely different level. As a kid, you heavily sympathize with Max wanting to get away from his father, but once you grow up, you seriously feel for Goofy. Shame Nick never caught it when he was growing up
Watching as a little kid- Max is being mean to Goofy
Watching as a teen- relating to Max
Watching as a young adult- Max needs to embrace this treasure of a father he has
This is a movie of phases. If you watch it through a certain phase, your view is completely different.
I never watched it between 12 and 20 so I pretty much was always super sad for Goofy lol
Goofy is incredibly wrong in the way he handles all of this, though correct in his intent. He never takes Max's feelings into consideration when making an entirely spontaneous plan. And that's his prerogative as a father, but that doesn't make it right. Max's response to this treatment is, also wrong. He, understandably, finds it difficult to talk to his dad and explain things, because Goofy is prone to talking over him, but he doesn't really put any real effort into it until towards the end, either. He spends most of the time, prior to being given control over their stops either sulking or yelling.
Ultimately, both of them have entirely reasonable desires, but the way they handle them is poor.
But at this point, I'm just restating the song, aren't I? If we listen to each other's hearts, we'll find we're never too far apart.
Watching as a parent: "back off Goofy, don't be a twat Max." (my mum's words in the 90s).
watching as a parent- Goofy needs to relax on Max and help him grow as an individual
I’m still so surprised people don’t know Goofy has a son. I’ve known about Max my entire life thanks to my old Mickey Mouse movies and Goof Troop.
Who doesn't know Goofy has a son? In fact it's kind of interesting that out of all the Mickey Mouse characters Goofy is the one with a child, but no female counter part like Mickey or Donald lol.
@@CLDJ227 It's been implied Goofy is a widow. In the old cartoons, it shows Goofy dancing with a girl, then a young Max (who was named Goofy Jr back then) waving good bye to his mother as she drives away to work I think (I think it showed she was a terrible driver). And in Goof Troop, I heard somewhere there's a scene where Max or Goofy says his mom is watching them from above. This could imply that Mrs. Goof was in a car accident and didn't make it.
There's even a whole video somewhere on CZcams about her and what happened.
I remember there used to be this fanfic about a Disney high school. Four regular seniors get to go as exchange students (although it has to kind of be a secret). Anyway, they're going to watch this game and one of the boys who doesn't know Disney well, sees Max and is all like "Hey look, it's Goofy's son."
His friends are like "I can't believe you actually know something Disney", and the boy's like "Wait, he actually IS Goofy's son?" It's a shame the fanfic was deleted and cancelled, because I was really enjoying these four OCs interacting with the Disney characters who were normal teenagers. It was also funny to have some of the alternate character interpretations of some of the heroes. Phoebus was a major flirt and wouldn't leave one of the new girls alone (apparently he gave up on Esmeralda because she kept getting one over on him whenever he tried it on), and the other girl had this massive hate-on for Hercules, especially after he accidentally hit her in the head with a basketball.
Same here
My moms favorite Disney character as well
The line that Pete says "Well, my son respects me" has always breaks my heart when I hear it because of how true it can be for some parents relationships with their kids. Rather than mutual respect and love, something a parent should strive for with their kids and is a marvelous achievement in life, there will always be parents who feel that their children are lesser than them and their relationship is a dictoral one.
I don't think PJ even really respects his father, but fears him. if it was out of respect he would do what his father says of his own willingness and desire to make his dad proud. he only is obedient because he wants to avoid the wrath that he knows his dad is capable of.
how I see it
respect: actively trying to make your parent happy
fear: desperately trying to avoid pissing them off
one is that of a healthy bond, the other is purely for survival. you and I seem to both agree on a healthy parent/child dynamic. I just wanted to add on a little more about the how fear is similar to respect, but more like the negative flipside.
@@awesomesauce94 Yeah Pete is a very uh unique way keeping his son in check with fear what's kinda sadder is him being right about Max changing the map which hurt Goofy more then anything. Which afterwards really does show Goofy being the better parent figure when he technically did give Max a second chance to make things right when they reached the turn point.
I've always felt blessed to have a couple of Goofys for parents instead of Petes. When I was growing up I always obeyed their rules and made the effort to keep my grades up and stay out of trouble not because I feared their wrath or punishment, but because I wanted to make them happy and receive their praise for doing well. I wanted them to take pride in having me for their kid.
