Disney History - A Goofy Movie (Down to Disness)

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[@danielleschubert077]

Max: I’ve grown up. I’ve got my own life now. Goofy: I know that! I just wanted to be part of it. The moment my heart shattered.

[@brandon.mcpherson]

I love A Goofy Movie for the soundtrack, bonding between father and son, hi dad soup, and just... UGH!! IT’S JUST SO GREAT!!!

[@jacquiz.6837]

Hi Dad Soup!!!!!!!!

[@razkable]

i think why you feel that way is that neither goofy or max is a villain so its a different kind of film....the film has no real villain...even pete and big foot are not villains..thats rare

[@PiinkyPeyed]

A Goofy Movie just really gets to me. Goofy and Max' relationship just breaks my heart every time. The movie made me care so much for Goofy it's unreal! And Max and Roxanne's relationship is just about the cutest Disney romance ever. And then of course there's Powerline. Powerline is everything. I'd give anything to see a live Powerline performance!

[@jayni2088]

This movie has A lot of heart, the songs will live on forever... They're that good.

[@jasonpratt3970]

I had a tumultuous relationship with my dad growing up, and this was one of the movies we saw that kind of gave us a middle ground. Some of the arguments seemed plucked straight from my life. And since Pauly Shore was big at the moment, I loved he was in it. And Bigfoot's laugh always gets me going.

[@sydneyfreeman3461]

DR LOONEYS REMEDY I FORGOT ALL ABOUT IT UNTIL NOW. Thank you so much for mentioning it Sarah !!!!!

[@rangersandarrows]

Same here!

[@c.w.r.794]

Sydney Freeman I still have the tape with Dr. Looney! Ah, sweet memories

[@razkable]

she didn't mention mickey phone or the other time we see ariel at the hotel as a night light ..did she miss that?..also pretty sure max was not a senor and the story is based off a road tripe katzenberg or someone high up at disney took with their kid or grandkid or something a few years prior and they finally used it in a story...its exaggerated and give more lessons but basically it came from a real bonding moment and story and some of the realism comes from the fighting on road trips and happiness you share nostalgia memories wise

[@AmberBasti]

I love a Goofy Movie and I think my reasons are: the soundtrack, the bonding of father and son, the cute crush Max has and all the crazy but familier characters Goofy and Pete for example :D

[@strangescottvoiceacting5351]

A Goofy movie does a fantastic job of encapsulating why Goofy is one of the most relatable characters ever. A lot of us can feel like screw ups no matter how hard we try. He always tries to make up for it with a lovable personality and good intentions. Despite how far apart him and Max are at the beginning, and it is somewhat obvious they grow closer as father and son, it still is a heartwarming moment to see them getting along together. Also, this is the one movie with Pauly Shore that I can stand. I think that says a lot.

[@timothygenewong]

'A Goofy Movie' wins because it is so much better than it has any right or expectation to be. It has real heart. I believe the relationship between Goofy and Max and it's genuinely sympathetic. The soundtrack is amazing and the songs stand on their own while also being unique among the Disney renaissance films. (On a side note, I could also watch this film every day because it was the only VHS tape we had for two weeks when we had moved. I DID watch it every day for two weeks!) Overall, 'A Goofy Movie' effectively allows you to feel closer to a famous Disney character with a family drama that is relatable and believable. All without skimping on great music and fun comedy sequences.

[@LeahTackles]

YES! Definitely one of the most underrated soundtrack ever! My daughter is 7, but when she was 4 she was completely obsessed with Max & wrote him hundreds of letters & gave them to Goofy because she never met Max. Loved this!

[@fernandolenero8425]

I just love how relatable it is. It totally captures that dad awkwardness that we all face

[@StudioLindsay]

Just the other day I went to the mall and saw a Powerline T-shirt in two different stores. (I got one, of course.)

[@chelseabennett6639]

I remember Doctor Looney's Remedy! I used to watch this movie every day of summer vacation with my brothers :) It's actually my favorite Disney movie too, I think because it just perfectly captures what it felt like to be a kid in the 90s and the music just takes you right back :) Powerline forever!

[@alternativegirl25]

This and Hercules are 2 of my favourites. I absolutely LOVE the soundtrack for this movie, it was the first thing that connected me to it, I even have it on my Spotify, the opening for I2I gets me every time. Also I think the relationship between Max and Goofy is really sweet.

