A Goofy Movie - Nostalgia Critic
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90s kids love it, but why? Is it simply nostalgia, or is there really more to it? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at A Goofy Movie.
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A Goofy Movie is a 1995 American animated musical road comedy-drama film, produced by DisneyToon Studios and Walt Disney Television Animation.
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+lego roy hE did that in Disneycember
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Goofy raises his son as a single father and has to deal with the ups and downs of that.
Donald is raising his three nephews with the help of his uncle and friends.
Mickey has been beating around the bush with the same girl for 101 years.
VocalCalibration
He actually has nephews too... But he doesn't raise them like Donald.
Yeah! Why is Mickey the face of Disney? He's freaking useless.
And Pluto is literally a dog enslaved to mice even tho goofy is a dog and is free
It's because he's yellow.
it's explained in the disney comics as there are 'animals' and 'domesticated animals' 'Domesticated' is more along the lines of Goofy, Mickey, and Donald, wearing clothes and talking. Pluto is just an animal. It's like people that keep monkeys for pets. Same difference to the toons.
I've always had a theory that unbeknownst to him Max's lie that Powerline and Goofy were old friends was actually true and that is why Powerline was so chill about them showing up on stage.
I will gladly accept this headcanon.
I like that theory. Its not the theory N.C. wanted, but I think he'll settle. Although, I do kind of want an answer to why there are so many dogs, why they all look like bad guys from Crash bandicoot, and why the goofs, Pete, and his son all seem like they belong in a better movie.
P.S.: Okay, the Billy Bob's Rockifire explosion reference already got my skin crawling, but then it had to remind me why I'm so terrified of said Crash bad guys, but then it had to do this 9:14 .
I think it was a complete surprise to Powerline that his old Jam buddy Goofy just showed up out of NOWHERE with his kid just to rock with him one more time
He was preforming at a very young age, that's why everyone likes him so much.
@Seth Belfort I mean maybe being a rock star he has a great makeup crew and decent health so he looks younger then he is?
I think the reason this movie has had a resurgence in the past few years is because it has grown with its audience. People who were kids in the 90s could identify with Max when it first came out. Now, as adults we can identify with Goofy. The movie portrays both sides of the relationship so well that it speaks to people in different ways at different points in their lives.
Oh my god you're right. ;0
Absolutely right, as we grow up, we accept how we are and present ourselves as we are, back then we rebelled and were all trendy. It's the same for today except the trends the kids are into these days are far worse than the trends of the 90's.
that and the fact that one of cartoon channels played it 2 times a day for a week
I feel so old. This is what they said about the old films. WE WITNESSED THE ANCIENT TREASURES
That _ooooooooor_ everyone is a furry and wants to bang the girl.
The most underrated part of this film to me is the fact that the actor playing Goofy somehow manages to give an emotionally driven performance with genuinely affecting moments while still sounding like the classic Goofy voice. That’s not an easy thing to accomplish, so he gets massive props in my book
Edit: Holy Balls that’s a lot of likes! Thanks!
Bill Farmer is a legend. (Literally, since 2009, a Disney Legend)
I read a blurb that they wanted a more serious voice, but Bill Farmer convinced them he could pull off the serious scenes with the classic voice
Ya, I guess that is true.
@@Kiku91 I don't doubt you, but that would be a fun read if you could find it again.
@@dogman15 I think it was imdb or something but give me a moment. I'll check
7:25 When goofy says "Walt Disney" would he technically referring to a god?
you know that walt wasn't the only mind behind the company , right? ub iwerks was of great importance too
could be
@@chrisschafer9137 yes
JowenAnimate probably
False god at the most. No man is a god.
That argument near the end was pretty touching.
Will 2139 Trippin' splashing sauce on your TV like Nickelodeon
Ballin' like I'm Kobe and Mike on 'em like a podiu m
Fuck you
“Boy meets girl, nothing happens for two hours, roll credits.”
So romance movies?
@@kevinmitchell6466 Yo Stacey! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me, bay-BEEEE!
Yeah that is a movie
Sounds like the twilight films
That's what it feels like for real..
growing up
"come on goofy the concert means alot to Max."
as an adult
"come on Max this trip means alot to Goofy."
Facts. Even as a kid I felt like Max was in the wrong.
Funny thing that u mention that it works both ways. And for decades we still don't know what happened to the mother best guess she died in childbirth worst guess she left goofy and max because she couldn't stand goofy
well at the same time Max isnt really doing this to Goofy on purpose, he's just growing up and trying to be an individual, an individual who's obviously still hurting that he's without a mom.
@@ChanoCYBER9Avila who knows, Walt Disney evidently killed her before we could get a chance to know her, cause he cant stand anyone having a mom.
@@UltimateGamerCC yeah true true. But still each theory is interesting
I COMPLETELY FORGOT ABOUT THE "HI DAD SOUP" SCENE
Fuck, now I'm crying...
I completely forgot he murdered a mime. That killed me.
HOW CAN YOU FORGET?! IT IS LITERALLY THE BEST SCENE IN THE MOVIE!
MrCheeseGaming I haven't watched this movie in years, please forgive me!
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Me too
And yet you have a picture of Guts from Berserk for your profile photo.
Oh, who am I kidding. There are too many tearworthy scenes in that manga to count...
This film is criminally underrated and i think its cheap how disney never really used roxanne again (apart from in mickeys house or something like that) as i thought she was a great character
She became a background character (or they just drew someone who looked strikingly similar to her) in the DuckTales reboot.
Bluejacketman
Agreed and she was in an episode of House of Mouse. ^^
I always liked her and this movie, it wasn't top tier Disney work but it was still really good and Roxanne was really underappreciated. I also had a bit of a crush on her when it came out (I was like 10 when i saw it)
Agreed. I’ll have to sift through the muck of fan fiction to find a golden nugget story about Max and Roxanne reconnecting after the Goofy movie 2.
I remember being 13 or 14 and watching Mickeys Twice Upon a Christmas. There's a segment where Max brings home a girl home for the holidays, and it wasn't Roxanne. I was mad.
This movie is so 90's and i love it for that.
Disney's Version Of Space Jam
@@CJ-pw6el “Disney’s version of Space Jam??” How so?