There's a huge difference between fearing a parent's punishment and fearing their disappointment. I feared disappointing them because I respected them so much and I still do. If I had really fucked up they would have doled out a punishment, ofc, but that disappointment would have been _so much worse._
I'm in my mid-30s now and their unofficial caregiver now that they're in their mid-70s. I live with them and that two-way road of respect has only grown since I was a kid. The reason why our living arrangement works is BECAUSE we respect each other as equals now that I'm an adult. They don't treat me like their child in an authoritative way; they treat me as an equal contributing adult in the household because I am.
The only way they still treat me like their child is in how much they love me and emotionally support me, as I do for them in turn. Again I know I'm really blessed that way, and I wish my parents weren't such a rare thing.
I definitely have Pete parents, I’d love to have goofy ones
The part of this movie that always gets me, is when the principal tells Goofy that "I'd reevaluate the way you're raising your child, before he ends up in the electric chair!". It honestly makes me mad, every time I hear it. When I was in elementary school, I got sent to the Principals office for, repeatedly, not doing homework and not paying attention inclass. While I was sitting in the office, he called my Dad at work. He told him, in front of me, that if he didn't change how I was being raised, I would turn out a loser that would end up in jail or a ditch, and that he wold be within his authority, as my principal, to spank me with his wooden paddle, if I continued this way. (This was in the early 80's, in a small town, when that really did happen. After a few moments pause, in this flat dead voice, my Dad said, "Excuse me. I'll be there as soon as I can." That tone of voice always meant that my Dad was so furious that he was struggling to keep his temper. 20 minutes later he storms in, and I thought I was in the trouble of a lifetime. Instead I was treated him going off on the principal in this deadly calm voice that was more terrifying than any yelling would be. Saying he had no right to speak that way to me, to judge his and my Mother's parenting, and more. He ended it with saying that if he ever touched me, I was given full permission to treat him like an attacker and defend myself, and that he would come down and finish the job.
My Father was a strict man, growing up, but I never doubted that he loved me and would go to bat for me against anyone. I love him, respect him, and yeah, I did fear him a little. But I grew out of the last bit. My parents have always had my back for everything I have ever went through.
Cartoon history: It was actually the "ahyuck" laugh that made Goofy a star. Story goes that Walt Disney himself once heard one of the people at the Disney studios laugh in a very peculiar way, thought the laugh sounded funny, and decided "we should create a character who laughs that way." That was in the early 1930s... and in 1932, in the short cartoon "Mickey's Revue," we first got to see a prototype of Goofy on-screen and hear his characteristic laugh. It took a few cartoons before the character solidified, but the laugh was there from the very start.
Cool. Nice to know
I’m partly related to Walt Disney ik it’s far fetched and I don’t care if you believe me or not
@@lincolnpreuit6993 well statistically someone was bound to be related to him, immediate family as well as distant family
Dang, Dina. You're a real Disney connoisseur. Today I learned!
@@Cantmakeupmymindonaname true. No one is accusing anyone.
It's really jarring hearing someone refer to "Goofy" as "the dad" this entire movie. The nightmare at the beginning was Max's fear of turning into his dad. Max's also embarrassed by his laugh because it's sounds like his dad's; 'A-hyuk!' is one of Goofy's iconic noises/phrases/verbal tics. Max doing the Mambo is also an indication that he takes after Goofy more then he wants believe he does. Also, you should go watch Goof Troop for more hijinks involving Goofy, Max, Pete (He's not his boss, he's his coworker) and PJ.
I agree with this statement, but i a flower so i delicate n it seems harsh. NICK, you dont know who GOOFY is?!??! Check out goof troops because you'll have so much fun on this adventure!
*from a person who definetely wants you to do Chip and Dale or Emperors New School if we're talking series*
This movie really hit home with me since my dad is like Goofy. He can be serious at times, but for the most part he's a fun loving soul who only wishes to see his only son succeed. And I wouldn't want it any other way.
When I was a kid I sympathised more with Max and now as an adult I sympathise more with Goofy. I still love how they got on the same page in the end and got closer
I think the film is genius because to makes you see and emphasize with both sides of both characters and then focusses on them coming to mutual understanding and compromise.
