A Goofy Movie

1995 • 77 minutes
4.6
2.32K reviews
59%
Tomatometer
G
Rating
Eligible
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About this movie

A Goofy Movie is a classic blend of irresistible characters, unforgettable music, and an endearing modern-day story about how the lovable Goof bonds with his teenage son Max on a hilarious cross-country road trip. En route to the ol' fishing hole, they find themselves up to their floppy ears in misadventure! Will Max learn there's nothing wrong with taking after dear old dad ... if he is a little goofy? The question is answered in the show-stopping finale when Max and Goofy "crash the stage" at the most spectacular rock concert ever performed! Filled with action-packed scenes, narrow escapes -- even a comic close encounter with Bigfoot.
Rating
G

Ratings and reviews

4.6
2.32K reviews
Nova Sorel
December 10, 2016
My favorite movie growing up. I'm glad to have it back in digital form. I love the story, an angsty teen forced to go on vacation with his inane father that has a lot of heart. I love the character development as both learn to compromise with each other to make both parties happy. The music is also amazing with the vocals of Tevin Campbell and Aaron Lohr. And, as always, Bill Farmer does an amazing job as Goofy with Jason Marsden being a good Max. Overall, this is still one of my favorite movies and I'm proud to own it once again.
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Dan D
February 17, 2023
One of the greatest Disney films of all time that I grew up with, and was literally my childhood, especially as a Walt Disney Orignal character. The emotion, cheer, the incredible heartfelt story, with characters that literally just makes you laugh, heartfelt, and the top tier soundtracks of Tevin Campbell. A movie that never gets old & still lives up to a lot. Truly unforgettable especially when right after this he came up with Tarzan which is just a masterpiece, relates to me, and my favorite.
Joni Carr
March 14, 2018
This movie gets a bit too crazy at times, but the story has heart where it matters. It's one of those stories where your perspective on it changes as you age from child to adult; or at least, it is for me. There's plenty of potential for some father-son bonding if shown at the right age.