Is it possible to make something so dated its actually timeless?
Is that not the entire point of the 90s?
Home alone has entered the chat.
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is clear proof that yes, you can
I'm really liking this new trend in NC reviews. It's tons of fun to make fun of bad movies, but there's also something to laugh about in good movies that we all remember and look back on fondly.
wickedWitch456 I love the fact that every two of his reviews are in his more classic style where it's just him talking to the camera and making jokes. Ah, the good old days.
I swear there are people who take it the wrong way when he pokes fun at the good stuff. I watched the ducktales 2017 premier review he did with my brother and he was so mad and said that NC was way too harsh and that he needed to see that it's a good reboot.. Despite the fact that he kept praising it. So i'm not going to show my brother this review if he's going to be that sensitive. I personally liked this review and I saw the movie as a kid so I have nostalgia for it.
I am still waiting for the Escape from L.A. review.
I like the fact that he is reviewing stuff he once said he wouldn't. Call me crazy, but i really DO want to see an old vs new of war of the worlds.
very true, its a good reflection back on good viewing
"The perfect cast."
"You know, something Suicide Squad didn't have!"
DAMN LOL
starilie "aahh heeuuuck, I murdered a mime."
To quote Noobnoob from Rick & Morty...."hehe GOT DAMN."
starilie skrew you
That is way too generous to suicide squad.
Everyone went to see it... have you ever - EVER considered - that maybe the reason they hate it... is BECAUSE - when they ALL went to see it - they ALL hated it? :P HENCE dum... dum... DUM... EVERYONE hating it? :P
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NC as a jean model? I'm not complaining x)
I laughed way harder at this comment than I should have....
But I also work in marketing, and know just how close to real life it is.
You can't prove he's NOT using your product all the time, lol
Angellica Gearcrooner executive' thinking: "The asshole never shows himself waist-down... so when he DOES there ain't a single person who won't comment about the asshole'a ass!"
The continuity in this film is astounding. Everyone you see in the opening song shows up later at the school. Stacey is skipping by the bus stop, Bobby is on the bus to the school.
The nuns are seen shopping at Goofy's store, on the road, at the diner where Goofy puts Max in Charge of the Map, at the Monster Truck rally, and pulling into the concert.
And the little old lady in the hot rod was shopping there as well.
We even see that MICKEY HIMSELF WAS HITCHHIKING TO THE CONCERT, as his line in the song is "AND IT'S CA-LI-FOR-NI-A OR BUST" and we see him in the crowd after the security guard smashes into the screen.
You've either got the intelligence of a god or you've watched this film waaay too many times to notice all this.
I'm impressed either way, so... here's a like.
There’s a funny continuity error during the Stand Out reprise where Bobby is sitting on top of the statue cheering Max, but when Max runs by the bus and high fives everyone on board immediately after, Bobby is among them. Amazing attention to detail and the humor that comes from that, other than that one mistake lol
Who knew that the Goofy Cinematic Universe was so expansive
Also,the babies eyes turning red during the photo being taken is an amazing attention to detail
It's a damn shame the house of mouse officially declares this movie is noncanon.
Part of the appeal of this movie is that it's just so different from other Disney animated movies. It's a teen comedy a road trip movie and a father/son story. You don't see that in other Disney animated flicks. It's also just '90s enough to serve as a time capsule rather than something cringeworthy.
Exactly. Even with the goofy cartoony stuff it still feels very down to earth compared to other Disney movies.
Right. And maybe not the "down-to-earth" part, but I think if you ask most fans of less conventional Disney movies, you'll get similar answers. People like them for their not-Disney-like elements. Heck, I also really like Treasure Planet. And it's largely because the main character isn't some pleasant dreamer who wants "more". Instead, Jim Hawkins is an angry, restless delinquent kid dealing with his abandonment issues.
With the 90's parts, they are over the top and used as a celebration instead using it to "fit in the crowd". Even the 90s principle was used as a joke and didn't stay too long. It has flaws, but really, it's too adorable to rip it apart for a few annoyances.
Adam Hoffman Treasure Planet is amazing. Glad it gained a cult following on the internet. Sucks it bombed at the box office. :(
There was another piece of nightmare fuel that wasn't mentioned here. Max slaps the guy in the opossum costume causing the head to swing around backwards. The poor guy then staggers off screen only to fall in a few seconds later mauled by a pack of kids which then drag him back off screen.
AnnoyingSquib An accurate representation of children. :)
AnnoyingSquib nah that's pretty much what would happen in any Disneyland
Sounds like FNAF. Or Creepypasta. Whichever balances between stupid and scary.
I wasn't born when this movie came out, but after watching it, I can say that the relationship between Max and Roxanne definitely feels like a realistic high school crush, both of them are really shy but they do share some chemistry. Its sad they weren't together by the time An Extremely Goofy Movie came out. We all would have loved to see how their relationship developed since the first movie.
Me either but I watched half of the sequel...does that count??
@@filletofish2200 No! You must experience this movie
I was two years old when the movie came out, but I remember watching the series on time, perhaps, while Visiting the USA in 2001. After my visit, I began watching some episodes in my native language dub as well.
@@jemofthe80s18 it's realistic though, teen relationships don't often last xD but I agree, would've loved seeing them together too.
I was about nine years old when this movie came out. My friends and I watched it at a sleepover.
ALL MAX AND GOOFY HAD TO DO was agree to slightly postpone the trip. Everyone wins.
i think there was a feeling of urgency with Goofy though. The principle was basically threatening his kid with the electric chair.
Actually it was on part the principal overreacting greatly! And goof didn’t even stop and try to ask what exactly happened
Goof had that 'single parent raising a son in the ghetto' anxiety.
@@pforgottonsoulyears late
What Goofy should have done was sti down talk to his son about principal phonecall and the problem would be solved
@@rachet87and here's the thing, they meet Pete and Pj on the trip twice and I'm assuming if the principal called Pete too(considering how shaken up Pj was about his dad finding out), why wouldn't he mention that to Goofy?
Pete is narcissistic and Goofy is codependent and that's why their relationship is working even though Pete is not nice to Goofy.
Pete is like a kid friendly Hank Hill
@@filletofish2200
"I tell you hwat, Goof, your boy ain't right."