I personally love the sequel to this, even though An Extremely Goofy is basically the same plot rehashed. Goofy struggles with letting go of his son because Max is getting older and establishment more independence away from his father. The major plus is that Goofy gets a love interest and I love Sylvia she’s so sweet 🥰
Me too. I hope nick also reacts to it!
That movie was so great!!!!
Sylvia’s also played by Bebe Newourth whose amazing
"It's cutting down the trees. It's humans, isn't it?"
I see 80's movies and Captain Planet trained you well 😉
9 times out of 10, it usually is humans
"I'm not your little boy anymore, dad! I've grown up; I've got my own life now!"
"I know that, I just wanted to be a part of it!"
This line will forever shatter my heart. 💔😭
(Also, Fun fact: The songs from Powerline were so popular, they actually released full versions of the two songs: "Stand Out" and "I 2 I" (Eye to Eye) as singles. You can actually find them here on CZcams. I added them to my playlist years ago lol)
This movie is so 90’s, it’s like a time capsule of my childhood and I’ll always love it!
Yup same as me
I remembered when I was a kid, I didn’t like how Goofy kept embarrassing Max but now as an adult I’m kinda like: “Please Max, it’s your dad. Go and have time with him” 😂
One of my favourite movies. Thanks for reacting to this! ☺️
Like Mrs. Doubtfire, it's one of those movies where you rethink whom you root for once you're an adult.
Same here lol. I felt just like Max as a kid. Now I'm on Goofy's side.
Same here. I just love them both so very much😂😭❤️📺📼📀
This is a nostalgic nuke for me. I2I is a fuckin banger
Most underrated Disney song ever!
@@Capricorn152 Same
Yup
It's inconceivable that you don't recognize the principal voice
I recognized right after filming he was in The Princess Bride😂😂
@@nickflix8657 he was also the grand nagus in startrek ds9
@@nickflix8657 He's also the T-Rex in Toy Story 1-4 :D
I recognize his voice from the first incredibles
@@katherinesaldana7795 oh yeah he was the boss, forgot that
"Nooo, that's not Big Foot! 😄"
"... 😳 wait-- IS that Big Foot?!"
Your reactions are always so pure I love them so much 😭 You're my favorite reactor CZcamsr!
Man, this movie hits different as an adult. Hugely underrated
Not pictured: Goofy and Max are arrested for rushing the stage at the concert and have to spend the night in jail before Powerline bails them out in the morning 'cause he's a nice guy.
More like Mickey got a call from Goofy and told the cops to let them out or else.
I could see it. Powerline does seem like a good dude.
In the 90s, there was a show about Goofy called Goof Troop that examined his relationship with his son, Max, and his neighbor Pete. This movie was sorta the end of this show.
Not really the end, but a continuation :)
@@RedRoseSeptember22 yeah maybe I should have said it was intended to end it, but another film was put out.
It’s too bad they didn’t show PJ’s mom Peg cause I remember adoring her
@@vixiestarfire she was hilarious.
@@vixiestarfire and the sister XP Pistol i think... she was a hoot!
You can’t get more 90’s than that and it’s amazing. This movie touched a whole generation and has so much heart ❤️
Especially I was born in 90 myself
So true. 92 baby here. 💕
It's safe to say that EVERYONE had a crush on Roxanne.
Heck, even I did... and I'm not even into girls.
Honestly a lot of the female characters in this universe had no right to be that pretty
Not everyone - I didn't (: Sometimes I really feel like I'm the only one who doesn't really like Roxanne that much (never did). I mean, she's okay, but I find her quite boring and uninteresting. But of course that's just my opinion and I respect that basically everybody else thinks the opposite :D
I wasn't crushing on her, but I totally was on her fluffy hair. Cartoon hair is the stuff of dreams
@@L3mm1ngI think ppl liked Roxanne cuz she was one of those shy girls who had nerd friends and liked dorks like Max. And unlike most series where the guy likes the “unattainable” girl, the girl is 100% attainable, Max didn’t have to change himself or do anything crazy to “get” her, she already likes him, and she isn’t shown to be perfect or popular.
