#Roxanne a goofy movie movie#

Powerline himself is understandably confused at first, but goes along with it when he sees what a great dancer Goofy is.

All Part of the Show: The crowd goes wild when first Goofy and then Max end up on stage with Powerline.

The Alleged Car: Goofy's much-abused car (essentially a thinly veiled cartoon version of the AMC Pacer, a real-life alleged car).

Advertised Extra: Despite being in only five scenes, four of which in the first act and three of those are the only ones of his with any bearing on the plot while the first is wordless and the fifth is a minor appearance in the finale, Bobby has more screentime in the original trailer than Roxanne, Pete and especially PJ, mostly to cash in on the then-immense popularity of Pauly Shore, who plays him and is the only big-name actor in the cast (ironically, he received no screen credit, but Disney was clearly counting on gen-xers recognizing his voice and the fact that the character was basically his animated avatar).

Accidental Pervert: When looking for Max at the concert, Goofy accidentally stumbles upon the back-up singer's dressing room (when she's in her underwear), at which point she screams and punches him out of the room.

The 'perfect cast' turns into a dance craze at the end.

Max gets a possum in his pants, and everybody claps along and dances with him.

Who deserves a hero's trophy / as we face each cata-STRO-PHE? Not wanting Roxanne to think he's rejecting her, he lies that Goofy is friends with Powerline, a Michael Jackson-esque pop superstar whose concert she'll be watching on pay-per-view at said party, and that the reason he won't be at the party is because they're going to Los Angeles to join him on stage. Unfortunately, not only does Max want nothing to do with his amazingly embarrassing father but their trip interferes with his plans to go to a party with his crush Roxanne. It's also, to date, the only theatrically-released, single-narrative feature film to star a character from the Classic Disney Shorts.Īfter his son Max gets into trouble on the last day of school, single father Goofy becomes worried that they haven't been spending enough time together and decides to take him on an impromptu father-son road trip.

It's a loose Spin-Off of Goof Troop, making it the only other feature film spin-off of a show from The Disney Afternoon after DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp.

#Roxanne a goofy movie movie#

A Goofy Movie is a 1995 animated film from Disney, starring, of course, Goofy.