Isn't Pete kind of a jerk to everyone though?
SSJ Killswitch
That is true. Hell, the reason he told Goofy about Max changing the map was basically so he could rub it in.
I tell ya hwhat, Goof, your boy needs to be more like mine and get a steady job in *propane.*
"I've got my own life now!"
"I know that! I just wanted to be part of it.."
These lines always hit me so hard.
"Hi dad"
The perfect catch on the waterfall too
That entire scene!
The way Goofy delivers that "I know that!" with so much drama and anger is so unlike him, but also so true and real. One of his best and most touching moments.
"I'm going to bundle you both up into cute ball and put you in a cute box of cute!"
...something I never thought I'd hear hear the critic say!
It's a sign of the apocalypse.
@Lord Zeeroh
well, according to marvel studios, it is almost time for ragnarok...
"Standout" and "Eye 2 Eye" are so underrated.
They’re both my favorite Disney songs.
This comment is underrated
Agreed
They are only my daily shuffle
Cidizen Yendic I'm aware, but I always hated that spelling of it.
This movie always makes me want to give my dad a hug every time I watch it. Love you, dad :)
You're lucky. My dad is dead.
I remember when my parents went to Blockbusters and rented this movie for me to watch when I got out of school back then...I miss being a child.
Narnianist my condolences
I hate my dad
I love you too son.
I still find it awesome that my traditional animation teacher animated on this movie
Whats their name?
Chris York
That is Awesome!
Where you learnin'?
Lucky. I need an animation teacher.
THAT'S SO COOL
Glad to hear Doug acknowledge this has scary imagery, because parts of this scared me as a 4-year-old!
I was 8 when I first saw this and I agree with you. Some of those imagery, I was like 'the fuck?' I never did notice the baby at the family photo though......Freaky.....
i had ninghtmares from Max's nightmare. it was like something from a werewolf movie (obviously). spooky as hell
Pussies 😂
Well, four years olds aren't that hard to scare.
MrDUneven Never scared me at 4.
I knew pennywise was long John silver.😂
"Funny enough, this scene gets surprisingly uncomfortable..."
...because they're two men in a hot tub?
(Serious moment)
Oh, never mind.
Two Bros Chillin in a hot tub 5 feet apart because they're not gay
Two Bros Chillin in a hot tub 5 feet apart because they're not gay
13:13
15:06
“Don’t tell me. We’re about to go over a huge waterfall.”
“Yep.”
“Sharp rocks at the bottom?”
“Most likely.”
“Bring it on. BOOYA!!!!”
A transgender lama said that in emperors new noose!
god i love how that became a meme
Just replace 'BOOYAH" with Goofy's scream/laugh, and it'd legit work great. XD
My GOD thats an oldie, stop making me feel 80 years old, gdammit!
The electric chair remark messed me up a bit, because my babysitter told me "Oh, the electric chair is a punishment for really bad kids at school where they give you an electric shock. But don't worry, it's only for the REALLY bad kids." It was a few years before I learned it was just an execution method and was like, whew.
Lizzy Chrome my cousin said the same thing to me
Lizzy Chrome kinda the same but my mom explained me in detail it was an execution method.
I really tried to tone it down:
"b-but they let you go after that right?"
"Well basically, you DIE. There's no escape till you DIE"
Your babysitter is fucked up
1Dudelove No u wouldn't vato shut the hell up
At my high school, there really was an electric chair in one of the storage rooms. It didn't have any wires attached to it, and certainly had not been in use for a while, but the head attachment was still on it and the chair was wooden. OR it could have been a restraining chair for special needs, but the rumor was it was an old electric chair.
Part of what makes the movie not seem dated in a bad way is that the parenting methods and values on display haven't changed a ton since the movie came out. You still have got dads like Goofy and Pete around and the same arguments on what's right.
Do you mean like, "My dad could beat up your dad!"
@@Unremarkable6969 Each parent has their preferred way of raising their children and often judge others who do it differently, is what the OG poster meant I think.
Because of kingdom hearts it kind of warms my heart that Max says Donald is Goofy’s best friend. Even if it was true before kh lol.
They should have Max in the game. Of course I know A Goofy Movie cannot exist in the game. Unless Goofy moved to another world settled down and had Max.
@@h193013 Remember, we have 3, possibly 4 games that establish that the main Disney trio are either immortal, or they don't age much.
-Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep shows that 10 years prior to Sora's adventure, Disney Town was a bustling place, and still well into its creation rather than being some new town that was created. They talk about the Million Dreams Festival as if it's been some long held tradition, so we know the town has been around for a good while.
-Kingdom Hearts II shows us that there was a point when the town was at its infancy, when the castle was still being built. Mickey (and the trio when they walked in) looked completely different, and even Donald and Goofy mention how familiar it feels.
-Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance established that there was possibly multiple worlds with them in it, or that this was another phase of their own world at some point when it came to the World of the Musketeers (and while Sora's journey was a trap, Riku's was very much not as he journeyed through the sleeping worlds, which World of the Musketeers was considered) .
-Kingdom Hearts Unchained Key/Union Cross even had them show up in Daybreak town at I believe multiple points, and Daybreak Town was the only world in that game that was real...and it was established that the events in that game were to have taken place 100 years before KH 1.
It's very possible that Goofy could have settled down and had a kid at some point, especially since at the very least the Disney characters live an incredibly long life.
I am a 30 year old married man with a child... and I still listen to the songs in this movie.
POWERLINE!!!
Shollos Are you my husband 😂
Because Powerline is voiced by Tevin Campbell.
It honestly doesn't seem truly dated, if it came out today it would seem like a love-letter to the 90's
Oooh, its dated. It catches that 90s road trip nostalgia pretty hard.
"I've never touched an ungloved hand before"
ObsidianWolf then you havnet touchs a hand
Wait Roxanne has no gloves!
no glove, no love
And then Kif gets pregnant.
There is some sort of joke in that much I'm not quiet sure what.
The scene with Bigfoot doing the stay alive dance in the background still makes me bust out laughing to this day.