That said, it’s totally possible to find her boring. There r characters who i find that tons of ppl seem to love and crush on, but I find totally disintegrating. I’d wager there r characters you love but I would find boring too. Since being uninteresting or boring is pretty subjective, there’s no way to make a character that everyone will like.
Also, fairly certain u aren’t the only one who disliked Roxanne as whoever made the 3D Mickey Christmas movie got rid of her and replaced her with a different girl. That said, I’m guessing the backlash was so bad that she and Max were back together dating in House of Mouse.
@@MsPandacakes omg yes her hair!!
1:20 basically his greatest fear in the dream sequence is to become like his dad.
This movie shows what lack of communication can result in and parents forcing their kids to do things that they believe is in the child's "best" interest. Goofy just needed to talk to Max instead of forcing him to take a trip he didnt want to go on and didnt listen to anything that Max had to say and take Max's life and interests into account. The communication eventually came out near the end which is what needed to happen in the beginning. Once the communication happened everything fell into place.
Well said, Goofy had good intentions, but he should have at least had a father to son talk to see what Max going through as well as put Max's feelings into consideration before planning this trip.
Lol. Though it’s a little broad, I understand what you’re saying, but I kind of feel like you guys are kids that are finding excuses to not listen to your parents or go on potentially bonding trips with them. What you’re saying works much better in regards to Pete and PJ’s relationship
@@boyoboyo2272 I'm 26 years old and the point I was making in my comment is about communication and good communication makes any relationship dynamic better.
@@ampz8913 Right. I’m right there with you. I didn’t mean it literally or personally. I can totally relate
I get it both ways. For one thing, Max should appreciate the relationship he has with his dad--plus who he is in general--and the small things in life, but at the same time, Goofy definitely should've talked to him about the trip and think about things they could do that both of them would like, rather than what he wanted to do. But hey, Goofy was trying his best in having a relationship with Max and didn't want to lose him.
Many things watching this as an adult now made me realize things about this movie:
1. It's canon that Goofy fucked.
2. Roxanne likely awakened things in people.
3. Referencing the line "Hey, my son respects me." Pete is likely a very abusive parent. Possibly hits PJ.
Too true. As a kid borm in 87, I was right at the age that I started feeling funny when Roxanne gave those looks. 😂
Yup 👍
I was born in 1990 and grew up watching this too
@@JCWM2 I was born 3 years after and grew up watching it as well plus my mom has always loved goofy
Best part about this single father and son relationship is that it didn't depend on there being a mother involved.
Most movies that have a single father raising kids always have to address the mom missing from the picture. And that alone always seems to get rid of all conflict so the movie can end.
But A Goofy Movie doesn't even bring up the mother. Doesn't say if she left, or died.
The mother had nothing to do with their relationship, it's just between father and son building a bond all on their own without the need to have them cry over a mom.
That to me makes this movie unique.
Just to put that out:
-Being strict does not equals forcing stuff on your kid
-Fear does NOT equals respect
A parent should only be strict(and not in an abusive way) when they are teaching their kid about things that benefits their SURVIVAL
You have to understand Max's perspective here as well.
You have no rights to force your kid on activities that have meant to be only for fun(aka personality related)
Either communicate with your kid or do not get a kid at all.
Fun fact I recently learned:
The:
“YO STACIEEEE TALK TO ME TALK TO ME TALK TO ME BABAAAHHHHHHH”
Is voiced by
Dante fookin Basco
He is listed as additional voices on IMDb, I watch the movie over and over trying to figure it out and see who he voiced and then I had to put it together. Listen. That IS HIM
or do I need to watch it again
Now im picturing Zuko saying it and im dying🤣
Yes its him!! I didn't know that either.
Ru-fi-o, Ru-fi-o, RU. FI. OOOOOOOOOOOOO
...What? That was Rufio?!
Fun fact: You were correct in your observation that PJ sounds like Carl Wheezer. Its because they are both voiced by the same guy. Rob Paulson has done many cartoon voices. My favorites are Yakko and Pinky from Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain respectively. Narf!
Also, that nerd who shouted "Yo Stacy! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me, baby!" That was Dante Basco. But you might know him better as Prince Zuko lol.
I liked Rob Paulsen as PJ, Carl Wheezer, Mark from Fairly Oddparents, Chip from Jimmy Neutron, Yakko, Fowlmouth, and 625 (aka Rueben). I also liked his singing voice for The Mask intro.
