Did you people see the same film I saw?

Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.

The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

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

This movie is a major part of my childhood, and is very dear to many people of my age group. Being eight years old, so hyped up that I was going to see this at a theater not five minutes drive from where I am sitting today. The movie did not disappoint then, and it still doesn't to this day.A lovely movie full of humor, heart, the difficulty of parents who grew up in a different time trying to bond with their children, and things not going as expected. And of course, the goofy and lighthearted situations that arise from all of the above.The songs were "Let It Go" level that got stuck in your head. They left you humming or singing them everyday for months afterward. And no matter how long it's been, the moment you hear them, you're hit with a blast of nostalgia all over again.This is a movie all parents should watch with their kids, as well as a must have for Nostalgia Nights when you reach back into the vault of your movie collection. If theaters had Nostalgia Night/Month with such films being brought back, It's a guarantee that attendance would boom.Thanks for reading. Have a good day.

I tend to like movies about fathers and their sons and I don't think there's nearly enough good ones. If you feel the same and you want a comedic take on this aspect, I think you will enjoy "A Goofy Movie". It has some good, memorable songs, a lot of visual and cleverly written humour and a few touching moments too. The best part of the film is the really strong message about the importance of a relationship between fathers and their son(s) and how as the two get older that relationship needs to change and evolve for the bond to stay consistently strong. I like that the story is absolutely ludicrous. You might even call it "goofy". I actually wish it was longer because there are a few scenes that feel like they're missing. Our two heroes are in one location and then it cuts to days later and they've traveled a great distance. I wish we could have seen that journey. As far as animation goes, it's not breaking any new grounds, but it more than does the job. There isn't a villain in this story, just the drama between Goofy (Bill Farmer) and Max (Jason Marsden) and the struggles come mostly from the fact that as boys grow up into men, the relationship between father and son shifts in unpredictable ways. It's earnest and heart warming but it doesn't feel cheesy. It's good enough to watch by yourself but it will be a lot more effective if you watch it with your old man for some nostalgic goodness or with your own children. (On DVD, July 9, 2012)

In spite of having been a faithful Goof Troop regular watcher when it aired, I hadn't watched A Goofy Movie until yesterday, 16 years since it was in theatres. And I have to say, I have no regrets! The movie was far more deeper than I imagined. I expected a lighthearted movie with plenty of laughs, and I got that, and more, and I was impressed by how well they fleshed out the characters. I would definitely consider A Goofy Movie an underrated Disney movie, in my eyes. Whether or not you're looking for the nostaliga rush that I got when I saw it or just looking for a good family movie to watch with your family, I highly recommend A Goofy Movie!