Same 😂
Yeah, that entire scene was great. 😂
Tevin Campbell as Powerline was brilliant! All those songs are bangers still til this day
Originally it was written for Bobby Brown, but due to Brown's Drug problems and alcoholism as well as the fact that Disney begin to want a Teen idol singer, 18 year old Tevin Campbell was chosen instead.
A PERFECT fit due to his Vocal Prowess.
At the time I would've said they were making a mistake but tevin killed Eye to Eye. Still my ringtone for at least a decade.
I can see the similarities...
YES!!!
They made a reference to the powerline song in the reboot ducktales
The encounter with Bigfoot did lead to one of the funniest lines in the movie:
Max: IT'S BIGFOOOOT!
Goofy: Could you back up a bit, Mr. Foot? You're out of focus :D
Goofy was filming Bigfoot without realizing it was Bigfoot.
Pictures of Bigfoot are always blurry and out of focus.
Timed Revolver now that i think about it, it's freaking hilarious, thanks for pointing it out you two 😂.
Kablam?
Fadil Langston It's just a simple line. Stfu
My dad was a huge fan of Disney but especially of Goofy. Since he passed away in 2015 I can't watch this freaking movie without bawling my eyes out at Hi Dad soup T_T
Amy Tilly damn man, thats rough. Hope you're alright
Amy Tilly Rest In Peace ayy.
Have a good day everybody, best wishes.
My dad died in 2015 as well. Our last conversation was an argument three years prior. That's something I've got to live with and haunts me still.
I'm uh....gonna go call my dad now. And say hi.
😢
Roxanne is to us 90s kids what Jessica Rabbit was in the 80s
She...... Awakened some.......
What’s frightening is that actually makes sense. Both had effects on the kids who watched them.
No just no
It was Lola bunny not roxanne
@@theshyguy4932 Got a thing for rabbits, huh?
How many dead moms are there in the entire disney universe. Also if there were lesbian moms how would they decide which one to kill? Or would they kill both of them? Also why the gloves?
Waffle House that depends, how many dead pop culture moms are there?
They would kill the biological mum
you just gave me an idea for an animated movie
All the Disney movies where the protagonists are orphans raised on the streets (like oliver and company) are because the lesbian mothers were both killed off.
The last guy who wondered about the gloves thing was Max’s friend Bobby, in the sequel of this movie, and he was never seen again
“ Did we just implode our universe for a minute”
That will never stop making me laugh 😆
vincent landt i dunno mate. I chocked from laughing on "I killed a mime"
@Дмитрий Гусарев That one’s good, too
"Oh, well"
Thanos would kill to have that power
Me either
This was the movie my dad and I would watch all the time when I was younger. The VHS was never taken out of the player, we sang all the songs, despite the relationship not being quite the same (Father and Daughter) we still bonded over it. Time passed and my dad and I had a rough patch, one day I rewatched the movie and cried very hard at the "Hi Dad Soup" part. It made me realize that neither side was in the wrong and that I really really missed my dad. I took a can of Thai Coconut and made a fake label out of some graph paper and crayons. I met up the next day and apologized, we both cried and the Hi Dad soup now sits on a shelf in the living room to this day.
I still cry at that scene though.
CauliflowerKeely That's one of the most thoughtful and truly wonderful things I've read all week.
wow!!!!
My faith in humanity is finally restored.
CauliflowerKeely - Aw, that's really sweet... I love such genuine, heartfelt-moments between close friends and family members. No matter what the cause of any given "rough patch" may be, provided that, when the time comes to make up, both sides have sincerely hung up any lingering thoughts of "who was at fault" and other suchlike notions, the entire experience will ultimately serve to strengthen and reinforce the bond between them :)
Also, I always like when an older person and a younger person (for you, it was between yourself and your pops - for me, it was between myself and my little sister ^_^) end up having something in common that they can both enjoy without either feeling like they've compromised. For me and my sis, that thing was videogames.
One of my very favorite childhood memories is of the 2 months my sister and I (at this time we were aged 9 and 14) actually worked pretty solidly as a team and systematically worked our way through the original Metroid game. We'd trade off between who played the game and who drew up parts of the game world map and helped navigate. Getting through that game together that was SO MUCH FUN! That was the first time that I felt a REAL sibling-bond with my sister.
She's still one of my best friends today, and, of course, we still game together, as often as our job schedules (and relative time zones) permit. She and I live in different states now, but we meet online for a couple hours at least once every week to play Overwatch, or Titanfall 2, or whatever... Actually, a few years back we set aside a weekend so we could play the Portal 2 co-op campaign. And that brought back that same sibling-bond we got back when we played Metroid - it's that synergy of working so well with somebody on a given thing that you both get in that "zone" and you almost don't even need to talk, sometimes; you just sorta "know" what you're both gonna do. ^_^
now u made me cry >:(
Fan theory - The reason Goofy is so eccentric is because of his own childhood, his own father, George Geef was very hard on him as you can see from the old 50s shorts ,and was also rather neglectful. Goofy just wants to be the dad he never had.
Wait so where does the episode where he gets fat comes in on George geef Side
Nice tie in to those shorts--but Goofy’s not a redhead. I agree with your theory, but I extend it by adding that George Geef went though a huge character change after his wife--Peggy Pooch--and his son Junior (Goofy’s big brother) both died in a car crash. And Goofy doesn’t want for it to take something like that for him and his own son to be closer, especially since he himself is now a widower as well.
@@shewolfsiren I also think Goofy wanted Max to grow up to respect his late grandfather’s memory
@@ANDCFC95 That’s a very good point! At the start, Max is calling the trip and all things part of it “lame”, “dumb”, and “stupid”, unintentionally bashing his own grandfather and his dad’s best childhood memories of him, especially when Goofy goes on and on about “My dad and me” stories. But then, when Goofy does the can opener trick, instead of saying “My dad taught me that”, he poignantly and pointedly says “Your grandfather taught me that.” And it is implied that Goofy’s father--Max’s grandfather--is no longer alive, because it is seen in that scene just how much Goofy is missing him as he talks about him with Max, and how much he’s longing to relive those moments through him.
@@shewolfsiren good thing he didn’t inherit George’s temper, otherwise his reaction to Max lying to him about the left or right would have been very different
You can tell you're growing up when your feelings on a Goofy Movie switch from "poor Max, his dad is so embarrassing!" to "MAX, YOU SELFISH BRAT HOW CAN YOU NOT APPRECIATE YOUR ABSOLUTE TREASURE OF A FATHER?!"