Dante Bosco was also Rufio in Hook
Also voiced Toodles, from the show Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
@@supersasukemaniacRu-fi-ooohhhh
Zuko was in this? 😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥
I never thought I'd see someone not know who Goofy is. You kept calling him 'Max's dad' the whole time and you asked at one point towards the beginning 'I wonder who's going to be Goofy', and I was just... what. how. Goofy is just as big as Mickey and Donald.
BTW, if you want to see more of Goofy and Max interacting, there's more than just the sequel to this film. You can check out Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas and Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas. In 'Once', you'll get to see a much younger Max and the story is extremely wholesome. In 'Twice', its mostly just a music video featuring them, but it still tells a story focusing on their father/son dynamic.
Right? Who doesn't know Goofy Goof?!?
If you want to see more of Goofy and all of his greatness, the "How To" series of cartoons with Goofy in them are amazing!
When I was little, My grandma had the VHS tape when we were growing up so it became a tradition to watch this movie whenever we linked up with our cousins on our annual camping trip 😄 a whole week of camping and ending each day watching this movie in my aunty’s camper 🥰 those were the days man
I love this movie, it's so nostalgic and it has some banging songs.
Tho even as an adult I still get slightly annoyed that Goofy doesn't let Max explain what happened at school before forcing him on vacation. Communicating is key and teens need to feel like their parents want to listen or they won't open up to them
Every time my dad and I would go to restaurants we would always do the glass clank to the open road
This was one of my favorite movies when I was young, and it still is as an adult! Everything about it is great, from the animation and music to the characters and story. I love Goofy so much and his relationship with Max is so beautiful and genuine. I'm glad you enjoyed this movie and that it's getting praise that it deserves.
15:22
Nick: "oh there's Mickey Mouse! :o"
Donald Duck: "Am I a joke to you? "
An absolute classic. People of my generation (90s and 2000s) grew up with this film and still love it to this day. It holds up, and it continues to amaze me how more and more popular this film becomes overtime. 😎
I was listening to Rob Paulsen (PJ) do an interview with Jasen Marsden (Max’s VA) and they discussed how the film has really picked up over the last few decades as a Disney cult classic with a far greater audience today then when it came out.
Like me especially since I was born in 90 I constantly watched this movie as a kid
@@mckenzie.latham91 I’m surprised to hear that that’s awesome
@@mckenzie.latham91 Where did you find the interview?
@@katwebbxo It’s on Paulsen's podcast Talking toons on iTunes
PJ in the movie is voiced by Rob Paulsen, the voice of Yakko from Animaniacs and Pinky from Pinky and the Brain.
The Principle is played by Wallace Shawn, who played the short bald guy in Princess Bride. He also played Rex in the Toy Story movies
Who gave a movie about freaking Goofy the right to have so many amazing songs
Right? I paid way too much for this soundtrack 15 years ago, and I've never regretted a penny.
Goofy laughter is so iconic.
My mom can do it well
The principal whos voice sounds familiar, is Wallace Shawn. The INCONCEIVABLE! guy from Princess Bride
It's kinda funny that despite the voice of Max is in his 40s now his voice hasn't changed one bit all these years. And he often jokes about how despite his age his voice still hasn't reached puberty yet lol
I have never met someone who didn’t know who Goofy was 😂
Wow it’s one thing to not be familiar with the movie, but to not knew Goofy is?! Okay then. 😅
Bigfoot reacting to Bee-gee's will never not be funny
Exactly my parents loved that scene especially my mom
Get ready to have this soundtrack stuck in your mind for the rest of your life hahaha!!
I always Lose it at the part where the Bigfoot danced to Staying Alive 🤣🤣💀 The songs in this movie is absolute Killer!
My dad taught me how to fish when I was really little I can’t think of a more perfect bond than that. But also the amount of music we share is insane! 😂
This was one of my absolute favorite movies growing up. I must have seen it a hundred times, and every time it was just as fun as the last. Max and Goofy have a very realistic relationship, as Max's mom isn't in the picture so Goofy was a single dad. There's actually a sequel to this film "An Extremely Goofy Movie" and it's pretty decent.
Powerline was voiced by Tevin Campbell, and was meant as a kind of homage to Michael Jackson, who was incredibly popular at the time the film was made.
