A Goofy Movie

Released during the height of Disney's animated renaissance, 'A Goofy Movie' expanded on the character of Goofy beyond the typical comedic shorts, giving him a relatable family dynamic. The Powerline concert serves as a parody of popular 90s pop stars like Michael Jackson and Prince, reflecting the decade's musical trends.

• The film boasts a surprisingly heartfelt story about the complexities of the father-son relationship and the difficulties of adolescence.
• The soundtrack is infectious and features catchy original songs, particularly 'Stand Out' performed by Tevin Campbell as Powerline.
• The animation style is vibrant and expressive, capturing the energy and humor of the characters and their world.
• It's a nostalgic trip for anyone who grew up watching Disney afternoon cartoons in the 90s.

Fun Facts

• The Powerline concert featured in the film was animated and choreographed with references to Michael Jackson's performances.
• Bill Farmer, the voice of Goofy, has been voicing the character since 1987, providing consistency and familiarity to the role.
• The 'leaning tower of pizza' scene is a nod to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, showcasing the film's blend of humor and cultural references.