Adulthood is knowing he was.

>>149033274 (OP)
Max was a rotten little shit. You're a child

>>149033274 (OP)
Adulthood is knowing the entire plot could've been resolved in five minutes if they just, you know, talked to each other.

>>149033280
Goofy fucked up his first date, and it was because his principal was fear mongering.

>>149033290
This is basically the whole point, failed communication, mostly on Goofy's part

>>149033274 (OP)
Adulthood is knowing that Mazur was right, Max was going to end up in THE ELECTRIC CHAIR!

>>149033274 (OP)
People love this film but I hate his behavior and the awkward interactions between them
It’s physically painful to watch

they're both retarded. i think that's the point.

>>149033274 (OP)
>Powerline picks up their improvised dance based on The Perfect Cast within a matter of seconds.
Is Powerline one of the greatest performers of all time?

>>149033274 (OP)
This. Who the fuck wants to see a rat show and go fishing in some lake in the middle of nowhere when they have the option of dating the girl of their dreams?

>>149034403
I thought the point was that they're both GOOFY

>>149033369
Still better than ending up in a land war in Asia.

I've been seeing a LOT of buzz about this movie over the last couple of weeks. Did something happen or is this just one of those collective cultural moments? One of my friends watched it for the first time just two days ago because they heard some coworkers discussing it.

>>149034403
>>149034477
Finally someone said it. /thread

>>149034526
This year is the 30th anniversary of that movie.

>>149033311
In what? Fucking holding the Goofs hostage for 17 hours?

>>149034526
It turned 30, it's the middle of summer, and it's basically a summer road trip movie. A lot of Millennials are also parents now and probably being reminded of its existence.

>>149034526
It turned 30 and there's a new documentary on the making of the movie.

>>149034556
>>149034588
>>149034608
Oh that explains it, neat. It's probably one of my favorite Disney movies so it's been cool seeing so many people get into it again.

>>149033274 (OP)
The correct thing for Max to have done was sit down and talk to goofy.
The correct thing for Goofy to have done was listen to what Max had to say and compromise.

If Goofy had picked a fishing spot closer to the concert, they could have had both. Goofy could have taken Max to see Powerline and the two could connect in a way that appeals to Max, which would have opened Max up more to fishing the next day after the concert to bond in a day that makes sense to his dad.

>>149034425
He was essentially Prince crossed with MJ so yes definitely.

>>149033315
If they listen to each other's heart, they'll find they're never too far apart. Maybe for the first time ever they'll see eye to eye

Yeah I just kind of grew to learn most compulsory activities are actually just bad and don't do anything but create resentment.

>>149034651
Also, a lot of people who were teens when this was released passed on it thinking it was corporate slop and discovered it on a whim on Disney+ and discovered it's actually pretty good and gives Goofy real depth.

Plus it's a 90s time capsule.

>>149034526
Yeah it turns out Novelai makes good Roxanne smut.

>>149033315
Back when I was a teen, it was the father’s job to see that you pulled a hot girl and not drag you away over the summer to go fishing. Just one rule “don’t knock anybody up”.

>>149033274 (OP)
Both of them fucked up, thats the point. Goofy over corrected and max never gave his father the benefit of the doubt.

>>149034526
It's turning 30 and a bit of cult classic.
Also it supposedlly really big with black people.

>>149034576
I mean it worked out didn't it.

>>149033274 (OP)
Adulthood is realizing that Pete is a runaway freight train of sex appeal.

>>149035824
No wonder Peg stayed around for so long

Adulthood is realizing that life is not worth living because I will never get to bury my face or dick in Roxanne's ass.

>>149033274 (OP)
Don't they break up by the next movie? Goofy was right, it's not worth torpedoing your relationship with your family for a crumb of pussy.

>>149034526
They just dropped a documentary about it.

Adulthood is empathizing with Goof as a single dad, and realizing that Pete may have been right...

>>149033274 (OP)
Goofy did not approach Max for the details and believed every rotten word that asshole creep Principle who wanted to host science slumber parties for high schoolers. Max was not only right but justifiably right. Goofy being the well-intentioned ADULT should have TALKED to his son Max. In a society where fathers and sons are discouraged from opening up to problems and are pressured into figuring it out themselves, in which case could ruin their futures without actual ADULT GUIDANCE.

YOU STUPID SPOILED FUCKING FAGGOT BITCH

>>149036043
Pete definitely wasn't right. The "hey my son RESPECTS me" line makes that pretty obvious.

>>149035985
Max wasn't torpedoing shit, Goofy created an impromptu obligation for Max when he already had plans just cause Goofy was buying into parenting propaganda.

>>149036060
OP literally said Max was right twice though.

>>149036062
a father`s only concern is making sure their off spring dont wind up dead in a ditch when they are not around

now thats not enough but its not like there is a fool proof plan for everthing and adulthood is realizing that

>>149036062
I always saw it as Pete not being able to admit that he loves his son and is proud of him, handwaving it as obedience and him exerting authority.

>>149036080
yeah
meant to reply to this fag >>149033280
cause he is trying to suck OP`s cock for sport

>>149036043
PJ observably did not respect his father though, so his whole narrative falls apart.

>>149034526
Lumberjack Max is getting more and more popular.

You only get three summer vacations in High-school and Goofy was ruining one of Max's because of unwarranted paranoia.

>>149036146
I wish I had Goofy`s problems. He owns a house in a nice neighborhood with a son and is gainfully happy bachelor.

