A Goofy Movie

On a cross country road trip that Goofy plans to help his son Max have a little father son bonding, miscommunications erupt when Goofy insists on turning Max's attempt to impress his crush into a tradition. Max wants to fit in at school and go on a date with Roxanne, but Goofy hijacks their plans with a spontaneous sightseeing spree that derails the romance. What follows are a string of comic mishaps from deserted detours to mistaken identities as fatherly advice clashes with teen independence. Through the chaos, father and son start hearing each other again, discovering common ground and a new respect. Its humor lands with both kids and adults who remember family road trips and create memories together.

Directed by Kevin Lima, this animated comedy builds on the long running Disney character Goofy, with a screenplay by Jymn Magon, Chris Matheson and Brian Pimental. The film marked a lively mid 1990s approach to family friendly road trip humor.

Box office performance was solid, with worldwide receipts around 35,348,597 on an 18 million budget. The result was a respectable return that helped Disney solidify Goofy as a feature film presence beyond his classic shorts for new generations of viewers.

Over the years A Goofy Movie has earned a cheerful cult status among families and fans. Its playful road trip energy and the Powerline concert sequence stand out in 90s animation, turning songs and goofy mishaps into enduring catchphrases and shared memories. Its soundtrack and humor stay memorable for fans.

Critics generally praised the film for its humor and warmth, noting the strong chemistry between Goofy and Max. The story centers on balancing parental guidance with adolescent independence, delivering light hearted adventure while underscoring the value of listening, understanding, and family bonds. It also champions listening and compromise in families.