A Goofy Movie (1995)

I will always love this movie! The chemistry between Max and Goofy are great and they act like a real life father and son. The songs in this movie are classic and they are so catchy and fun and amazing!! Max is a fun character and Goofy is a great character and you really feel for him. This movie is my childhood and It will always be a classic to me. This is a fun movie for kids and adults.m

When Max makes an preposterous promise to a girl he has a crush on, his chances to fulfilling it seem hopeless when he is dragged onto a cross-country trip with his embarrassing father, Goofy.Goofy was always a secondary character, ranking behind Mickey and Donald, as well as Minnie. He edges out Daisy, but that's only because she has never really been developed. But with "Goofy Movie", he finally gets his due, even if he still has to be second fiddle to his son. (The movie conveniently ignores how Goofy had a son.) The film is fun, and really captures the 1990s. This is both a strength (nostalgia) and a weakness (Pauly Shore). What is odd is that I think we are supposed to identify with Max, but we actually identify more with Goofy himself, as Max comes off as rude, boastful and disrespectful.

I haven't seen anything from Disney forever, so watching this movie I had to make some choices earlier on with judging characters. Goofy is, well goofy! Max is a teenager. He likes a girl. It all works since it's basically a cartoon version of a dramatic high school story. With father and son troubles and other adventures.I find it amusing how goofy just never seemed to notice that his son wasn't happy, and when he did he misunderstood the sadness and tried to interpret it to his views. By the end of the movie, things are cleared between them and things seem well, even if it IS still goofy.I was pretty much fine with the movie as a while, since I haven't seen every show in the past and don't remember much, it's hard to honestly judge. But I say 8/10 to be fair.

When I picked this movie all I could think of all the great memories that came along with it. Starting off with the great music that was in it. The catchy lyrics from "After Today" and "I2I". I also still loved how maturity that could be found in this most simple parts. An example being with how Goofy reacts to finding out that Max, his son, lied to him. I love the way the worked in some light fourth wall jokes like having Donald Duck and Mickey join in on the song," All in All" while being lost in the middle of the highway to The little Mermaid light switch. I also enjoyed how the growth of relationship between Max and Goofy. Overall I loved this movie and hope it becomes a real Disney Classic. I also enjoyed the music video with Lou Bega doing the cleaned up verison of Mambo No. 5. In short,a great movie and wonderful DVD release to boot!