>>149034490
Never go against a Sicilian when death is on the line. AHAHAHAHH-

>>149036086
The way its shot and delivered implies pete doesn't care if his son loves him or not, just that he respects him.

>>149036060
What's to listen to? Max did a very public display of fucking up. He was guilty. You don't get to worm your way out of shit when you get caught red handed. He wasn't set up for something he didn't do he wasn't merely prank adjacent, he was the absolute mastermind and ring leader of his little stunt that brought both PJ and Paulie Shore with him.

>>149033274 (OP)
>"Hey dad I have a party to go and this one girl I like will be there. Principal was just mad because blablablabla we can go fishing another time tho"

Max could just have talked to his dad, but he cant because he is one goofy motherfucker just like his father

>>149036346
Max literally told him he had a party to go to and Goofy said he’d have plenty of time for parties when he was older. Goofy didn’t care.

>>149033274 (OP)
It's really easy to take Goofy's side but Max was 100% correct to be pissed that his dad decided overnight to take him on a summer long cross country trip right when he's finally got positive attention at school

>>149036245
So Max not only shows leadership skills, but also has the motivation to get what he wants. Hmm, sounds like a good kid to me.

>>149036092
Grow up you fucking dickhead, Max had just as much reason to be angry as Goofy.

>>149036245
Are you retarded, or did you not actually watch the movie?
Think about what Max actually did. He interrupted a boring speech to throw a cool concert to impress a girl.
The principal, butthurt, decided to go on an insane tirade saying Max pulled up dressed like a gang member, started a riot and was going to end up in the electric chair.

Goofy was scared shitless, but if he had actually made any effort whatsoever to talk to Max about it, he would have learned it was basically harmless fun and everyone except the principal had a good time.

>>149033280
FPBP

>>149033274 (OP)
If Max just said "hey can we put off the vacation for a couple weeks? This is really important to me, Dad." then Goofy probably would have listened, but then the plot wouldn't happen and you'd have no movie. But also, Max is such a fucking teenager that he genuinely doesn't think to just speak honestly with his Dad or anyone else about anything until he's already fucked up and made a ton of mistakes. So, y'know, the plot happening is his character arc happening, growth, growing up, father-son bonding, etc.

>>149034425
Without a sliver of a doubt. A living God amongst men.

>>149033274 (OP)
Whatever you say, Max.

>>149036444
Right faggot, can you not read or to much home schooling?!

>>149036457
>Think about what Max actually did. He interrupted a boring speech to throw a cool concert to impress a girl.

He broke the rules, caused a huge disturbance and could have potentially gotten someone hurt.

>>149037661
>b-but think what COULD have happened!!1
>m-muh rules!11
Womp womp.

>>149036444
They were both wrong for a variety of reasons. Neither respected, nor listened to the other and by the end of the movie they realize how badly they both fucked up and made it right for each other.

>>149034425
He also had no problem with two random people showing up on stage with him

>>149035824
Pete's a cuck though
https://youtu.be/Ni1RPc5OU2c

>>149036146
How long was the trip, like 2 weeks?

>>149038048
Hey its the airplane dog guy

>>149034459
Most women are horrible people and men in general are absolute shite judges of female character there are a shitton of great reasons a genuine bro would wanna get a lovesick bro away from some street beast before he ruins his life

>>149033274 (OP)
Contrived movie that requires an idiotic lack of simple communication in order for the story to work. It also requires Roxanne to act like a bitch (by saying that she'll go to the party with someone else) so that Max is forced to lie to her.

I don't like Roxanne in this scene. She had no sympathy for Max and barely let him explain himself. Also, why did Max say the "i'll wave to you on-stage" thing after she already said that she'd probably not go to the party with someone else? Finally, why isn't Goofy shown asking Max who even was that girl that he talked with for a few minutes?
https://youtu.be/IfLiErQYyC4?feature=shared

>>149038048
>check this guys account
>it's a mix of well done hand animation parodies, ntfs, and AI slop
I can't tell if this guys profile is satire or not

>>149034576
They bonded.

At the end of the day, this is a low-budget movie created by the TV division of Disney. It doesn't have the polish or the quality storytelling from the expensive movies by the Feature Animation division (especially the ones from that era)

>>149038772
Rewatching this I think she's just as insecure as he is. The "I can find someone else" thing seems to be taking what he said as him not being interested in her so she's saying it to make him feel better.
Teenagers are pretty shit at communicating their feelings.

Trip totally worth it

>>149037684
Yes what COULD happen you immature sped. You don't get off the hook because things didn't got to the worse case scenario.

>>149033280
Having your own social life that you care about makes you rotten now?

i wish she did more in the movie.

>>149038961
Lying to your parents, making a scene at school, using your friends, and generally acting like a self centered shit head does, yes.

>>149038903
>she assumes that he isn't interested in her
That's bullshit. He asked her out in the first place

>>149038993
Yeah but look at her body language and tone of voice. If she was a generic hot girl and not a nerd I'd agree, but thats not what they were going for.

>>149034425
Coincidentally, Tevin Campbell was a dancer early in his career.

https://youtube.com/shorts/35aibLKxSXc?si=W9jjPNVOpGqaP4QD
https://youtu.be/tAjEGg7lCpQ?si=I3psQOnCl2W7Nxim

>>149038975
Was she a popular kid? I feel like Stacy was more known than Roxanne

>>149034526
There was a documentary released about it recently. Honestly I think it's just subtle Disney soft power testing the water for a third movie.

