An Extremely Goofy Movie Page #3

Synopsis: It's a big time in Max's life. He's college bound with his friends and finally free of his embarrassing father as he strives to be a top contender for the X-Games. Unfortunately, Goofy loses his job and learns that he cannot get another job without a college degree. To his son's mortification, Goofy decides to join him in his campus to get that degree. Desperate to distract his father, Max talks him into joining the competing Gamma Fraternity team and introduces him to a wonderful librarian who shares his nostalgic love for 1970's pastimes. Unfortunately, things do not go according to plan as events put this father-son relationship to the test.
Director(s): Douglas McCarthy
Production: DisneyToon Studios
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
57%
G
Year:
2000
79 min
2,164 Views


I love all that|'70s stuff!

- Come on, we're out of here.|- Oh, gosh! Remember the "Boogie Duck"?

That was|my all-time favorite!

- Quack, quack, quack, quack.|- Ooh-ooh.

- Quack, quack, quack, quack.|- Ooh-ooh.

Here at the college library|you'll find a most...

A-A-Ahem!

Miss Marpole!

In a library?

Really!

And now, I actually think|that the Psych Department...

will be most refreshing.

Well, uh,|I really should be...

getting back to work.

Say, um, Miss Marpole...

Oh, you can call me|Sylvia.

Gawrsh! Sylvia.|Ah-yuck.

I was just a-wonderin'|if maybe you'd like to...

Go out to dinner?

Well, then maybe|afterwards, uh...

- Go dancing?|- Sure!

So, if, uh...|Well, if you're free on...

Saturday?|Oh, I'd love to. 7:00?

All right. Ah-yuck.|See ya then.

You know, Goofy,|you're pretty groovy.

Aw, shucks!

She said|I'm pretty groovy.

Hey, Maxie!|Guess what?

Maxie?

I got a date.

- Yeah!|- Excellent, bro.

- I got a date.

Ah-yuck!|I got a date.

Gotta tell Maxie.|There he is.

- Maxie! I got a...|- Huh?

- Whoa!|- Let go, Dad!

Wow! Waa-hoo-hoo!|Waa-hoo!

Whoa! Waa-hoo-hoo!|Waa-hoo!

Hey, that guy is good!

Isn't that Baby Goof's|old man?

- Wowee!|- Gimme that.

That sure was a heap of fun.|Now I see why you're so crazy about it.

Hey, Maxie, what if|I join your team?

We could practice together, and wear|them funny outfits and everything.

- It'd be a lot of fun.|- Dad, as fun as that sounds,

there are no openings|on my team.

Okay?

Mr. Goof!

Your performance was,|without a doubt,

the most breathtaking display|of alternative sport inventiveness...

yet to be parallelled|by mankind!

Gee! Ah-yuck.|Thanks.

Whatever you said.

The Gammas, the number one team in|the history of the College "X" Games,

have an opening|on our team.

And it has got your name|on it, buddy!

Be a winner.|Join us.

Hey, welcome|to the team.

That's real nice of you|to ask,

but I'm really only interested|in stayin' close to Maxie.

Uh, I'm not sure you understand this|once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Well, ah-yuck,|I'm not sure you understand...

the bond between|a father and his son.

Guys, I have a plan.

Well, if you change your mind,|here's my card.

Gammas,|let's pack it up.

- Gawrsh.|- Yeah, get outta here.

Listen, Dad,|next to our team...

the Gammas are the team,|and they need you more than we do.

Oh, yeah, Mr. Goof.|The Gammas are like way hot, man.

Besides, we'll all still be|around each other at practices|and events all the time.

You'll have oodles of fun!

Well, son,|if you say so.

Go for it, Dad.

Hey, uh, Mr. Uppercrust,|you can count me in.

All right, then.|There you go.

Gentlemen, please.|Gamma Brother Goofy,

let me present you with|your Gamma Mu Mu pledge pin.

Gammas, exit.

Gamma Brother Goofy!

Whoo, yeah!

It is you

Oh, yeah

It is you

A crunch to us.

I can't believe it.|It worked.

We unloaded my dad,|and now we can focus on winning.

Let's do it to it!

Hey, hi.|I know you.

You're that awesome|new skateboarder.