What about when you find yourself taking both sides at once? I can picture myself doing that when I properly watch the movie.
If I recall correctly, when I watched this movie years ago when I was younger, I actually took both sides, thinking,"Poor Max" and thinking "Poor Goofy" at the same time, and I still feel the same way watching this review. I must be an ageless immortal.
UrpleSquirrel I feel bad for both of them.
The Toontastic Toon I also always felt bad for both of them
I feel bad for Max having a somewhat stubborn dad, that, while being good-hearted, is too much influenced by strangers and bring that into their relationship.
I also feel bad for Goofy for not being to deal with the situation in a more natural way, not giving his son a voice (until the final act) which could prevent a lot of problem.
I was worried when I saw this, thinking you'd be harsh and lash out at the movie, I'm so happy to see that its become a Disney classic ( I had no clue), because I personally love it so much.. I even teared up during the "Hi dad" scene in the review
I am absolutely late but in case you haven’t seen it, Sideways has a video about the Goofy Movie and how, as a musical, it is structurally better than 99% percent of the Disney Renaissance films.
"Ahyuck, I killed a mime."
Yup, it was abstract murder. :P
"Ahyuk I committed abstract murder" 12:37
Who hasn't?
"Ahyuck I'll do it again."
13:30 - He probably is; this movie is in the same continuity as the _Goof Troop_ TV series, and yet Peg and Pistol aren't acknowledged in any way shape or form, meaning that we essentially have no other option but to use Occam's razor and conclude that Peg divorced Pete and gained full custody of Pistol before completely cutting contact.
15:51 Get yourself a girl who looks at you like Roxanne looks at Max. Probably her most adorable moment in the movie.
WhiteTigerShiro what is a gerl frond I neever had won ov thoze
I LOVE that Doug has returned to his classic style of reviewing from before Channel Awesome blew up. It was these types of reviews that made me fall in love with this channel in the beginning.
blame youtube.
Same
Pretty much the only good thing that came out of the Adpocalypse.
Love this movie
Ambition Dude, I love your mixes, I was listening to your recent upload as I made myself coffee this morning. What a coincidence seeing you here lol, so I guess I'll ask a question. Do you prefer Bebop or Champloo?
Eyy my brother
Ambition ITS AN ANIME
didn't expect to see you here.
Hey, Ambition!
One of the realest movies made about being a teen and being the parent of a teen is ironically a cartoon. This is a great and underappreciated movie. That scene with Goofy being torn apart inside because of his son's deception is so powerful, it reaches an emotional intensity rarely seen in movies in general. And that romance between 2 awkward teenagers is so plausible and realistic, both of them not knowing what to do and being realistically uncomfortable. Really good stuff.
I'd submit the Into the Spiderverse franchise as a contender too now. Mile's parents are very realistic in that they are stict with him, but love him, trying to find that balance between what's too strict and push him in the right direction, while having to let go to make his choices. Miles on the teenage side is also relatable, not wanting to disappoint hsi parents, love them, gets angry and embaressed at them, but trying to find himself and how he wants to do things in life. True teh franchise doesn't focus only on their relationship, but everytime I watch that movie, I find their interactions so relatable with neither side being wrong, but still loving an dunderstanding.
"You can have my butt in Jean form!"
...is probably the strangest sentence I've ever heard.
i remember watching this on vhs over and over and over again as a kid. It still brings back warm fuzzies, and now it feels even more relatable now that Ive been through high school.
I wish Roxanne was in Extremely Goofy Movie
Just saw it as another point of growing up that they are apart and seemingly not together
Rabid Wolverine Yeah
Rabid Wolverine well she finally reappeared in the house of mouse
Rabid Wolverine there's a 2 goofy movie
i thought she was in extremely goofy movie at the very start?
1:40 I'm Not Going To Lie, A Part of Me Really Wonders What Just "A Movie" Would Be.
Boy Meets Girl
Nothing Happens For 2 Hours
Roll Credits.😅
It'll break a billion, I swear!
I've seen that movie... Boy meets girl 1984 (in french)
Science Slumber Parties needs to be a meme.
Cyber Kirby it was a meme when the movie first came out
Cyber Kirby
As long as we don't invite Bill Nye! He's clearly abandoned science.
I wanna see what Neil Tyson's pajamas look like!
Nah I think the "Yo Stacey! Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me baby!" should be a meme
You cant force a meme.
Just a small point, Max and Goofy don't "compromise" and agree to see what the other wants to see. Goofy makes Max the official navigator of the trip from that point on, meaning that Max is the one who then gets to pick all the places that the stop at. At first, Max picks places that he wants to go, like a theme park and a monster truck rally. However, upon noticing how his father isn't having any fun, but it still allowing him to pick the spots regardless, Max starts picking places that he knows Goofy will like. This leads to the two of them beginning to really have fun together and to grow closer. Not to nitpick or anything, but I actually think that the distinction is pretty important within the film itself, since it not only sees the two Goofs growing closer, it sees Max starting to take a greater interest in his father and the things his father is interested in, which is some notable character growth in my opinion. I'd also say that this is what leads to the scene with Pete at the hot tub being as serious as it is.
Orochi2345678 2 much to read
weirdBox bud, just fricking read, it not complain.
and leads to abstract murder of a poor mime you know for kids lol
I agree, I liked it when I first saw it, made me realize that sometimes we become egotistical in relationships, specially in parent-child relationships, and we want the other to do all what we love and forget what they love.
And then this can devolve in strict parents or helicopter parents (the strict parent it's the parent forgetting what's good for the child, while they do everything to please that parent; helicopter parent it's the one who complitely devotes on the child and forgets their personal life, some of them become codependent depending on being depended on, meanwhile the child become egotistical and demands special cares).
Made me realize that I had to make an effort to know my parents personally other than "they are so nice for me", what about if I become interested in their hobbies.
Then I became a thriller/mystery fan because of my mom every since. And I discovered a new, adult way to religion because if my father (we have always been religious, but from the first years I had the view of a child of religion, the my father made me understand a lot of difficult concepts and now I'm more religious).