4:10 fun fact the voice actor for the background character at this part also voiced Zuko from Avatar the Last Airbender. Also I’m just realizing that Pete and Goofy’s relationship reminds me of Biffs and Mary McFly’s dads relationship in Back to the Future
The sequel, I saw first.
This I saw after. This is the better movie overall, but I have a soft spot for the 2nd one. Especially as an adult.
Same here. ^-^
@@Little1Cave Same
06:23+06:24+06:25+06:26+06:27+06:28+06:27
Same the 2nd one is good too but nothing beats the first one.
This movie definitely had some serious emotions and truth behind the dialogue between characters it's astounding
This movie is a pinnacle to my childhood and I'm so glad you reacted/reviewed it! You can find the soundtrack for this movie on Spotify! Whenever I have a bad day, I'm always blasting Stand Out or I2I and it immediately gives me the dose of serotonin I need for the day 😆
When i was younger i used to think goofy was in the wrong but as i got older i realized he just wanted to spend time w his son and be apart of his life , anyway i2i is my favorite song from disney. Tevin campell went off :’)
I forgot Pauly Shore was in this...
A definite must see is... Encino Man
"His voice sounds familiar" Never mess with a Sicilian when death is on the line!
Nick and many younger people probably know him as the dinosaur in toystory
For reference, The Disney Fab 5: Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pluto. [The Sensational Six added Daisy Duck to the mix]
I loveeeed your reaction to this. This is one of the best Disney movies ever. Can’t wait to watch ur reaction to Homeward Bound 2. It’s seriously such a heartwarming movie. And Wallace Shawn is the the principle’s voice actor.
Yup
If a girl says I’ll find someone else because you can’t go to a party with her then she ain’t the one for you
I thought that was rude of her.
I thought she was also crushed, and felt sad and awkward, and it probably came out worse than she meant it to
@@AlabasterJazz true it could be that too I’d hope
Goofys an older Disney character you used to see in its movies/cartoons. There was a tv series with Goofy and his son in the 90s. Which then they turned it into two movies in the early 2000s. This was the first movie. The Series was so underrated. Even the tv show (Goof Troop) was great for its time. Also at the end, the singer on stage is actually Michael Jackson singing!
That's not Michael Jackson singing....its Tevin Campbell
@@chadwood4412 Ah I see thanks. I had it wrong, it was inspired by singers like MJ. Makes sense now. I always thought it didn't sound like MJ fully.
@@ThatShyGuyMatt Yeah he was meant to be a mix of Prince and MJ.
Me watching this as a kid: max is obnoxious but the dad is overstepping
Me watching this as an adult who’s father has passed away: Max really is a snot and doesn’t have any idea how good he has it
My dad died when I was little so I grew up without a dad but I don’t blame Max for acting how he did because while yes he has no idea how good he has it, you can’t necessarily blame him for being a jerk as a teen when he has no way of knowing how bad it would be
I think the issue was they never communicated with each other
They both contributed to the problem
As an adult I see Max as someone trying to find where he belongs, and can't find any common ground with his dad, but still loves his dad even when he won't admit it.
And I see Goofy as a good dad, but a bit overbearing, and not very knowledgeable, but very loving
Goofy and Max had a great relationship when Max was a kid. You were more logical as a kid, strangely enough. The whole point is that Goody IS overstepping and doing too much to force a relationship while Max is trying to grow up and establish himself as a person. They’re both at fault. Ppl keep forgetting how it is as a kid, they simply can’t spend their lives attached to their parents, but at the same time he also can’t ignore the good qualities Goofy has.
I’m sorry for your loss
Thanks for doing this movie. It ends to get overlooked.
It was obviously a learning experience for both of them. Max is in a phase of his life where he's growing up and wants his space to do so and he feels his father won't let him. Goofy didn't want his son to drift away from him. Obviously, Max's teen angst and Goofy's overzealousness caused a bad initial reaction, but they learned.
4:20 The actor who plays the principal is Wallace Shawn who played Rex from Toy Story, Mr. Huph from The Incredibles and Bertrum from Family Guy.