[@bluebillygrit1]

I could also watch this movie every day and never tire of it. It’s basically been my favorite Disney movie since I can remember. It’s a perfectly paced movie that never drags. And it’s aesthetically very pleasing as well. I also remember fast forwarding my vhs tape through the Parachute Express music video. I had so much disdain for it, it felt longer than the actual movie to me.

[@fredgwynn8933]

What do I love about a Goofy Movie: A dad and his son trying to understand each other. It's beautiful.

[@Oreo13Cookiez]

literally listen to Stand Out and I2I almost everyday ... still!!! Love It!

[@overlorddystroy4044]

I love the super genuine relationships and love between characters, be it the absolutely wholesome father-son love between Max and Goofy or the adorable Roxanne and Max relationship. Honestly, I just want more of both.

[@nicolewilliams8337]

I used to love that Dr. Looney short at the beginning of the movie. And A Goofy Movie is so underrated but like you said, a total cult classic for us 90s kids. The ability to connect to the movie made it that much better- parent issues, friend issues, girlfriend issues, you name it. Seriously the best.

[@arleyvid]

Yesss!! I was so excited when you said A Goofy Movie was your next down to disness!!! It's my favorite Disney movie it has the BEST soundtrack and it's all around just an amazing movie I'm happy it's finally starting to become more popular because I've been saying for years how underrated this movie is it's heartwarming, it's funny, it's 90s but I also feel like it's timeless

[@roshraines1983]

For me, it was the first movie I got to see with friends without my parents! They just dropped us off! It was amazing, and something that would never happen today! I was 12! I related to Max so much in this movie, that desire to be independent from my parents, but deep down knowing what they want is the best for me. Very universal themes for teens/preteens. I love down to Disness! Please do The great Mouse Detective or Home on the Range!

[@supersqueak]

A goofy movie is so underrated this movie was one of the realest most relatable movies that Disney has ever made which is weird to say considering it's about Goofy.

[@jynaya]

My vote for the next one: Who framed roger rabbit, Mary poppins, the aristocrats (not sure if these have already been done, I’ve seen so many at this point) Thanks Sarah, your amazing! 😀

[@hmksprouse]

I was a toddler when A Goofy Movie came out, and Max was my first crush. I was obsessed with it and made Max into an imaginary friend that I talked to all the time. Now I haven't re-watched it in years. I really should sit down and watch it again.

[@mishafry9068]

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[@hellofrebby]

a goofy movie is one of my all time favorites. it really changed how i felt about goofy and when i started meeting goofy in the parks he makes me cry every time! he reminds me so much of my grandfather (goofy is his favorite character) and the way he’s represented in the movie translates to the parks so well it makes me cry every time. i just love how wholesome he is.

[@islaythejabberwokky]

What I love about this movie is how genuine and heartfelt the father-son relationship between Goofy and Max is. It's a very real sort of conflict, where a parent wants desperately to reconnect with their child because they feel they are drifting away, and ends up driving them further away in the process. "Hi Dad" Soup makes me cry, and so does the scene near the end where the car is going down the river. "I'm not your little boy anymore! I've got my own life now!" "I know that, I just wanted to be part of it!" Gets me every time... AND YAAAAAS the soundtrack!! Stand Out and I 2 I are downloaded on my phone as we speak. This movie and Oliver and Company (Why Should I Worry and Streets of Gold are THE BEST) are the two Disney soundtracks that I regularly legitimately jam to, not just because they're songs from a Disney movie soundtrack. And of course, I love it because of nostalgia... A Goofy Movie was one of the ones I watched repeatedly as a kid.

[@kelseyodette]

A Goofy movie is just one of those movies that makes me remember my childhood. Like a few years ago I came across it on DVD at a store and was like mmm I'm going to buy it went home and watched it 3 times in a row! No matter how many times I watch it, it never gets old! PLUS I was obsessed with Goofy when I was younger so that probably also fuled my love for this movie!

[@chiquita2012621]

TBH Stand Out is just one of those Disney songs that as soon as it comes on you can't help but 1.) Instantly be put in a better mood and 2.) BELT out EVERY SINGLE lyric and dance move you know

[@rebstrike4507]

0:47 From what I understand, its actually on his last day of his freshman year.

