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Shredding onto video. Leap day 2000.
It's all extreme sports and a life of freedom as Max sets off for college -- but Goofy misses Max so much he loses his job and goes to finish college alongside Max and his friends. But as Goofy tries to get closer to Max, both must go to the extreme to learn how to live their own lives together.
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This was fun! I'm sure I watched this when I was younger but I didn't really remember it. Not too bad for a straight to video sequel.
Another solid offering from the Goofy world. It isn't on the same level as 'A Goofy Movie', but 'An Extremely Goofy Movie' produces another fairly amusing and entertaining tale featuring Max and his father. It can feel a bit repetitive, but all in all I feel almost the same as I do with the original. The cast remain unspectacular, but credit is due for Bill Farmer (Goofy) and Jason Marsden (Max) who do all that is necessary in the prominent roles. The other voice actors, especially the prolific Disney staples like Jeff Bennett and Jim Cummings, are all fine. My only major critique would be how the film basically ignores the events of the first film, namely the disappearance of Roxanne. Still, if you like the 1995 production then you're bound to enjoy this too.
Remake of "Back to School" with Goofy in the Rodney Dangerfield role. And less funny. A lot less.
Ehh. It's not bad but not nearly as good as the first one. I guess they wanted to capitalize on x-games popularity. I was actually surprised on the lack of singing, but then again, better to have none than do it half ass
The best Direct-To-DVD Disney sequel if you ask me. I can see why most folks would say it isn't as good as A Goofy Movie but you shouldn't avoid giving this one a look. I really think this one is still worth watching.