The "I2I" song is a fitting final song. All movie, Max and Goofy were opposites, but finally they are on the same page. They finally see "eye to eye" 🥲
Nick, I loved your reaction to when Goofy swallowed the squeaker by mistake trying to get the baby to laugh 😅 that was too cute.
This was director Kevin Lima's first film, which for me is a pretty impressive debut. He went on to direct Disney's TARZAN as well as ENCHANTED. As a kid, I was a big Goofy fan so I suspected it'd be funny, but I was stunned how good the dramatic story was (at one point, I could feel tears swelling, and I was like, "THIS IS CRAZY!! I'm getting teary from A GOOFY MOVIE!!!!")
Same with my mom also I loved Tarzan as well
Despite being born in 95', this movie is the epitome of my childhood
Same as me I was born in 90
I was born in 97 & I agree!
Ah yes. Dante Basco's most iconic line: "yo Stacey! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me, baby!" move over, Prince Zuko lol
Goofy: *Sounds like a Southern klutz, trips and bumps all over the place, and goes HYUCK!*
Nick: Dang which one's Goofy? :0
Also Nick: *Hears PJ say a line* YO IS THAT THE VOICE OF CARL WHEEZER FROM JIMMY NEUTRON???
Goofy is by far my favorite classic Mickey Mouse character. Hes just so funny and lovable. The movie is just so damn beautiful. Definitely one of Disney's most underrated.
Max Goof was voiced by Jason Marsden who was also the voice for Thackeray Binx in Hocus Pocus
Please check out the sequel to this! An Extremely Goofy Movie, where Max goes to college 👍🏼
Yes and Goofy falls in love with Slyvia ;)
I never realized that P.J. is the same voice for Carl in Jimmy Neutron! How did I miss that?!
I used to LOVE this movie. I also used to think Michael Jackson was the voice of Powerline ahah
I also once thought that Powerline was voiced by Michael Jackson.
As a parent I see where Goofy's coming from, but he should have listened to Max from the start. If he'd just let Max go to the party then they could have still left for their trip the next day. Things would have gone much smoother.
This is one of Disney’s most underrated movies!
This movie made me happy I always loved whatever my dad had to show me/take me because he was doing his best. And now as I type he's dying of leukemia. Movies hits hard now.
I'm so sorry. Sending hugs. 💖
@@katwebbxo Thanks.
This is such and underrated movie, it got a lot of hearth, and the relationship between Max and Goofy is so genuine.
You know this december you should give a look to 'Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas' there is this great little story in there with a younger Max and Goofy
Nick… the secret to fishing, is just waiting for a fish to bite the bait. It’s really not hard XD.
the tv series Goof Troop is set before the time of this movie and explains goofy and max as well as pete's whole family. they are neighbours and the boys (max and PJ) are little kids.
Also Powerline is the biggest rockstar! he needs his own album :D haha
And Max’s friendship with pj
“The dad”? It’s Goofy... you don’t know Goofy ? It’s like not knowing Bugs Bunny.
It’s been over two decades since this movie came out and I’m just NOW realizing that Max’s last name is Goof which means Goofy’s full name is Goofy Goof
This movie is so good even as a kid I understood where Goofy was coming from. This movie doesn’t talk down to kids but as an adult it does HIT HARD with the feels!!!
I always thought and still think that Goofy should've just talked to Max about the principal's call instead of forcing a vacation and father-son bonding on him. Yes, I know, the conflict situation is the whole point of the movie. But one can still wish for the plot to be different, right? :D Don't get me wrong, I understand both sides and am aware that not only one of them is "in the wrong", if you will. But I think I'd still side with Max here. Anyway, great video as always! Every time I'm surprised that you haven't seen all these movies yet that I know from my childhood or early teen years - and then I feel old :D
I agree from a modern pov, but at the time forced vacations from parents were the norm, at least in my school. Most parents did not vibe with video games, just hanging out, etc, and the default was either a camping or road trip every summer.
Wonderful video, I was laughing and feeling sad right along with you - have loved this movie since I was a kid. 😃
Would definitely recommend watching a few of the old Goofy shorts from the 40's and 50's. They were a touch more risque and were very funny. Very different from the portrayal they put in this movie. You can probably find a decent compilation of them on CZcams easily enough
Ooooooh I know the kind of movie you’d absolutely LOVE. If you’ve never seen it before or if it’s been years and years. The Brave Little Toaster!