[@meekomar5312]

The amount of times that I watched this movie and bounced around the living room to Doctor Looney's Remedy when I was a kid probably drove my parents insane. Probably one of my favorite movies as a kid, and still something I love and quote even now. Really enjoying that it's getting such a resurgence in pop culture, too!

[@tysonmontgomery3849]

I still have the original VHS of A Goofy Movie and when I occasionally pop it in, I still sing every word to "Dr. Looney's Remedy". I've found I love the nostalgia factor of Disney VHS tapes and prefer watching them when I can, as opposed to my "better quality" DVDs, Blu Rays and digital copies of the film.

[@BloodyRomance1313]

At its core, this movie is very sweet and it’s really a coming of age story for both Goofy and Max as they come to terms with each other despite the coming changes.

[@jessicagrace7065]

For YEARS I thought I had hallucinated Dr Looney’s Remedy and it drove me crazy that I couldn’t figure it out, then I decided to rewatch my VHS of A Goofy Movie and got waaaayy too hype when the song started

[@AsiaTheSailor]

my brother and I would replay doctor looney’s remedy over and over again for HOURS

[@Freaksoftheinternet]

I legit almost started crying with the nostalgia at the end of this video.

[@carleybisson9796]

A Goofy Movie is literally so freaking amazing!! The soundtrack is marvelous in every way :) The relationship between Max and Goofy is very relatable and makes you cherish and look back on moments with your family. Have a great day :)

[@justanotherartist274]

As a kid Goof Troop was my jam!!!!

[@eMMiillyy21]

Omg I thought I was the only person who remembers dr. Looney's remedy. Pick up your knees! High as you please! That VHS tape is gold. I'm glad you appreciate a goofy movie just as much as I do!

[@nutc11]

I think it is not only the soundtrack but the growth of Goofy and Max's relationship as a father and son help the movie become a cult classic. I mean, that relationship then becomes seen in The Goofy Movie, House of Mouse, Mickey's Once and Twice Upon a Christmas, and however else they are showcased. Huey, Dewey, and Louie get a familial relationship as well but it is not as close as a father and son one.

[@moonchild971]

I used to watch this movie every week when I was 6 it’s such a big part of my childhood I love it so much

[@juliewilliams9086]

It’s the best!!!!! Soundtrack makes it. Plus the whole teen angst journey to understanding and appreciating a parent ... that’s a universal storyline. Love you!

[@PandaJohn71]

I love the bond that develops between Goofy and Max during this film...and I wish I could have that kind of bond with my own father but it isn't an easy thing to develop in real life when you don't see eye to eye. I think that is one of the biggest things that draws me to the movie. The only other major things: Roxanne and the soundtrack.

[@jackielevine4638]

Pauly shore was hilarious! Also the perfect cast was everything. Not to mention the auditorium scene with the “Stand Out” song. Best song ever and bomb dance moves lol.

[@jenneyefer86]

It's so crazy to hear as an adult that so many other people love this movie as much as I do, I always thought I was one of a few people who even remembered it lol! I have to agree the soundtrack is what makes this movie amazing for me

[@waters228_91]

I was 4 when this film first came out, and I enjoy it even more as a young adult. Great to know it's getting the credit it deserves to this day.

[@JoannaVolavka]

This movie came out right when I started to go through the beginnings of butting heads with my parents and early adolescence and it just hit me in a relatability-way more than any princess movie could. Awkward parent relationship when you're starting to grow up was way more real to me than fairytale prince rescue. And that music was SO CATCHY. It was like putting early 90s pop into a bottle with lightning. (This is also one of my faves, along with Emperor's New Groove.)

[@RachaelMortician]

I totally remember Dr. Looney's Remedy! ^.^ The reason I love this movie is because you don't see very many father, son (or family) movies from Disney. Pixar is great at it, but you never see this side from Disney. You see real father-son moments, arguments, love, Max just being a typical teenager. What I've learned growing up and watching this movie is you kind of shift from Max's POV to Goofy's POV and you better understand where Goofy is coming from and how great of a dad Goofy is to Max!

[@pinkwinterprincessEri]

Hi dad soup 🍜

[@razkable]

it would hit me in the feels harder if max did not change the map

[@worldofcathy]

Awww yess!!! Dr.Looney 😭😭😭 one of the best part of having an older brother is being raised with the same Disney movies as he and of course getting all the awesome VHS passed on to me like A Goody Movie, a family favorite and brings so much nostalgia I couldn’t agree more.

