Beautiful masterpiece must-see. I love it, i am sure you will. Movie of the year. Century. Best movie ever.

A Goofy Movie might not have the timeless impact of Toy Story (in fact, many in-film depictions are more evocative of just 1995 than of both then and today), but this doesn't mean that families will enjoy it. The story is moderately predictable with a few 90's movie clichés, but executes such clichés in a way that makes it feel both classic and dated simultaneously, which I did appreciate at some spots such as Max's reconciliations with Goofy and Roxanne. The animation is, like Oliver and Company, fit more for a well-done TV special than for a theatrically released animated feature. The backgrounds are passable and the character designs are fine, while some of the effects do show how limited the animation is on DisneyToon's budget. The characters are mixed between unidimensional 90's stereotypes and deep generation approved characters that, in this case, provide great heart and laughs. The songs have a 90s feel to them as well (besides the referential ones), but they do feel less dated than the stereotypes and some other references. I'd say that it's worth checking out, as the youngest of children and their grandparents, or anyone who had memories of growing up in 1995, will no doubt have the most fun watching this and recalling.

A Goofy Movie is one of these kids feature animations that I got back to watching out of sheer pleasure of nostalgia. I remember watching it on a plane, actually. Not all of it but some of it. But I had to watch it all again because I played enough 90's Mickey Mouse video games and was subscribed to Mickey Mouse magazine and I knew this guy who could totally do the Goofy owl so there you have it. I kept remembering how intensively emotional that movie was and watching it as a 23yr old man, yes it sure the hell is emotional. Not that it nearly made me cry like 'Still Alice' did but just so much father/son relationship emotions with excellent animated expressions and voice acting.What I loved about A Goofy Movie is just how 90's it is and how very very witty, charming and even mature it is in some parts. It's all about the teenager (Max Goof) who has become a teenager and wants to be a rock star and get the girl (Roxanne) who totally has a crush on him from the beginning of the movie which makes his devious teenager plan sort of pointless other than drive the narration of the movie about creating a stronger bond with his father (Goofy). There's also Pete (the big antagonist cat from the Mickey Mouse universe) and his son, P.J.Overall, it's a fantastic little movie with some typical Disney cheesy singing but if that's your thing, go check it out.

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.