A Goofy Movie

A timeless classic! This movie brings back so many childhood memories. The animation, music, and heartwarming father-son story are just as enjoyable today. It arrived in perfect condition and plays beautifully—definitely a must-have for any Disney fan or nostalgic 90s kid.

This is a great movie and reminds me of my childhood. My kids enjoyed it as well.

This was a gift to myself and it helped me with some baggage.My late father loved this when it came out & I was a tween. We used to go on road trips to the state fair, so this brought back those memories. At the waterfall scene, I had to pause the movie, because I missed him so much, and seeing it happen to Max hit that nerve hard.After I blew my nose and wiped the tears away, I watched the rest and enjoyed the big number.So if you're grown up, it hits differently, but when you're a kid, it's still one of the best animated Disney movies.The movie is full screen, but you don't miss anything from wide-screen aspect ratio.It also comes with some fun bonuses, including an episode of the Disney Afternoon prequel series, the Goof Troop.This is a great addition for your movie collection, and is delightfully.. well.. goofy.They took one of the most loved Disney characters and gave him a great solo project with lots of hilarious moments, from the Possum park to the big concert. The road trip Max never wanted becomes an adventure for a father & son to grow together in ways they never knew they could, and they reconnect as family and besties. Goofy discovers Max is still a good kid, and Max discovers that being a chip off the old block isn't as bad as he feared.

Favorite Disney movie ever!

Never gets old. My favorite Disney movie growing up and still to this day. Something for everyone. Hilarious for kids and adults. Now as an adult I can recognize some of the characters personalities in people I knew growing up, especially Pete. Reminds me so much of a friend’s Dad.

Enjoy watching this as a family. It's funny and nostalgic. My kids enjoyed it as well despite it being an older movie.

Loved this as a kid, came looking great, glad to own it again

While not among Disney's best animated films on their roster, A Goofy Movie delivers exactly what it promises from its title and premise.The best part of the film is just Goofy and his son on the open road. But it surprisingly has a lot of heart to it by having Goofy trying to reconnect with his teenage son (Max), knowing that he only has a few more years left before going off to college and beginning his own life. That's not something that a kid would connect to, that's something for the adults and it works amazingly well. It strikes a surprisingly good balance between the funny moments and the more emotional, serious moments. It's the kind of writing that Hollywood, let alone Disney, is capable of doing anymore.Seriously, how many other films being made today can do a film about a father trying to reconnect with his son without making the dad some deadbeat or "abandoning" type? Or make the teenager seem in the right, despite obviously being in the wrong without it being addressed?When it comes to the characters, Goofy is... well, he's the Goofy one would remember and know. Max is a teenager who has understandable problems that teens can relate to and is his own character, able to grow and learn throughout the film. Other characters like Pete, P.J., and Roxanne are great to see. Along with other cameos that are best left for you to witness on screen.While the 3rd act is a bit much, even raising a moral question, the rest of the film and its ending are great to watch. A Goofy Movie might not be the best but it's a film worth watching, especially if you are a parent.I give the film a rating of 6/10.