[@OLGMC]

When Max performs for his school Mickey Mouse is sitting in the audience amongst the students, another fun easter egg 😁

[@user-jb1ie8qc7y]

I was in high school when this came out, and I remember seeing it in theaters like 3 or 4 times. I think the coming-of-agey-ness the teen crush theme... the complicated father issues, etc. REALLY resonated with me... the whole aesthetic of it was just completely perfect... and I obsessed about the soundtrack too. I really wished they had released a whole Powerline CD! I would have been ALL up on that!!!! (btw, it's my favorite Disney movie too!) Thanks for doing this!

[@xCanYouFeelTheLovex]

I definitely have the first release and saw the music video. It was so awesome. I think what I love about this movie, is that the young and old can relate to it. It's a lot like Finding Nemo in that way, because I remember having similar reactions to both. As a kid, you think "Aw man, Goofy/Merlin are soooo embarrassing." Yet, when you get older, you realize they're just loving dads and they care about their sons and be grateful!

[@marielveganbeauty]

I LOVE that you made this Down to Disness about A Goofy Movie!! It's also my favorite Disney movie for just about the same reasons as you. This came out when I was in the 5th grade so I was just the right age to become obsessed with it. I owned it on VHS and I loved singing to the Dr. Looney's bit. I never skipped it. What made me love the movie so much was the complex father-son relationship, the cute/awkward romance between Max and Roxanne (perfect tween fodder), and the music. I2I and Stand Out are perfect 90's jams.

[@halliew7251]

YES! I remember that music video! My family still has the vhs with that song on it! I love that movie so much! The nostalgia, being able to relate to Max, the Easter eggs, and just the funniness of the whole movie!

[@SpotSwims]

Omg its been months!!!!! Ive been waiting for a new episode! Thank you!

[@MollyChristine23]

OH MY GOD!! I seriously remember that music video before it! I can't believe! I have thought about that music video a lot in my life and have never been able to find it online any where because I didnt know what it was called or remember any of the words to it or anything, I just remember what it looked like. I am seriously mind blown right now that you mentioned it and freaking out! It was just always this weird memory I had from my childhood that I thought I'd never see again. Thank you for bringing a bit of my childhood back! Now I gotta watch it.... and the goofy movie!

[@YanaBana79]

I vote for Sword in the Stone!

[@henrypedraza5351]

I remember my mom took my to see A Goofy Movie in theaters when I was 9. I didn't have the original VHS! I remember that little music video before the movie! It's just a really fun movie that remains me of my childhood.

[@loveguard97]

I still have my original VHS tape and jam to Dr. Looney’s Remedy every time 😂

[@LaurensTravels]

“I never cared much for Goofy” HUH? He’s gotta be the best in the fab 5 for sure.

[@SarahSterling]

He's just not my thing! But it's funny because I love A Goofy Movie!

[@LaurensTravels]

Sarah Sterling His cartoon shorts are some of the best, although Donald has some great ones too.

[@brittanyjohnson7718]

Oh my gosh my sister and I still sing Dr. looneys 🤗 So good. LOVE A Goofy Movie!

[@disdainbrook]

Oh my god, I haven't thought about Doctor Looney's Remedy in over a decade! I had to immediately go watch it as soon as you mentioned it, haha. Thanks for the trip down memory lane! (And for another fantastic Down to Disness!!)

[@miriamcq]

YASSSSS!! Finally!!!!!! I'm soo pumped!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What I absolutely looove about A Goofy Movie is that is so relatable. Goofy is not a perfect parent, Max is in his typical "I'm ashamed of my dad" teenage years and can't articulate a word when he talks to the girl he likes, everyone goes completely nuts for Powerline (for a good reason, have you seen him?) like we go nuts for Beyoncé or Bruno Mars...

[@shystrangeandmanic]

I love the soundtrack and all the sort of Disneyland references at the possum park

[@joejill51lala]

Love this movie so much! I have it on VHS and still watch the tape to this day. A classic indeed.

[@seaprincess91]

WOAH I had totally forgotten about Dr. Looney's Remedy, but that clip brought it all back! 🤯

[@blaisewinterhalter2758]

Ok! I am excited! Thanks for the surprise upload Sarah kudos for uploading this at 12am our time

[@dwtsfanatic17]

I am so glad you did Goofy Movie and referenced Dr Looney! My fam and I took an RV trip when I was younger and watched the original VHS at least 10 times during that trip, so it brings back so many amazing memories :)

[@joewalker378]

Love love love Down to Disness please never stop doing them. Would love to see A Bugs Life next month.