I don't think this movie is very good in the storytelling department

>>149039690
Yeah it kinda falls apart in the last act when they fucking teleport to LA

>>149039673
I know they have a game in development, but I feel like they've been doing this with Kingdom Hearts too

>>149035824
Damn, PJ gets to be fucked by that?

>>149039697
It falls apart after the first 20 minutes

>>149038916
This is when the movie 180 back to being less dramatic and more epic.

Max makes an attempt to explain the situation at 1:40 before getting interrupted. In order for the rest of the movie to happen, he never attempts to explain the situation again. Also, Goofy mentions the electric chair, yet doesn't bother to mention the whole "principal's phone call" thing.
https://youtu.be/YOQQPQezb_A?feature=shared

>>149039673
They'd fuck it up the same as all other attempts to reboot things that millennials grew up with. The new writers wouldn't get anything right and the tone and themes would be fucking abysmal. Look at what they did to Lilo and Stitch, which had the safest, easiest plot to follow. You think they'd be able to resist the urge to make some shitty, bitter and cynical follow-up where Max troons out and Goofy has a scene where he tells Bonald Grump that he's a big stupid bully?

>>149039690
The film was probably meant to explore the differences and interactions between overbearing parents and a rebellious teenagers, and try to find a way to reconcile the two so they wouldn't drift further apart. It was probably more so trying to send a positive message to Baby Boomers and their Gen X children who were quite dysfunctional back then, if not a message to try to avoid having these kind of issues with millennial kids.

>>149039905
That entire segment was the Principle`s doing. Overly dramatized Max making a spectacle out of the last day of school stealing his spotlight and like a lonely bitch takes it out on the kids.

>>149035985
Mostly due to executive meddling but you can't really make too much of a fuss they're 14 in the movie it's not too common to meet your soul mate at 14.

It would be nice if Roxanne was in more stuff though. I don't think anyone would care, but since I don't think Max has a love interest in An Extremely Goofy Movie so you could just say she was on a student exchange program or something.

>>149033280
First post SHIT post
And Goofy was an uncompromising retard who refused to listen to anything he didn't want to.

This is a movie that has good intentions. What it doesn't have is good execution. The story depends entirely on lack of communication, Goofy dragging Max along against his will, impulsive/idiotic choices, gullibility, unrealistic encounters (the Goofs run into Pete and PJ twice), random teleporting, and Roxanne deciding to go to the party with someone else. Overall, I can see why critics weren't kind to it in 1995.

>>149035985
How long were they together cause the next movie Max was going to college?

>>149040038
Doesn't Pete tell Goofy the same thing at work before he gets the principal call?

>>149036146
Oh boy hoo. It's Summer. Most kids spend it sitting inside watching cartoons, playing video games, and maybe going swimming a couple of times. A majority of the appeals is just getting to stay up late without consequences. Besides, your argument doesn't apply. Max is 14 in the movie which means he was graduating middle school and either going into his final year of junior high or his first year of high school next year. He still has Freshman Year (15), Sophomore Year (16), Junior Year (17), and Senior Year (18) before his first year of college in An Extremely Goofy Movie at 19. That's an additional 3-4 summers no matter how you split it.

>>149040089
The only two adult figures in Goofy`s social circle in this movie gives him bad advice is not a new concept to a Goofy romp.

>>149036401
He should've told him about Roxanne, though Goofy is right to a degree. He doesn't need to go to a party to impress her especially after all that he should've just asked her out. Even if he had to go on a trip with his Dad for two weeks he could've just told her that and made plans for when he got back. He's probably too young and immature to think of that but that's where talking to your Dad comes in. She's a 14 year old girl. If she likes him she'll say yes and wait two weeks. Heck maybe Goofy could've even just delayed things one day so he could've talked to her

Space Jam is a much better 90s time capsule

>>149036563
> Max is such a fucking teenager that he genuinely doesn't think to just speak honestly with his Dad or anyone else about anything until he's already fucked up and made a ton of mistakes.
This in a nutshell. I remember this behavior constantly from my peers when I was a teenager. I had rather permissive pot smoking parents so I never really had to lie to them. I'd just say: "Hey, I'm going to Anons house with Anon and Anon and we're going to smoke and try to get some girls over I'll be back around this time." but everyone else would have to come up with some elaborate Oceans 11 tier lie for what they were doing when they could've just said: "We're going to Anons house to play video games be back at this time." or "This girl I like is going to be at the mall with some friends of hers so I wanna go there with the guys so we can all hangout in public and walk around. Her Dad's driving her though, so we're not going anywhere else." Or something really simple that's basically the truth or just the truth with a detail omitted and things would've been 100% easier on them.

>>149040166
>Muggsy Bogues
>Shawn Bradley
Those monstars got ripped off

>>149040166
Time Capsule for sure, A Goofy Movie is timeless. Even without cell phones, or computers.

>its another goofy movie thread discussing the same drivel and gushing over Pete and Roxxane #34,866
Come on now dawg
Come on mang

>>149039582
I feel like she's one of those really cute girls that winds up in the middle of the hierarchy because of more assertive Stacie's and boys being both distracted by them and thinking she's too hot to approach so she thinks she's mid until around junior year when she finally starts putting herself out there/the boys get around to asking her out because they realize she doesn't have a boyfriend. Sometimes this phase gets delayed to either 19 or 22 by various circumstances.

