An Extremely Goofy Movie (2000)

This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

just watch it!

Fantastic!

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

A few years ago, I came across this movie on Netflix. I don't remember why, but I started to watch it. I loved this movie. This and it's predecessor rank in my top 30 favorite movies ever. After watching this movie, I was all kinds of pumped for college. Yesterday, I revisited this movie after watching the first one, and I have to say that this one is an improvement over the original.Plot - The plot is solid, and the set up is sort of believable. Goofy going to college, in a million years that would happen. It however rips off Rodney Dangerfield's Back to School. 5/10 Characters - Max is upset by Goofy's presence at college. Goofy wants nothing more than to spend time with his son. Sylvia loves to shake her groove thing, and is sort of the quiet type. P.J. is sort of just there and does nothing really except for fall for Beret Girl. He's even blasted out of the finale by Brad, as he had literally nothing to do. Bobby has incredibly stupid dialogue, it's amazing how he has such a small amount of lines and still tanks the movie's quality. Pauly Shore's best movie. Beret Girl is one of those beat poets and doesn't really do anything except add to the college atmosphere. Tank is the henchman and possibly kills off everyone on the blimp, and Brad is a jerk who nearly killed P.J., Goofy, Max, and Tank. Brad is a sore loser and does nothing but cheat in order to win. While certain characters aren't really that in depth. They are actually believable, even Bobby. The movie is mostly about Max and Goofy's relationship, and both character's personalities are explained in the first movie anyways.7/10 Voice Acting/Dialogue - The voice acting is done really well and above the usual direct-to-video garbage. Bobby as I said is just annoying, and is the only downside to this part of the movie. He only has about 15 lines in the whole movie, so you don't really notice him that much. The dialogue is just okay, it's not great, except for Bobby. Bobby's dialogue is atrocious. Especially, the Rasta pasta line. It's believable, and the few bits of exposition blend in so well, that you hardly ever realize it is exposition. 9/10 Soundtrack - The soundtrack for this movie does not date like how A Goofy Movie did with Stand Out and I 2 I. The movie is actually timeless thanks to the soundtrack, as it doesn't scream, "takes place in the year 2000". That song that song that plays while they're driving through the campus, is what got me pump up for college. It is nothing to brag about however. The movie is actually a lot more quiet than A Goofy Movie, and yet doesn't feel like the theatrical release that it's predecessor was. 6/10 Animation - The animation is neither stunning nor bad. It's kind of just meh. I will point to Max's reaction shot when seeing his father pop up unexpectedly in class in a 70s get up. That is classic. 6/10 Overall - I thought it was a really good direct-to-video outing, and was really surprised at the 57% on Rotten Tomatoes. I was even more surprised at the audience score, 47%. It's not that great of a movie, but it's also not that bad of a movie. In my opinion, that ending sequence felt really sad for me, as it would be the last time we would ever see Goof Troop in movie form. The only problem I have is Roxanne being kept out of the movie, while Bobby stayed in. Screw Bobby, Roxanne was like one of favorite parts of A Goofy Movie. It is however realistic, in that young love like that, doesn't really last. Which is kind of tease, when you hear she reappears in a House of Mouse episode, and is replaced in Twice Upon a Christmas by Mona. I did however like the new character, Sylvia. She was the movie's Roxanne. I'm actually going to bump the score of the movie down .1 point because of Roxanne's omission. Also a mention goes to the fact that the blimp disaster and P.J. being blasted out (no one could survive from that fall), means a lot of people died because of the College X Games. James Cameron would've made a movie about it, starring a romance, and a Celine Dion song. I give it a 6.5/10. Round that, you get a solid 7/10. Hope you liked my first review, or at least found it helpful.

It's a good movie, I watched it on Netflix today. It wouldn't be good for fans of the first. But it would be good for Goof Troop fans. Anyways, it's a good movie Although it gets a little sad But it does have a happy ending I suggest it for all Goofy fans There is some positive messages It's not released on Blu-Ray yet but on Netflix. Enjoy the movie on Netflix then get it on DVD if you want, or if you don't like it you don't have to watch it again but it is a good movie for kids (mainly tweens) And if you like it you can watch goof troop or the first movie. Last thing, Enjoy the movie on Netfilx :D :D :D :D :D :D

The other day I was on a Disney sequel fix, An Extremely Goofy Movie was next on my list, A Goofy Movie is such a funny Disney movie, so I was kinda looking forward to watching An Extremely Goofy Movie, even if it was a sequel. So I watched it this movie this morning and I have to say that it still has the same good laughs and goofs as the first one. Although I think that Max is still kind of a jerk in this one, lol, but Goofy is still a lot of fun. I loved how they contributed disco once again to this movie and Goofy's dance with his date was so much to watch. I also loved that the voices were kept by the same as in the first Goofy movie, because normally if the voices are different from the original Dinsey movie, I do get distracted, so it was so cool that the original cast returned for this fun sequel.Max is all grown up with the guys, and they are off to college to have fun and have a hopeful future, especially one without Max's dad, Goofy. But when Goofy gets fired from his job, he goes to the unemployment office and they have no jobs for him, unless he gets his degree. He's going to school again, and guess with who? Max! That's right, him and his son are taking the same classes and he's embarrassing Max with his old school dress code and act. But Goof turns out to be more popular than his son, especially when he beats Max at a skateboarding contest.An Extremely Goofy Movie is really a lot of fun to watch. I think my favorite scene was actually when Max tells the frat jerks off and the whole club that he and the boys are in snap them away, it reminded me of West Side Story, probably was a homage, who knows, right? But Goofy really does steal the show, he's just so much fun to watch and is always a classic. I would recommend An Extremely Goofy Movie, especially if you enjoyed the first Goofy movie, this one will not be a disappointment, trust me.7/10

I don't know how successful the first Goofy Movie was, but this is probably meant to be the straight to video sequel. It mainly focuses on Max Goof learning brand new exciting skills on his skateboard. Goofy hardly appears, but when he does he is just a bit too stupid, I prefer the old Walt Disney cartoons that he was in because this is just going a bit too goofy. Some of the skills Max learns look really cool and add a bit of interest to the film, he might have been doing for a girlfriend or something. But all the rest of the story is pointless and could have been given more plot. From beginning to end, this is just a waste of time. Poor!