[@Lizardbabyy]

My sisters and I all love this movie! The soundtrack is the best! The only note I would make is max is only about 14 in this movie, he’s not about to go to college. Goofy wants to bond with him because he is afraid he will end up in prison if he stays on the same track he is on. Lots of fun information though. I wish we had that love ballad.

[@karenginther6110]

This is one of my favourite Disney movies. Thanks for making this video.

[@belbubs]

This is such a good movie. I was 15 when it came out and my 2 year old sister and I watched it every day for a good while and I haven't seen it since. Fast forward to around 22 years later, I played it for my four year old son for the first time and low-and-behold....Still know all of the lyrics to Nobody Else But You! I love that he loves it now! Thank you for doing one of my most favorite & cherished movies! 😍 You're an Awesome Possum!

[@TheMightyYiffer]

OMG! Thank you for mentioning the Dr. Loony song! I had forgotten about it! I found it here on KZbin and I somehow remembered the words!

[@smileygirl1235]

I totally remember Dr. looneys song!!! So funny that you showed a sample of that. You just brought me back to childhood.

[@DessMelissa]

Oooooh my gosh!!! Yes I totally remeber that! This was awesome, and what I think was like the thing that made me love A Goofy Movie, was the like single parent with single child relationship showcased so well, plus cheese wiz. Thanks for doing this one it was awesome!

[@xaiver27]

Dr. Looney!! I had completely forgotten about that until I saw it again and the memories came flooding back! Haha

[@rachelgagne6901]

YESSS!!! I have been waiting for this Down to Disness!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I’m obsessed with A Goofy Movie & Max & Powerline! Legit i2i is my get pumped song for any situation! For me, I think this movie just ticked everything you could have on any Disney movie list. It’s not just for kids, for teens, or for adults-it’s literally for every age group! That’s what has really made it stand the test of time. As a kid, loving the goofiness of Goofy & all the crazy things that happen to them. As a teenager, totally relating to Max & being embarrassed by your parents & yearning for independence. As an adult, realizing that your parents are actually awesome human beings & so worth going out of your way to spend time with & get to know on other levels. The other points you mentioned are the same for me as well-the nineties vibes, the amazing soundtrack. What I loved especially as a kid was that it was such good, like, regular...? music but somehow also so Disney at the same time. Like, what more could a Disnerd want?! Also, I had the hugest crush on Max (still kinda do lol) & was a bit traumatized when I got older & first realized he’s a dog... Lastly, Goofy not sounding like Goofy?! Wow, that would’ve been horrible.

[@KamillaFjeld]

Yes!! I’ve been waiting for this one. Best movie 😍

[@findingdisney9016]

Yay! I’ve been wondering when you were going to do A Goofy Movie! I’ve heard you mention many times on your channel that it’s your favorite! It is definitely one of mine as well! I graduated in 1998, so I was a little older when it came out. I absolutely love the sound track! I remember a guy friend of mine loving it too but he was too embarrassed to walk into the CD store and buy it😂..... so he gave me the money and I bought it for him. We jammed out the soundtrack as soon as we got in the car! Memories.....

[@TheFinfrockenstein]

I still have my VHS of A Goofy Movie, and you BETTER believe I always watch Dr. Looney’s Remedy before watching the actual movie.

[@swordface9888]

Love a goofy movie!!!! Definitely remember all the words to doctor looneys remedy! Goofy has always been my favorite fab five member so the movie hold a special place for me because of that. He is kind, hilarious and never gives up which I admire. My heart is always filled when I watch it because there is so much spirit and the music was killer.

[@HighTechWizard]

I just went on a mental trip when you mentioned Doctor Looney, jeez, I forgot how crazy that music video was. xD Lots of fun to watch, loved it!

[@virginiavass1597]

Thank you for covering my favorite movie!! I don't know what it is (maybe it's my 20 some odd years crush on Max), but this movie makes me feel so giddy inside. It's a simple story that has a lot of heart and is very relatable. The music is a masterpiece and honestly, I want more Powerline. Like a full album. I'm convinced Disney is noticing the love around this movie more and more and I can't wait to see their reaction to this.