I still want to have better relationships with my parents because sometimes I accept that we millennials tend to get entitled, then I force my own parents to become "helicopters" because I subconsciously except them to do them everything emotionally (this is the part that really counts in the end), not who does the laundry, I'd you give money to the household or even if you leave the house.
If you are too emotionally dependant on someone, you start to drain them until they get very tired (because emotional things have a big impact and they tire you in other ways that physically).
8:50
Max: My life is a living-
Lester: Hello, little buddy
Wtf Disney? 😂😂
Anthony Nazario
Edgy humor saves lives people!
In regards to the possum suit, people dress like other people all the time. (mascots) Ronald McDonald, the Colonel from Kentucky Fried Chicken, Wendy from Wendy's. Hell, something more relatable, the Disney princesses at Disney Land. My point is, that the novelty still exists. And besides, that's kind of the joke of the whole scene.
I can only assume that, in this world, the dogs are the humans and other animals are just that. Much in the same way humans are animals with other animals as pets. It would be as if dogs evolved to be the speaking animal rather than humans.
@@JLynnEchelon But Mickey and Donald are sentient as well... maybe it's just dogs, mice and ducks.
@@crocuslament9680 Also, isn't one of them a cow? And I heard somewhere that Pete's actually a cat.
Dr. Kira
Can’t forget Chip and Dale!
@@DoctorWhoKage There's also Horace Horsecollar, who is in fact a horse. Plus you have Chip and Dale who are Chipmunks.
My dad played poker once with Pauly shore and that whole "I was a thing" joke was surprisingly accurate. According to my dad, the guy kept talking about his glory days and repetitively volunteered to recite lines he had said in movies. 😂
Melanie Downum It's a huge source of depression for him.
Melanie Downum yeah I heard over a podcast it's rly sad I feel bad for the guy so the joke just feels like a jab to his heart
I don't whether to cringe or feel bad for the guy.
Prince-Devo Jackson. Nice.
Not gonna lie, I've watched this multiple times, and every time I heard "Prince-Steve-O Jackson". I was really trying to figure out how they tied in to Jackass...
+The Millennial Moviegoer Steve-O will roll with anything
Console Wars oh... Hi there console wars guys
Console Wars u guys are awesome
Whenever someone questions the logic of anthropomorphic animals living with real animals, I bring in the joke answer I heard: "the same way we humans and monkeys live together."
SHINOBI-03
That...is a good point, actually.
we share a common ancestor, in the same way I assume anthropomorphic animals share a common ancestry with other animals.
Goofy and Pluto pretty much have the same face though, and Pluto is smarter than a real dog, so it's creepy. And Donald is like 30x the size of a duck, and he tries to speak English but can't, and he has human eyes on the front of his face, so they come across like horrible gene splicing experiments, and they built a fake town for the abominations to live in, but if they go too far, they'll find electric fence and razor wire, because the word was never meant to see the horrors that take place on the Disney estate.
That's my theory, anyway.
+swift Nimblefoot, up you know moneky brains is a food in some parts of the world?
Swift Nimblefoot
American education at work.
Nostalgia Critic: This scene makes me cry!
*Cuts to AD*
Yeah I really wish he would have talked about it more.
The VA for Goofy, Bill Farmer, actually said during a Q&A once that this was his favorite Goofy project he's ever worked on. There was even a moment when Bill watched the movie in theaters with his son, who was about 5 at the time, and he tearfully told Bill, "Daddy, when I saw Goofy was falling off the cliff, I thought it was YOU." 8c
That's so adorable.
“I killed a mime” lol help I’m dying!!!!
That delivery and timing from Doug was comedic genius.
Awwsome Bread ಠ_ಠ me too
ehh who care mimes are already dead
Awwsome Bread ಠ_ಠ Funny, those were the mime's last words
To answer your question "Is it possible to make something so dated it's actually timeless?"
Breakfast Club
ganondorf66 on The spot!
I feel that question would be a good topic for a Nostalgia Critic editorial
ganondorf66 I think Ferris Buellers Day Off falls under into that category as well.
+ganondorf66
And The Evil Dead(1981)
Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Two Things;
1. A Movie would be A Seinfeld Movie
2. Max has too much Wet Dreams
Seinfeld is about as funny as a horror movie
GOD DAMN IT IM CRYING AFTER THE "hi dad" SCENE
i got water splashed in my face and i got an alergic reaction while i was cutting onions at that moment.. i promise
The part when goofy said max used to spell out I love you is so sad the film stops just so parents can feel its Impact...this film is for kids but parents too...don't loose your kids...try to stay in their life...
Considering the amount of "there's porn of it, don't google it" jokes in several videos, he either asks for it, or he looks at it himself.
He could also just try researching main characters. Finding porn of something is very easy to do whether you're looking for it or not. I accidentally did twice while doing projects for school, and this was a while ago. Didn't get caught, just had it happen. Mind you this was also years ago and the internet didn't have nearly as much porn.
I think he did mention in the on screen warning that he did make the mistake.
Redflametrow It can even be worse than accidentally finding porn of something. I recall back in highschool when we were doing research on diseases, someone was given the topic of syphilis (I had to look up leprosy). They Google Image searched it... based on their screams of "OH MY FUCKING GOD," I imagine what they found was far worse than what they were expecting.
That was over ten years ago. I'm kinda shocked at how well I remember that.
Nestama Actually wouldn't be worse for me. I've seen bad stuff and not been shaken. Just both times I was worried someone else would ask what I was looking at. Just it was in a computer lab which had my entire class working on computers. The one time I was working with a partner and had 4 girls working in a group next to me. So I was worried I'd be socially ruined as well as expelled if caught. That's way more scary than watching an autopsy to me.
Redflametrow -- Very true. Some people that insist that "you have to look for it to find it" don't really know how ubiquitous the perversion of cartoon characters can be, to the point that just searching their name with no suggestive words or phrases will lend itself to porn before the first wheel scroll. Just type in "Judy Hopps," come back, and be amazed at how well you can describe her asshole.
And immediately i had flashbacks to the "movies I will never review".
Now if all of you excuse me...
I'll kick back, watch the review, and then proceed to await the day Nostolgia Critic reviews Watership Down.