>>149039930
I agree but they'd probably still do it

>>149040210
>Ctrl+f Pete / 10
>Ctrl+f Roxxane / 2
>Ctrl+f Max / 43
>Ctrl+f Goofy / 38

rent free faggot and kys
get the fuck out of this thread back to your gooner pedo bating threads

>>149039930
They could do all that and it would still make millions of dollars because normies have worse consumption habits than farm animals

>>149033274 (OP)
Max was a little shit for what he did, and quite frankly that would have legit ruined the relationship he had with his father. At the same time, Goofy was little wrong for trying to force that trip on his kid.

>>149040307
Naw, the issue was the Principle. People like him are the villains in these kind of stories. Destroy authority figures on sight.

I never understood why Goofy had such a problem with Max changing map. Sure it’s a breach of trust, sure they would end up not going fishing, but at the end of the day that trip was organized by him solely to spend time with his son. Going to LA with Max doesn’t change that.

>>149040232
With the ass and thighs she was walking around with it was a miracle she wasn't buried in a cockalanche.

Treasure of the Lost Lamp is better

It's pretty bad writing how this movie ignores the existence of Peg and Pistol. I can accept that, years after the show, Max and Goofy moved to a new house and that Goofy and Pete are now photographers at a shopping mall, but I can't accept Peg and Pistol not being there anymore.

>>149039673
Disney had nothing to do with it. They are baffled at why the movie has such a strong following and they ignore it.

Alright how about this. How would YOUR parents hsve reacted to the Phone Call?

>>149040832
Mad at first but would be elated after I tell them what really happened since they wanted me to be more social.

>>149033274 (OP)
Two words: science slumber parties

>>149040693
The movie added one of the more beloved yet offensive(?) character Dijon

>>149035664
Powerline is crazy popular with black guys who were kids when it came out.

Goofy tp the Max (2026)
Newly divorced custodial parent Max having to deal with a nonbinary offspring calling themelves Soul tries to recreate his youth dragging his kid across country to go see a Powerline concert at Six Arrows Casino, only to discover his geriatric dad Goofy snuck along for the ride and is occasionally thinking he's reliving AGM.

>>149040756
>It's pretty bad writing how this movie ignores the existence of Peg and Pistol.
No it's not. Not only was it a road trip movie so they wouldn't be around for anything anyways trying to force scenes in for them would just kill the pacing.

>>149033274 (OP)
I have a theory: there are at least 3 different Goofy/Max universes. Goof Troop is one, The first Goofy Movie is another, and the second Goofy Movie is the third.

1: Goofy Movie, Pete has no wife and daughter.

2: Max doesn't know how to dance in An Extremely Goofy Movie, while in the first movie he was somewhat streetwise and could dance like a pro. Solid pro-level performer. You don't go from a solid moonwalk and pop and lock ability to "I can't dance, I just do wanna-be Tony Hawk bullshit".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxdglb8NuOc&list=RDpxdglb8NuOc&start_radio=1

>>149040053
They go on a date in a house of mouse episode and max is old enough in that to work as a valet so it might actually be after extremely goofy movie

>>149040693
I disagree on it being better, but it's like top 5 for me so good taste regardless anon

>>149041318
>You don't go from a solid moonwalk and pop and lock ability to "I can't dance, I just do wanna-be Tony Hawk bullshit".
Actually never thought about that, Max was a really good dancer as a kid, you'd think he could still pull off some sick moves as an older teenager.

[STAND OUT]

Stand Out vs. I2I

>>149038916

>>149035031
>ai
Faggot shit.

>>149034709
>that lip bite
She thirsty

>>149033274 (OP)
Max wasn't in the right but the onus to be a better communicator between the two of them is on the adult Goofy and not the teen Max.

>>149040832
I would've got my ass whooped

>>149042411
Where do I get a Max bf?

Adulthood is realizing Powerline molested Max after the show

>>149033280
>Teenagers
>failing to communicate with their parents
Seems pretty normal.

>>149040693
I got this poster from a friend, from the 90s.
I have no fucking space to put it on the wall tho.

>>149043358
To be fair, Goofy is also a kind of difficult person to explain Max's problem to. Do you think he'd understand?

I'm just gonna say it
Would the electric chair really work in the toon universe they exist in.

>>149043415
Depends on the toon universe. Goofy Movie sets up situations where the characters clearly act like if they wouldn't survive if they screwed up.

>>149043330
wtf bro

>>149043415
Maybe it's electricy combined with dip

>>149041397
Unless he became really embarrassed about it and stopped. All it takes is a home video of you dancing to make you hate doing it.

>>149040449
Goofy wanted to recreate his childhood memories because he saw Max as an identical copy of himself. Goofy assumed his son would appreciate all the same things he did as a kid, instead of understanding that his son was his own person. He felt betrayed that Max lied to him, repeatedly, but was also angry at himself for doing something so stupid and failing as a Father.

The movie is literally about mutual understanding, which is also why I2I is such a genius track for the finale. They're both different people, individuals, but if they learn to understand each other, etc etc.

>>149041318
It's probably just like the National Lampoon movies where the kids are completely different for no reason

>>149038975
It's ashame they never used loli Roxanne in the TV series. Her original design was peak.

Not a fan of how Goofy puts extra pressure on Max by not stopping the car or slowing down a bit
https://youtu.be/Lg0FgBm-w0A?feature=shared

>>149044691
Kek I never realized they were on Route 66 in that theme

>>149044677
They were going to put her in Goof Troop? When? Anymore of adorable loli Roxanne?

