GOAT

Will Harris is a goat with outsized ambitions and an even bigger heart. He lands a rare chance to try out for the roarball elite, a high octane, full contact sport played by the planet's fastest animals. The locker room is wary of a newcomer who's barely a mouthful taller than a bench, and Will feels the weight of everyone's doubt. He's determined to prove that small size doesn't mean small talent, and to show that a fresh approach can shake up a ruthless game. To reach that goal, he'll tackle a skill he's never attempted before, with a crew watching every move.

Directed by Tyree Dillihay, GOAT is an original animated feature from creators Aaron Buchsbaum, Teddy Riley and Nicolas Curcio. The movie builds a bright vibrant world geared toward families, pairing energetic roarball action with humor and heart, and it aims to stand out as a dynamic new take on sports underdog stories. The film blends kinetic chase sequences with witty exchanges and musical cues that aim to engage kids while giving adults a few clever nods to sports cinema.

Box office data for GOAT has not been publicly disclosed, and there are no reported numbers yet for its domestic or worldwide earnings.

Caleb McLaughlin voices Will Harris, the unwavering center of the story, while Gabrielle Union brings Jett Fillmore to life as a capable teammate who helps push him further. Jenifer Lewis, David Harbour and Nick Kroll round out the cast with supporting roles that add color and humor. The film emphasizes inclusion and teamwork, delivering a fast moving blend of comedy and action. It treats perseverance as a shared path and keeps the emotional stakes clear without sacrificing the popcorn energy younger audiences expect. Visually, the design uses bold color palettes and exaggerated, cartoony physics to keep the action readable during fast plays.