Massively underrated gem. I saw this as a kid round Max’s age when it came out. At that time i felt like “hey Max is making mistakes, but if Goofy would just let him tell him”. As an adult with kids, we watched it and i felt more on the Max has plenty of opportunities to speak up and Goofy just doesn’t understand what he’s into and struggles to connect. As an adult who’s kids are all grown and living their lives i understand the whole point, beauty and genius of this movies is that its all about communication. Max gets into his trouble because both him and Roxanne are too shy to talk to each other, Goofy and Max have so many problems along the way because neither takes that tiny little extra step during their trip. In the end when Goofy lets him and Max finally explains, Goofy is 100% with him, when he tells the truth to Roxanne she has the guts to tell him the truth too. A kids movie focused on Goofy thats over 25 years old still has more thought and care to all the characters than most things that come out in modern times. Just an amazing balance of heart, goofy comedy, and characters that you can enjoy at any age.
This is one of my FAVE childhood movies. It's so underrated.
The principal is voiced by Wallace shawn. He voiced rex in toy story and was a villain in the princess bride.
The Principal is the T-Rex from Toy Story and the Sicilian from The Princess Bride.
The principal was also in The Princess Bride “Inconceivable” and most recently was on the TV Show Young Sheldon.
It's such a great movie. It came out when I was 15 or 16 and I've loved the movie ever since.
I grew up with the Disney Afternoon cartoons so I watched Goof Troop as a kid and I always saw
this movie as a sequel to the show.
Rob Paulsen who plays PJ later on voiced that character you mentioned Carl in Jimmy Neutron.
I grew up with him as the voice of Raphael in the 80's TMNT. He voiced Yakko and Pinky in Animaniacs
and also voiced them in the reboot on Hulu. He's one of my favorite voice actors.
Okay so some background not provided by others already in the comments:
-Goofy and basically every character is a dog except those like Pete and his family (in the show he also had a wife and daughter who no joke was named pistol) are cats,
-Even though Powerline is basically a combination of Michael Jackson and Prince, Disney actually asked Prince if he would voice him and he said no,
-Pauly Shore is the uncredited voice of Bobby,
-there were various Goofy shorts back in the 50’s where he had a son, but that one was not named Max or had his design and for some reason those shorts had Goofy named George, also side note I highly recommend watching the ones where Goofy is playing sports those are some of the funniest cartoons ever made look specifically for the:
Hockey,
Football,
Tennis,
And Basketball ones basically everyone in the cartoon is a copy of Goofy,
-Goofy first appeared as a background character in a black and whire Mickey Mouse cartoon and his name was Dippy Dawg.
-the owner of possum park is voiced by Pat Buttram who Disney fans will know as the voice in many films including The Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood, Napoleon in the AristoCats, Luke in The Reacuers, and he was Chief in The Fox and the Hound, and also as Mr. Haney on Green Acres, the film is dedicated to him as he died before it was released,
-while this isn’t a fact about the film I just wanted to say that Roxanne and Max are such an adorkably cute couple and I love the fact that she isn’t just a bland popular knockout as you see she cares for Max who isn’t the most liked kid and she is shy and has some geeky friends who sidenote the girl with the hat with the flower is basically an animated version of a tv character called Blossom who was played by the actress who would become Amy on Big Bang Theory,
-I wasn’t able to type this all out earlier because I was at work when this was uploaded.
its a fun movie but I think I actually prefer the second one, but it might be simply because its a little less "Goofy" >
This movie is so 90s. Gotta love it.
Yup
You don't understand! A Goofy Movie and both of the Homeward Bound movies were on constant replay in my room since I've been able to watch tv. Being born in '92 gave me good taste early on. 😁😁
Oooh, another one born in 1992? 😍
I’m so impressed you got this on CZcams. It’s a great edit even with the cuts! Well done!
9.9!! What a wise decision, sir! Goofy has always been my favorite Disney character and seeing him in a fatherly role was the best. I always saw both of their sides and enjoyed watching it play out over and over. I2I is still my favorite song of all of them. Plus, after watching this so much over the years, I'm pretty confident in my ability to imitate Goofy's laugh and classic scream😂😂😂
I waited for this your reaction whole day, I'm so excited 😁