A Goofy Movie (1995)

57% of critics liked it
(14 reviews)
57% of users liked it
(339,923 ratings)

This animated Disney feature is based on a popular afternoon television show. The story centers on Goofy's teenage son, Max, who is terrified that he will grow up to be as dorky a dog as his daffy daddy. Just as shy Max has screwed up enough courage to ask his dreamgirl, Roxanne, on a date, Goofy… More This animated Disney feature is based on a popular afternoon television show. The story centers on Goofy's teenage son, Max, who is terrified that he will grow up to be as dorky a dog as his daffy daddy. Just as shy Max has screwed up enough courage to ask his dreamgirl, Roxanne, on a date, Goofy stumbles in and announces that they need to spend some quality time together, and then drags Max off on a vacation. Just before they leave, Max tells Roxanne that he will be in the audience at the next Powerline concert, which is to be televised. As Goofy heads for the forest for some huntin' and some fishin', "hyuk," Max schemes to get them to LA where he hopes they will be able to sneak backstage after the concert and fulfill his promise to Roxanne. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: G, 1 hr. 18 min.
Directed By: Kevin Lima
Written By: Chris Matheson, Jymn Magon, Brian Pimental
Genres: Animation, Kids & Family, Comedy

In Theaters: Apr 7, 1995 Wide
On DVD: Jun 20, 2000

Critic Reviews

Peter Stack, San Francisco Chronicle
An incoherent mess that jumps from one unlikely, brainless, crash-bang situation to another.
Nell Minow, Common Sense Media
Even tweens will enjoy this road trip with Goofy.
Derek Adams, Time Out
Insipid songs and not much story.
Forrest Hartman, Reno Gazette-Journal
Solid children's film with a quality message.
Alex Sandell, Juicy Cerebellum
Disney quickie without any heart.
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
Yep, all Goofy all the time.
Bob McCabe, Empire Magazine
The strength lies in the storytelling, and while this is slight, it's still a lot of fun.
Louis Black, Austin Chronicle
It is bland, a barely television-length cartoon stretched out to fill a feature, and not much fun.
Steve Rhodes, Internet Reviews
If they wanted to make a movie about Goofy, then they should have found a better script for him.

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Featured Audience Ratings

Brad W

This was a pathetic movie, they just took a Disney star and gave him his own movie, it was not funny or fun, just boring and stupid.
AJ V

For all those fans of Goofy, finally a movie all about him and his family (well, his son anyway). It's a great family film, very funny and has a good story.
Michael E

A sadly underrated disney film with great songs and it deserves more popularity
Richard C

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Dean M

This Disney animated movie is part of the coming to a close on the "Goof Troop" TV series that introduces Goofy's teenage son, Max. The story is fun and the songs are memorable. Goofy was always the character that made me laugh I last watched his classic short films and… More
This Disney animated movie is part of the coming to a close on the "Goof Troop" TV series that introduces Goofy's teenage son, Max. The story is fun and the songs are memorable. Goofy was always the character that made me laugh I last watched his classic short films and this movie keeps with that tradition.
KJ P

I didn't expect much from this, but I was wrong!
Jason O

Never liked it much. Could've been so much better.
Ken S

WAY WAY better than it has any right to be.
danny d

fun stuff, i like that goofy. the story was a little more silly than it needed to be, the formula of the tv show would have been better, but it was decent for watching with my kids.
Bobby H

Good diseny movie. I rarley watch them anymore, and no recent disney movies are worth watching at all, but this classic was, and still would be.
Rachel F

I watched this movie so much when I was younger. It is a must see for little kids.
Drew S

Talk to me, talk to me, talk to me ba-baaaayyy!
Jason S

I really like this one. I saw it in the theatre a few times.
Bradley W

This was a pathetic movie, they just took a Disney star and gave him his own movie, it was not funny or fun, just boring and stupid.
Jackson W

An unsung classic that would make Walt proud, A Goofy Movie is a notable yet unappreciated addition to one's collection
Yinalí R

Love the goofy movies.
William G

This takes me back...
Curt C

Man, I didn't even like the cartoon. where's my Rescue Rangers: The Movie? Darkwing Duck?
Remi L

Next to The Hunchback of Notre Dame and The Great Mouse Detective, this is my FAVORITE DISNEY MOVIE EVER!!!! Tevin Campbell as Powerline?! LOVE IT!!
Dutch E

A Goofy movie gives an accurate representation of adolescent life in an uplifting, comedic, and often heartwarming fashion. The animation is good, the songs are great, the screenplay is superb, the voices fit each character perfectly and many nice cinematic effects are included. This… More
A Goofy movie gives an accurate representation of adolescent life in an uplifting, comedic, and often heartwarming fashion. The animation is good, the songs are great, the screenplay is superb, the voices fit each character perfectly and many nice cinematic effects are included. This "kids" movie is a real treat to the older, and, at times is symbolic of deeper messages.

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Cast

            Bill Farmer as Goofy

            Jason Marsden as Max

            Jim Cummings as Pete

            Kellie Martin as Roxanne

            Rob Paulsen as PJ

            Wallace Shawn as Principal Mazur

            Wayne Allwine as Mickey Mouse

            Dante Basco
            
            Sheryl Bernstein
            
            Corey Burton
            
            Pat Buttram as Possum Park Emcee

            Tevin Campbell as Powerline

            Pat Carroll
            
            Elizabeth Daily
            
            Joey Lawrence as Chad

            Aaron Lohr as Max (singing)

            Pauly Shore as Robert Zimmeruski (Bobby)

            Florence Stanley as Waitress

            Jenna von Oÿ as Stacey

            Jason Willinger
            
            Jo Ann Worley as Miss Maples

            Julie Brown as Lisa

            Frank Welker as Bigfoot

            Steven Dean Moore
            
            Herschel Sparber as Security Guard

            Kevin Lima as Lester

            Brittany Alyse Smith as Photo Studio Girl

            Brian Pimental
            
            Robyn Richards as Lester's Grinning Girl

            Klee Bragger as Tourist Kid

            Carol Holliday
            
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