An Extremely Goofy Movie

***An Extremely Goofy Movie*** is a 2000 Disney Toon Studios direct-to video film that is a sequel to *A Goofy Movie*, the movie stars Jason Mardsen, Bill Farmer, Rob Paulsen, Pauly Shore, Jeff Bennett, Brad Garrett, Jim Cummings, Vicki Lewis, and Bebe Neuwirth.

## Plot

Max begins his fresh years in college much to his delight to get on with his own life without his father. But after an empty-nest Goofy gets fired from his old job and realizes that he hasn’t completed college at first, Goofy goes to Max's college so he can earn his degree, much to Max's embarrassment.

## Good Qualities

1. The film is the perfect sequel to *A Goofy Movie* with Max beginning his freshman years at college.
2. Goofy is still a funny and likable character.
3. Good animation that's a perfect step up from the first film.
4. The film has several funny moments.
5. Bradley Uppercrust III of the Gamma team makes a very intimidating and entertaining antagonist.
	* Seeing him get his well-deserved comeuppance in the end (for putting Tank in danger and almost getting him killed) is very satisfying.
6. Beret Girl is a pretty hot, sexy, and attractive character.
7. The voice acting is great.
8. Great subplot with Goofy and Sylvia's romance. Speaking of which, both Goofy and Sylvia share great romantic chemistry much like Max with Roxanne from it's predecessor.
9. It has several exciting action scenes such as the X-Games sequence, making the movie a lot of fun to watch.
10. The film gives out good moral about staying focused.
11. Great soundtrack.
12. Overall, the film serves as a great finale to the entire *Goof Troop* franchise.

## Bad Qualities

1. Roxanne doesn’t appear in this film nor is even mentioned (for unknown reasons).
2. Some of the pop-cultural references can be corny and outdated sometimes.
3. The animation can be too overly detailed and uncanny at times, especially with Bradley Uppercrust III.
4. Some problems in terms of characterization:
	* While Max is still a good character (and also very relatable), his attitude towards his father Goofy can still be WAY TOO HARSH and also gone WAY TOO FAR.
		+ The part where Max snapped at his father Goofy and even threw the cute and adorable teddy bear towards the bed angrily (while the former was insisting that he's not bringing his old teddy bear to college) was WAY TOO HARSH that it's so unpleasant, unbearable (no pun intended), unappealing, uncomfortable, and upsetting to watch. At least Max still likes his old teddy bear regardless by seeing that he grabs it and then sleeps with it.
		+ ***EVER WORSE***, the part where Max selfishly and furiously disowns his father Goofy for accidentally beating him at the qualifying rounds of the College X-Games (thanks to Bradley's sneaky cheating methods) is the darkest and upsetting part of the movie.
	* Goofy is still an embarrassing parent when he tried to study at Max's college.
	* Pete is still a jerky father towards PJ and a jerky friend towards Goofy.
5. Like the first film, there is a lot of flashing lights in some scenes that can trigger viewers who are prone to epileptic seizures.
6. Along with *A Goofy Movie*, *An Extremely Goofy Movie* is not a perfect Disney film, because the original *Goof Troop* series is considered better than Goofy movies.

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