>A Goofy Movie
>Tarzan
>102 Dalmatians
>Eloise at the Plaza
>Eloise at Christmastime
>Enchanted

This is the worst movie directed by Kevin Lima. He surrounded himself with better writers in his next movies.

>>149044677
UUUUUOOOOOOOHHHHHH

>>149044782
Is this her as a mom?

>>149044677
I dunno, a bit too dorky.

>>149045438
After birthing a few kids for Max as his wife.

>>149038978
Sounds like normal teenager stuff to me.

>>149039697
>teleport
They secretly boarded a truck delivering stuff for the concert.

Pitch your ideas for a potential Goofy Movie 3, /co/

>Takes place in present day
>Max has been living in the big city since finishing college, he's married and has a kid who's a little younger than he was in the show
>He hasn't been in touch with Goofy for a while, not due to malice or neglect but because real life keeps getting in the way and keeping him from re-connecting with him in any meaningful way
>Goofy's relationship with Sylvia didn't work out and as a result, Goofy's Empty Nest Syndrome has gotten even worse to the point where he's even feeling bitter towards Max
>Pete gets a few scenes where he tries to rile up Goofy but nothing gets him out of his rut
>Peg (who never divorced Pete) has a cameo where she tells Pete to drop the bullshit and talk to Goofy like a friend
>Pete swallows his pride and admits that Goofy's a friend and he hates seeing him like this, allowing him to have an actual heartfelt moment in the movies
>Max returns to Spoonerville for his high school class reunion and introduces his wife and kid to Goofy
>Goofy's still ambivalent to the whole thing
>Eventually it becomes a reversal of the original where Max is the one taking a reluctant Goofy on a road trip to Destiny Lake
>Late in the movie, near the inevitable make-up scene, it's revealed that Max kept and maintained the Goof famliy fishing pole Goofy gave to him in the first movie
>Movie ends with Goofy and Max reconciled and Goofy eager to get to know his daughter-in-law and grandson better.

>>149033274 (OP)
One of the worst Disney theatrical animation movies imo

>>149046963
>Takes place just after A Goofy Movie
>Max and Roxanne have gone official
>Roxanne starts hanging around with Max all the time
>Invited to dinner with Max and Goofy, all that good stuff
>It becomes normal for her to come and go as she pleases
>One day she goes to use the restroom, and accidentally walks in on Goofy toweling off from a hot shower
>It's. Fucking. HUGE.
>Tries to brush it off, tries to focus on Max
>Decides that she and Max should take it to the next level
>Roxanne shows Max her tits, Max shows Roxanne his dick
>It's... okay... I mean it's not bad, I guess... kinda... small though...
>Loses interest, shuts down for the night
>Max is frustrated, but Roxanne is too
>Can't stop thinking about Goofy's long, fat hawg of a Jum-Bone
>Walks in on him in the shower "accidentally" again
>You can imagine what happens next
>But I'll tell you anyway. They FUCK.
>It's raw, it's animal. Goofy treats her like a filthy little whore.
>Fucks her and fucks her, then fucks her some more.
>All holes. No mercy. Innocence shattered as Goofy unleashes years of pent-up single-fatherhood.
>Roxanne stays with Max, yawn, but continues sneaking off to Goofy
>Goes on like this for a while, lovey-dovey bullshit she's lost interest in with Max, getting thrown around like a ragdoll by his dad
>Eventually, they're caught
>Goofy is regretful and apologetic, but Roxanne doesn't care
>Lots of fighting, messy breakups, the works
>"A-hyuck, well gawrsh son, next time you bring home a phat-ass little nymphomaniac, just keep 'er away from my fishin' pole!"
>fin
>and now we know why she wasn't in the sequel

>>149044100
Seeing how he danced in front of everybody at school and also danced on live TV in front of potentially millions of people, I doubt he'd be that embarrassed by it.

>>149047467
It was kino until
>Goofy is regretful and apologetic
We all know Goofy would fuck Roxanne a little harder right in front of Max in order to solidify his spot under Goofy's thumb.

>>149033274 (OP)
only if you are a manchild

>>149038835
He used to make funny parodies and animations but he went schizo a few years ago

>>149035824
>>149039784
Peg divorced him because she caught him fucking PJ

>>149033274 (OP)
That's dumb

>>149041552
Pretty much this. The buck stops at Goofy as the adult between them. Max being a bratty hormonal fuck up practically comes with the territory of being a teenager.

>>149033274 (OP)
dumb ungrateful snotnosed KID

>>149049759
Needs correction!

>>149047467
>Max not inheriting the 11 inches flaccid dong
Fake news!

>>149033290
Yes, that is the main conflict of the movie and with a lot of familial relationships

>>149047731
fucky ou

>>149047558
Sure, but that's when he was a kid. A young man going to college? He doesn't want to look like a silly goofball.

>>149052272
>Silly goofball
He had everyone creaming their pants for him, male and female.

>>149052272
>The look of someone who finds you silly and goofy

>>149052272
Is it irony poisoning or insecurity that makes people think this way?

>>149053843
Probably insecurity, expressing any kind of enthusiasm or sincerity is considered lame and cringe. Much better to be tepid on everything so you don't seem like you care too much about anything.

>>149033274 (OP)
Adulthood is Max being lumbersexual

>>149054072
We need an injection of silly goofballs in our society.