Rogue T-Rex when, Matilda.
I remember that lol.
He said he never will review watership down because there isn't enough material. It was in a Top 11 movies I will not review video
...So is this him preparing for the EXTREME inevitable Goof Troop reboot that will likely be a thing after Ducktales?
Well, once he reviewed Cats Don't Dance all bets were off.
As someone who was born a little before the 2010s, I can say without a doubt that this move IS TIMELESS! It is actually amazing and should be known as such. 👌
"Ahyuk, i killed a mime." caught me off guard and i laughed harder than i should have.
BobTheBuilder294
Same. Loud bark of laughter at 1 am. Whoops!
GOOFY: Group of occult fiends yelling.
That signature goofy yell is in fact a satanic verse. He's yelled it in near death situations yet is scratch free in the next cartoon. it's because goofy is summoning the powers of the devil. I also have no idea what I am talking about. Keep Asking Questions
Our Founding Liars woke!
Our Founding Liars subbed for truth
Live Wire not subbed for stupid joke
there is no joke in this, only truth, Keep asking Questions
Okay, who the fuck is Heather?
Alright, I'm just gonna say it... This movie was my generation's Inside Out. It was a funny, silly, bright and colorful, well executed Disney movie that took a serious heartfelt look at the dynamics of child-parent relationships. Plus, it has (in my opinion) timeless songs, including the VASTLY underrated "Nobody Else But You", and it perfectly represents 90s nostalgia, including the one and only role Pauly Shore was born to play.
I mean I guess, but I'd rather watch this movie than Inside Out which has a lot more emotional moments where its hard not to cry.
Sammyyam 100% Agree
That Goofy "creeper" scene made me chuckle like a psycho when I'm not around people. Because it shows on how Goofy represents the pleasure, regret, and embarrassment when he walked in that room in the most Goofy way possible.
I kinda want a sequel where Max deals with abandonment issues after Goofy goes to the Kingdom Hearts games.
Actually I think it would be cool if square Enix put Max in kingdom hearts. Then he could see how cool his Dad really is.
That kinda sounds like a fan fiction
There was sequel
Well i know what i'm writing next!
A normal Guy
Max: Woah where am I
Mickey: dang the doors locked
Goofy: lets see key to my heart car keys oh hey max
Max: die
I ran into Bill Farmer at a convention once. Truly the nicest person. Didint know who he was till he used the Goofy voice.
That's pretty cool :)
You know whats interesting? This movie has no bad guys at all. I mean sure, Pete was an asshole, but he was not a real villain. Its just a story about a father and a son trying to spend time together. No bad guy to stop, no damsel in distress to save.
It's just a different kind of conflict.
Usually movies are "Person vs. Person": Protagonist vs Antagonist.
I'd say this movie would be considered "Person vs. Self": Max versus his own decisions, among other things.
Still pretty awesome, though. I totally agree :)
Imagine if at the end of the movie goofy called up a friend from high school and told him
Gawrsh fred that powerline feller looks a lot like you
there was a deleted scene where goofy tells max a friend coming over for dinner and when max opens the door powerline standing there, in a panic max slams the door before he can say a word to ask goofy who did he invite. Goofy says a friend he went to school with then that would have been the end the movie.
Power line was lit
Zekken Tevin Campbell was the stuff back then.
Powerline IS lit.
Zekken dontcha mean he was electrifying
Shiro Covers Shocking
Hell yeah he is lit
"Ahyuck, I killed a mime."
Absolutely lost It! 😂
All shit was promptly lost at that moment.
Mine was "Ahyuck, I committed abstract murder." XD
It was Yakko Warner's wish.
angiekaye130 so did me and my brother
"Ahaha, I'm a murderer! Ahyuck, guilty! I'll fuckin' do it again!"
"I just wanted to be part of it!"
That line always kills me
"Yo Stacey, talk to me- talk to me- talk to me bay-baaaay!"
You know that Dante Basco voiced that bit? Now I can no longer listen to that without imagining Zuko doing that to Katara.
@@ryansalter2325 "Yo Katara, talk to me- talk to me- talk to me bay-baaaay!"
I think part of the reason the Goofy drama is so poignant is because...well, it's Goofy! We've grown up with this guy, and we've seen him happy, confused, even angry. But sad? A sad Goofy can make your heart hurt!
Gorsh
Dormammu why aren't you top comment yet
Get up there 👆
Hey, you. I've come to bargain.
IT'S GAWRSH YOU POSER!!!
Dormammu, ive come to GAWRSH
Shit, now I want a Doctor Strange and Goofy crossover
Goofy: The perfect cast
NC: You know, the thing Suicide Squad didn't have.
Ouch. You're going to need a lot of lotion on that burn. XD
LMAO!!!! XD
8:00 There’s a theory that Powerline and Goofy were high school classmates but Powerline was nerdy then so Goofy didn’t initially recognize him
Disney sure loved the 'Daddy issues' plot didn't they? A Little Mermaid, A Goofy Movie, Aladdin and the King of Thieves, Lion King 2, An Extremely Goofy Movie, Bambi 2, Chicken Little...
This was probably the best one, one reason being it has more substance than a kids' escapism 'Overprotective parent learns to 'get' their kid' formula and another being that given it's Goofy, it was impossible for the Dad to be an unsympathetic hardass (though that tension hitting point was a real emotional moment from Goofy, and people say the Disney cast are one note).
also in this one neither kid nor parent is one sided "im going to stay this way you cant change me" rebel they are (Ariel being the whiny princess who learns nothing, Buck Cluck being embarrassed by his son and not sticking up for him, Bambi's dad being prim and proper, etc. Goofy and Max learn compromise. Max learns his dad only wants whats best for him and just wants to be involved, and Goofy learns his son is growing up and needs to have his own life. Max doesnt fully give up being his teenage, awkward self, and Goofy doesnt fully give up being...well, Goofy.
They didn't have a choice, what with all the dead mothers.