Save a dance for me?

No problem.

You dance?

- I gotta see this.|- Oh, wow!

Me and a little crumpet like yourself...

could make beautiful|bongo music together.

Whoa! Easy boy.|You're foggin' up my karma.

- Hey, you wanna sit with us?|- Sure.

Your cool balances out|his fool.

Okay, whatever.

Well.

If it's all the same,|I, uh, forgot your name.

It is endemic of the current culture|that those with large stature...

are overlooked,|except by vultures,

with no regard|to the depth of their souls,

the height of their passion,

the beauty|of their moments.

O wise Buddha Boy,

how could anyone overlook|such a bundle of" yes-ness"?

Let's dance.

Ha! Guess the Bob-boy's|lost his touch.

Hey, what's goin' on?

Shake it, shake it|Shake your groove thing

Shake your groove thing|Yeah, yeah

Show 'em how we do it now

Shake your groove thing|Shake your groove thing, yeah, yeah

Show 'em how we do it now|Show 'em how we do it now

Let's show the world|we can dance

Bad enough|to strut my stuff

The music gives us|a chance

We do more|out on the floor

Groovin' loose|or heart-to-heart

We put in motion|every single part

If the Gammas don't keep my dad out|of our hair, his new girlfriend will.

Boogie!

Shake your groove thing|Shake your groove thing, yeah, yeah

Show 'em how|we do it now

Shake your groove thing|Shake your groove thing, yeah, yeah

Show 'em how we do it now|Shake your groove thing

Oh, you're swingin' with some|pretty cool canines there, Papa-dog.

You are queen of the scene,|my little java bean.

Yeah, yeah

Show 'em how|we do it now

There's nothing more|that I'd like to do

Than take the floor|and dance with you

Keep dancing

Let's keep dancing

You've got a cute way of talking

You've got the better|of me

Just snap your fingers|and I'm walking

Like the dog|hanging on a leash

I'm in the spin|you know

Shaking on a string|you know

- You make me feel like dancing|- Gonna dance the night away

You make me feel|like dancing

Gonna dance the night away

You make me feel|like dancing

I feel like dancing, dancing|Dance the night away

I feel like dancing|Dancing

Ah

Ditty-ditty|dit, dit, de-dit

Oh, Goofy,

this is the best night|of my life.

Mine too!

Oh, Sylvia!

Ohhh-aah!

Oh!

Ohh!

Ohh!

Hey! What...

Aah.

I'll see you at|the qualifying rounds, freshmen!

And after, when you'll be|bringing me my towel, boy!

Ahh, this is everything|I dreamed it would be!

This place puts the "rage"|in outrageous!

No kiddin'!|It buries what we're used to.

All right, just remember. There's|nothing here that we can't handle.

Oh!|I seriously doubt that.

We're gonna eat you alive,|freshmen!

Oh, Brad, we're quaking|on our boards.

Attention,|would Gamma Team One and Team 99...

report to the|street competition platform?

Hey, guys, that's us.|Let's do it to it.

- Good luck, son!|- Yeah, you too, Dad.

Hey-ho and|whaddya you know?

Welcome to the Sixth Annual|College "X" Games.

The contestants are gonna spin,

twist, lunge and plunge|like there's no tomorrow.

Today's qualifying rounds will determine|who will compete in the semifinals!

And now, let's see what's|happening at our first venue,

the skateboarders'|street competition,

from our man on the street,|Ken Clark!

- Welcome, one and all. Today...|- Thank you, Ken!

Word on the street|is that there's a new kid in town...

who poses a threat|to Bradley Uppercrust the Third.

- That's right, Chuck. And his name is...|- Max Goof!

Max! Max! Max!

Hey, Tank!

This is it, man.|Your competition.

This is the big one, bro.|Stay focused.

Just like|we always do!

It's a little insurance, baby,|with no deductible.

Crazy idea.|You do the honors, Brother Goof.

Me? Gawrsh!|Well... sure!

Well, well, what do we have here?

Looks like there's been|a last minute substitution.

That's right, Chuck.|Skateboarding for the Gammas is...

Max Goof's father, Goofy!

It's patriarch and son|pitted against each other...

in a battle of skill|and dexterity.

This is gonna be good.

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