>>149055226
Absolutely true, I hate literally almost everyone being negative all the time, it just gets depressing eventually

>>149055245
It's not just the negtivity. It's like >>149054072 said, merely expressing anything with sincerity is seen as "le cringe" because the trend is to be an apathetic lukewarm slug that doesn't feel strongly about anything. Hell, I amend my previous statement, we need more silly goofballs *and* angry edgelords in our society.

>>149038891
> It doesn't have the polish or the quality storytelling from the expensive movies by the Feature Animation division (especially the ones from that era)
I mean it's still better than 90% of them though so that's kinda impressive.

>>149039934
It's funny because it failed at the former but did succeed at the latter, Gen X absolutely weaponized the millennials against the boomers for awhile there and it's only been recently I've started seeing some of them, usually the younger ones, and a chunk of Gen Z asking if maybe Grampa didn't pull the ladder up on purpose and that it had more to do with their parents shitty relationship with him breaking the chain of inherited benefits like various degrees of nepotism being passed down

>>149040786
NTA but mine would have been maybe pissed but definitely more impressed that I somehow pulled off what is basically a MJ impersonation that well and had the confidence to shoot that shot, let alone orchestrated all of that and pulled off those acrobatic stunts.

Granted, my parents largely worried about me not being self motivated and assertive enough, I got rewarded for cheesegrating a guy's face on a locker door once because he talked shit and got rough with a girl I had a boner for.

>>149043409
Nah actually I think he'd understand enough to try and engineer some whacky scenario that in his point of view would definitely help but would seem like it'd be super embarrassing and definitely fail only for it to work out in the end in a way nobody could have expected.

>>149053747
what did they mean by this

>>149055033
Lmao deep cut

>>149033274 (OP)
Awww Goofy looks so sad here...

Why were the critics so MEAN back then?

>>149055033
Looks like a fucking Eskimo

>>149033274 (OP)
idiot

>>149057212
Many refused to view Goofy as a character who could be taken seriously. The documentary touches on this.

>>149040187
Many boomers are honestly heartless. My dad refused to let me stay home for a weekend to celebrate my birthday with my friends because "it was his weekend" and he made sure to make that entire weekend as miserable as possible for me to "teach me a lesson in family." Shit was common among my class of people's parents just being spiteful for seemingly no reason.

>>149057212
Critics thought they were the hottest shit in the 90s. They hated general audiences and thought they had the power to make or break studios

>>149033274 (OP)
Space Jam is a much better movie

>>149055284
That comes back to insecurity. They think others will make fun of them so they act like they don't care about stuff as a defense.

Either way the argument was silly. It's one thing to be self conscious of dancing when you grow up because now you care about people thinking you look silly, but that doesn't make sense when you know you're a good dancer and people have told you that before. Then you would keep doing it and use it to your advantage, especially if you'd been pulled up on stage and danced with a trendy celebrity and it resulted in a bunch of hot girls fangirling over you and you hooking up with your crush and being a local legend at school all throughout your high school years.

>>149037684
An actual 12 year old typed this out

>>149033290
Yeah? It's pretty cut and dry. Goofy's attempts to be an involved father blow up in his face because he doesn't take the time to actually hear what his son is saying.

>>149054072
>>149059746
It's funny because while lots of kids and teenagers think not caring is the coolest, they actually consume tons of content and media about people who care immensely about certain topics like video games or other media such as movies or tv shows.

I think they just assume being aloof and uncaring is the easiest and most consistent way to avoid embarrassing themselves.

>>149056030
In high school I would buy a rack being that big, but junior high?

>>149059512
Space Jam only gets good at the end

Boomers deserve all the hate they get, but Gen X shouldn't be surprised if their children pull the plug on them while staring hatefully into their eyes as they flatline.

>>149060432
Are Gen X millenials or zoomers? Or neither. I forget where Gen X even resides on the timeline.

>>149060461
>Generation X (often shortened to Gen X) is the demographic cohort following the Baby Boomers and preceding Millennials. Researchers and popular media often use the mid-1960s as its starting birth years and the late 1970s as its ending birth years, with the generation generally defined as people born from 1965 to 1980.
According to Wikipedia.

>>149046963
My idea is kinda similar
>Max and Roxanne are married and have a kid, live in a different city or state. Both have good careers and a healthy relationship
>Max doesn't keep in contact with Goofy because he's living his life and Goofy gets that but still misses him since the Goof's all alone
>Fatherhood is going a lot harder for Max than he thought it'd be, he's struggling a lot and isn't as good at getting along with his son as Goofy was
>Max's son is very rebellious, rude, and disrespectful to Max. They don't spend any time together at all. Every attempt Max makes to connect with his son fails
>Max starts reflecting back on when he was a kid/teen, and tries to do the same things Goofy did but Max keeps failing and is only further distancing himself from his son (son gets along well with Roxanne)
>Have a scene where another one of Max's connection attempts backfires and his son says he hates him
>POV switch to focus on Max's son, and what his life is like. Show that he's very different from how teen Max was just like how the 1st film highlights the differences between Max and Goofy
>Max is starting to get stressed about being a bad father and doesn't know what to do, Roxanne is understanding and caring but is unsure what to do since she doesn't know much about fatherhood and knows her father was too overprotective when she was a teen
>Roxanne wants to support Max, calls Goofy and asks him to visit. She hides this from Max as she's worried it would further stress him out
1/2