[@Channel-rh7lh]

I love the writing, the soundtrack, and everything.

[@CourtneyTomesch]

OMGGG!! I totally forgot about Dr Looneys Remedy until you mention it. that brought back so many memories.

[@tessahatchett]

A Goofy Movie is my favorite, I've waited all my life for this episode

[@tessahatchett]

(and I also remember Dr Looney's Remedy)

[@brifal]

I'm so happy you made a "Down to Disness" episode on this movie! It is definitely my favorite Disney movie too- the one I go to when I'm feeling sad and really need a pick-me-up. I definitely think the exquisite soundtrack is a big influencer as to why this film is loved by so many- MJ and Prince were still booming well into the 90s and beyond (my knowledge is a bit more limited on Bobby Brown lol), and I think Powerline's sound was just so fun and exciting like MJ and Prince's music, it evoked a sense of nostalgia as you said, even though MJ and Prince were still around at the time. I feel like the movie kind of just transported you. I also think the whole "Stand Out" scene was a big reason why I loved the movie so much. The idea of being this super cool rockstar and performing in front of your whole high school and everything loving what you're doing was something I really loved and wanted to experience myself; that exhilarating moment of such high energy. And I think it's also because you get so emotionally invested in Max and Goofy, not just in their father-son bond, but in each of them individually. You root for Max throughout the film, and you want him to get to the Powerline concert so he can impress Roxanne and they can finally admit that they like each other. At the same time, you're also rooting for Goofy, and hoping that he will finally reach this goal he has to strengthen his relationship with his son before he leaves for college and Goof is left alone. You root for them individually in different parts of the film, and then when they finally come together with the stronger bond than what they had at the start of the film, you have this sense of fulfillment and happiness that you were able to witness this amazing story between a father and his son.

[@madisonlickfeldt2725]

OH MY GOD I’ve been trying to remember/figure out what that music video was for years!! Thank you!! 😆

[@jennifercampbell2512]

For me it's the antimated movie that my brother and I quote alot and at ten years old it was one of the last that I felt a true childlike connection too. The college slant made me think/know "oh yeah when I go to college life will be cool!" In the truest 90s definition of the word. There's a bit more that makes me love this movie, but it's too personal for here. Thank you so much for this one. Good luck with VEDA 2018!

[@kaisanchez5202]

Yessss i still have the vhs and still know all the words to the song😁 "all you got to do is get in the grove!"

[@Sarahgirl1610]

OH MY GOD. This is also my favorite movie! Also I remember Dr. Looney's Remedy! I gasped when it showed up on screen!

[@Foustdoodles98]

I remember Dr. Looney's remedy!! I still have that VHS tape that you are talking about! It still works and still plays just like always, I've taken very good care it. Knowing other people remember Dr. Looney's Remedy by Par a shoot Express is so cool!!! 😁💖💖

[@peytonolivarria]

I had the original VHS release! I will never forget that song or video!!!

[@KEJosephFavorites]

When i was 14 i saw Hairspray on broadway and Tevin Campbell was playing Seaweed. I like to say I’ve seen Powerline live ;)

[@jk9817]

I loved this movie growing up! This video brought back great memories. And I loved finding out that goofy and I are from the same state :)

[@skylerbohling8809]

✨A Goofy Movie was one of my first VHS tapes I got as a child lol, I was born in 99’ so DVD’s didn’t really come in to play till I was six. I loved it (still love it) I would quote it (still do this too) all the time. Every summer my family would drive twelve hours in a minivan to Maine to visit family so the road trip definitely resonated with me and the film makes me crack up to this day. I feel like once I got to high school I got the emotional bit a lot more as well. Definitely a fave of mine. (Btw love the video Sarah, if you’re reading this lol)💖✨

[@lizswhackyworld9498]

This movie is literally one of my favourite Disney movies ❤️

[@docthegaffer]

I don't remember much about it but I remember how remarkably funny it was. I guess I should watch it again.

[@lucindamobley5492]

I'm with you Sarah. I can't quite explain why I love this movie so much either. It's one of those movies that was just made so well that it makes you very happy. I will say that the waterfall scene makes me think of my daddy though. Every time I watch it now I burst into tears and think to myself that if I were ever in a situation like that they he would try to protect me. I know he loves me and I love him even considering the fact that the both of us are not perfect in the slightest.