@@ruyekahatori3073 I recently turned 26 last month, so this movie is just a few months older than me, but yeah, I do like how this movie and its sequel, though less enjoyable than the first with the contrived X-games blatant ESPN advertisement and the Aesop’s Amnesia for Goofy and Max, never tries to portray either of them as being completely right or wrong in either movie. Goofy definitely needs to be less smothering as a parent, and allow Max more independence. However, Max definitely needs to learn to be more accepting and appreciative of his goofy, but well-meaning dad, rather than pushing him too far away for fear of being judged negatively by his friends and peers.
Finding Nemo is another movie that dealt effectively in a gray area in regards to Marlin’s overprotectiveness of Nemo and Nemo’s rebellion for independence. Nemo was right that his dad was suffocatingly overprotective, but he was also wrong to angrily tell his dad he hated him and deliberately touch “the butt” to try to get a rise out of his dad and prove that he could get away with doing something dangerous and risky. The movie ends with Marlin being willing to allow Nemo more independence after overcoming his own fears by swimming across the ocean to find his son when he’s stolen by the diver. Nemo realizes that, while his dad was being overprotective, Marlin still had his son’s safety in mind, so he shouldn’t have touched the boat after he was deliberately told not to do so to try to prove a point to him by doing something risky, and he didn’t really hate his dad.
While I wouldn’t say that they are unsympathetically portrayed as parents without good intentions in regards to their kids either, King Triton, Ariel and Eric, and Daniela and Lorenzo are still portrayed as being completely in the wrong in their misguided parenting methods, too. These Disney/Pixar parents were the ones who had to make all the sacrifices for their kids, even if, realistically speaking, they had completely valid reasons to be concerned about their children’s safety and well-being whenever they rebelled against their rules, or pushed them away, though.
When my neice and nephews are older and they ask me what the 90s were like, I'm just going to give them this film and my older Super Nintendo and say "pretty much that". This film is such a time capsule it should be in a museum.
no doubt.
Just never show them 90s comics.
Those things are a crime against humanity.
While the Super Nintendo becomes reborn
funny, that was my childhood two
I know this an older comment but you should also show them Nirvanas Nevermind and Green Day’s Dookie
Here is yhe horrible thing about max. Its a fishing trip. If he asked hisbdad to wait till next weekend for the trip I doubt Goofy would feel rejected or sad. THIS WHOLE MOVIE COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED!!!
I absolutly love this movie but I had to say this
I don't think that's how it Would be played out. Goofy was being told that he was a terrible father and that Max was already on the path to being a criminal. The fishing trip was a knee jerk reaction to all of this and that's why goofy was so insistent on it he wouldn't have just let max postpone cause he felt he needed to do something right away.
Well their whole issue at the beginning of the film stems from lack of communication. Goofy needed to genuinely listen and try to understand his son, and Max needed to tell his dad what was going on in his life and why he didn't want to go on the trip. But they were seeing the other person as characters (this is my sweet little boy, this is my stupid embarrassing father) and not as individuals with their own feelings, wants, and desires. Later on in the movie, once they start to be empathetic to the other, is when they make real progress in their relationship.
Now, I've thought about this film way too much today lol
Good point. I'm glad that the film makers never figured that out.
🤔Another thing is the principal exaggerated big time on Max's stunt. Yeah pulling the trap door lever wasn't the best thing. He could have injured the man (depending on how high the stage was and if there was any padding at the bottom) and interrupted his dull speech but Max didn't do anything horribly bad like a criminal 🤦♀️
Lily Zerep You have to ask though... why is there a trap door on a high school stage in the first place!? XD
Roxanne always struck me as that painfully shy girl who was ignored throughout elementary and middle school but got really hot in high school and started getting a lot of unwanted attention.
Yeah. She doesn’t act like the typical cute popular girl thats a jerk. She also seems pretty insecure so maybe she had a glow up. I hope she didn’t become an asshole and dumped Max, because its weird how she wasn’t in the 2nd movie
@@ren6203 Is it really weird that a high school relationship didn’t last until college?
@@8teezy it real life , no. In the Disney world, the land of happy ever afters, yes.
Well, the DuckTales reboot creator confirmed that the woman Donald sits beside in the waiting room in the pilot is Roxanne, who is still with Max.
@@AluminumFusion22 Huh, neat.
Did anyone notice all the paddle boards in the principle's office? Might help to explain why he jumps to the most extreme outcome for disrupting an end of year assembly.
Stephen Croteau Goofy: Wait till the superintendent of the school district hears about this
I had to double check and you are right, the guy is obsessed, is he like the Professor Umbridge of that universe?
Uhh, are you talking about the shadows from the blinds? If not I'm feeling kinda blind. The shadows are really weird though. They go at a diagonal on the side of the desk then seem to do a 90 degree turn after they hit the floor.
kyuubinaruto17 no, the guy really does have a bunch of paddles in his office and they are not shadows.
11:02
Critic: Are you looking looking at my butt?
Me: yeah because all there is on the screen is your butt.
But it's a great butt
Booooooo
Goofy: The perfect cast.
Nostalgia Critic: You know, something Suicide Squad didn't have!
X'D
😂😂😂🤣🤣💀
Arty the Cat now THAT'S what i call a jab
Not so much a jab but more a stab
🤣🤣🤣👌
Bill Farmer, the voice actor who played Goofy from most of the Mickey Mouse cartoons, officially played Hopediah Plantar a.k.a. Hop Pop from Amphibia.
Bus driver: "I'm gonna sit on my butt!"
I wanted to be annoyed at the commercial but...it was too hilarious. I might actually buy some jeans from them now
A Goofy movie is just better than it should be. It's a based on a Disney Afternoon show that wasn't even one of the best Disney afternoon shows. It's about a single father losing his relationship with his teenage son. Iteven has some emotional moments that are almost Pixar like(hi dad soup). Plus it has some catchy tunes.
yes!
5:41 8:44 9:15 15:26
You know, if you don’t wanna sleep tonight.
I love the nightmare fuel song
Thanks
This is so funny when this song come out in the sence in the goofy movie with Nightmare fuel XD
Me:(LOOKS AT THE 4 NIGHTMARW FUEL SENCE)
Nightmare fuel sence: (Music Horror)
Me:(DIED)
R.I.P
Yessie
2006-2019
Dead by Nightmare fuel sence in the goofy movie
These belong in the “Black Hole Sun” music video
Thank you for taking away about a week of sleep