>>149060941
>Goofy shows up at the door, Max is surprised as he hasn't spoken to him in years, they still have a strong bond and have a nice get-together
>Max's son doesn't want to be a part of the family gathering at all, outcasts himself, and is always rude to Max
>Staying at Max's place for a while, Goofy notices that Max's relationship with his son isn't the best so Goofy reaches out to Max's son and spends time with him
>Goofy gets along great with Max's son, Max asks for advice from Goofy and brings up how he tried doing the same things Goofy did but nothing worked
>Goofy gives Max advice that fatherhood isn't about doing the same things your father did, it's about taking the lessons you've learned in life and teaching that to your kids in YOUR own way. Goofy then reminds Max that he taught him that lesson
>Max reflects on Goofy's advice, reconnects with his son, and they have a better relationship

Basically, the idea is that Goofy acts as the fully developed guiding mentor role who's fully learned the lessons from the first two movies while Max, now in the role of Goofy, isn't able to do as well as his father because Max just tries to emulate what Goofy did instead of being a father in his own way that's better fitting for Max, thereby making the same mistakes Goofy did in the previous films
Max learns the lesson that he shouldn't copy everything Goofy did 1:1, he should take note of the core lessons Goofy taught him and help positively support his son, in his own way
Not sure how you'd fit in the silly and goofy scenes, but you'd still have the usual stuff the other Goofy movies have.
Probably too similar to the 1st film but the idea is everything comes together in a full circle for the family generation to tie together the theme and lessons of each film
2/2

Max would have fucked up with Roxanne if Goofy didn't force him to go on this trip. This trip turned Max into a man. Before the trip Max was too beta to be able to even speak in complete sentences to Roxanne. By the end, he's able express to her how he feels, choose the date's day on his own terms, and even initiate a kiss.

>>149052272
Gen Z proves you wrong about that one.

>>149060633
>Preceding the millennials
Oh shit and here I thought Gen X was younger than millenials. Might just be how some people colloquially use it.

>>149053843
You've never looked back and thought of something you did, something that you even enjoyed, as being silly or "le cringe"? If you didn't you lived an incredibly sheltered life.

>>149060970
>>149060941
The idea of an old grandpa Goof fills me with existential dread. Him being a dad was already crazy enough.

>>149059512
No. Space Jam is one of those movies where people think was good and then after rewatching admit it's not nearly as good as they remembered.

>>149035664
Because of Powerline? Can't be become of the father son plot because they have no fathers.

>>149062355
Holy fuck, your inner child died. How sad.

>>149062355
No lies detected

>>149062355
Are you seriously saying that A Goofy Movie is better than Space Jam?

>>149062704
It is. Don't even front.

>>149062704
>Are you seriously saying?!
>How DARE YOU!!!
Bro calm down

>>149062704
Because it is anon. Not up for debate at all.

>>149062728
This board's low standards never cease to amaze me

>>149062771
Me either. Can you believe that clown thinks Space Jam is better than A Goofy Movie?
What a laughable opinion. You'd have to be a mentally stunted drooling buffoon to think that.

>>149062788
Facts

>Roxanne, I lied to you. I don’t even know Powerline
>What are you talking about? A billion people saw you dance with him
>Yeah, well, I never met him before. The concert, that is
>You mean that story about Powerline and your dad?.... Why would you make up something like that?
>I don’t know. I guess, I just wanted you to like me

That was a pretty half-assed "coming out clean" scene. Max didn't even tell her that he was originally going on a fishing trip, plus the whole "I lied because I wanted you to like me" is bullshit. He lied only so that she wouldn't go to the party with someone else.

In fact, I don't understand why Max's confession includes "I never met Powerline before the concert". He never said that at all. What he said was that Goofy knew Powerline because they used to play together.

>Roxanne, I lied to you.
>I'm not interested in you. In fact, I don't even know you.
>You're just the girl I thought was hot in school.
>I wanted to put my dick in you.
>That's about it. That sums up everything.
>Why I lied, all the crazy shit I did.
>All so I could bone you.
>Because you're pretty.
>And nothing else.

I wonder if it would have gone over well.

Space Jam had writers from The Santa Clause, Trading Places, Twins, and Kindergarten Cop. It is better.

>>149062982
>it had writers who worked on better things, so it's better
This is really your argument? Are you sure?

>>149062982
>My dad did impressive things, so i'm impressive too!
LMAO

>Hey, Maxie. Let’s play a game. You think of a name, and I’ll try and guess who it is. Man or woman?
>Ugh. Man
>Man, huh? Hmmmm. That’s a toughie. Uh, let’s see... Walt Disney
>Right
>I'm good at this

I don't understand the joke

>>149063212
Max is saying "man" out of frustration, like how one would say "geez". He is not saying "man" to go along with the game Goofy is initiating. But Goofy does not understand this and thinks Max said "man" as part of the game, showing how he is oblivious to his son's lack of interest in playing the game.

When Max says that Goofy is right by guessing Walt Disney, Goofy further displays his lack of understanding his son by thinking he is correct, rather than Max only saying he correct to get the game over with as fast possible.

What a rushed ending. I don't like it. Nothing wrong with smooth pacing, but this is pushing it.
https://youtu.be/LRvwXFK5et0?feature=shared

I liked the movie a lot as a kid and as an adult. The real truth is they're both right and they're both wrong. It's not really that hard to understand. It was important for Max to go on that date thing, he is kind of a loser both in Goof Troop and extra lame in a Goofy Movie, from a popularity standpoint. He finally gets a shot at a girl he really likes and his dad, without even talking to him about what happened, makes a decision that impacts Max pretty heavily. If Goofy had just asked Max what actually happened and let Max explain what he did and WHY he did it and WHY he doesn't want to go on the trip, a good father would probably let it slide, or at least postpone the trip until after the little date. Max, on the other hand, was being a big brat the whole movie. Lying to Roxanne, being a little shit to his dad and of course later on with the map, lying to his dad.

The whole point is they're both wrong and communication and respect for the other person was needed for them to get their shit together. That's the whole point of Nobody Else but You

>>149034526
It turned 30 so the kids that watched it turn 45+

Is this the only "animation movie based on a cartoon" that barely seems to belong in the same continuity as the cartoon? Can't think of any other examples

>>149063665
lots of cartoons have done that, easy example is ed edd n eddy and knd

>"Taking a break from the MTV generation, huh?"

That line is out of place in a Disney movie starring Goofy, even if said movie was made in the 90s

>>149061667
You’re comparing an honest mistake or lapse in judgement to dancing, a form of human expression. A dance that got him adoration from his fellow students. I’ve seen people with 0 rhythm have the confidence to dance.

So what was Max's plan if the principal didn't expose him? Was he going to reveal his identity to the crowd once he finished dancing?
https://youtu.be/aSM-Coyjik4?si=wpr0zHmq1X4RJVAu

>>149059883
Max and the rest of 'em were all in high school, no?

>>149064708
Ah right, I knew he was 14 but I thought that was still junior high range, google says he's a freshman entering his next year.

But still a freshman with boobs that big is kinda insane.

This doesn't feel like a Disney animation movie at all. Even stuff like Oliver & Company or Chicken Little have more Disney essence than this movie.

>>149040832
When I was in high school, everyone already had cell phones. No fucking shot that a single person didn't record it and put it online, so I'd just show them what I did.
My mom would still be seething mad, but my dad would've thought it was the coolest thing ever.

>>149064893
She’s probably not a freshman but when I was around that age I knew a girl that was around my age that was built like that and in highschool I def knew a girl that had way bigger boobs than that girl.

Rewatching the movie and god damn Max has a look of hatred and disgust on his face like 80% of the time, at least in the early portion when he hates his dad's guts.

Shit is too relatable, reminds me of all the times I did that as a kid with my parents doing things I didn't want to do.

>>149065344
It's the meme!

>>149057212
Critics have always had to justify their own existence by trying to convince people things are shit.

>>149064756
Is that a positive or a negative?

>>149064751
Tell us more about your apparently extensive knowledge of middle school boobs.

>>149039930
>movie about family
>"yeah i changed it to being about abandoning your family to become a marine biologist. its more realistic"

I swear modern Hollywood writers are all still bitter they grew up in a fatherless home and just have to tear down everything with a happy message.

>>149033274 (OP)
Max is a shit

>>149066654
Max is a teenager.

>>149034576
Spice Girls IS a class act.

THINGS WILL BE GOING MY WAY

>>149035824
Need him fr

>>149065366
Looks empty...

>I came by to talk about the party
>I’m really looking forward to it, Max
>Yeah, I was, too
>Was?
>Well, you see my dad’s on this stupid father/son kick, and-
>Oh, don’t worry about it, Max. It’s just a dumb party
>No, it’s not. Roxanne, I really wanted to go with you. I...
>No, Max, I understand. Really, it's okay, these things happen...
>My dad surprised me, I don’t even wanna go, but I have no choice
>I’m sure I can find someone else
>....Someone else?
>I’ll just talk to you later

What was her problem?

>>149057212
Media is so shitty now that's hard to believe people used to have higher standards

>>149070062
Sounds like someone used to being flaked on/shelved. She immediately became defensive, just shutting down and diffusing.
Her thought process may have been something like, "okay, okay, I get it, stop explaining... let's just rip the bandaid off".

She's a girl, they jump to conclusions. Very realistic and underrated writing.

>>149070154
OUCH!

>>149070062
The colours in this sequence are so pretty~

>>149039673
What would a third movie even be about?

>>149071608
Max's child

>>149064756
Wasn't this a direct-to-DVD film?

>>149071608
Unfortunately they skipped the rest of Max's highschool phase, that would have been something I would have liked to see. We only got to see the end of his Freshman year.

Don't mind me, just sending both Goofy movie threads to the front page

>>149064708

>>149063616
Despite Max being a high schooler, I'm pretty sure the movie was aimed at children in the single digits, not 15+ adolescents.

>>149057212
Previous replies were good but it's also that corporate media was much better back then so standards were way higher. Similar to "Congo" getting panned.

>>149033274 (OP)
Did you check the map, OP?

>>149073977
Sexiest he's ever looked on-screen.

So far...

>>149072453
Yes. Why?

>>149072453
>>149064756
It was direct to DVD but honestly the animation quality is still really good. In a lot of ways it looks better than the Goofy Movie. That could just be down to better technology since it came out later though.

>>149075014
"technology" has little effect on animation quality

>>149075199
Then why is it so much smoother?

They were both partially in the right, that's the point.
Goofy was right to want to be a part of his son's life, Max was right to want to grow up and become more independent. Both of them failed at communicating with and trusting each other.

>>149033274 (OP)
>a-goof-troop-motion-picture.jpg
lol

>>149033274 (OP)
let me guess, you also masturbate to max self inserting porn, right?

>>149033274 (OP)
Let's just say that both of them are idiots.