A Goofy Movie ~ Eye to Eye Scene (HD)

stand out scene in HD

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im not sure if this will stay up but considering the older videos have been up for 12 years well see. enjoy!

[Shoopdawhop]

just fyi. y0utube's stupid detection system could one day forcefully mark this video as f0r k!ds. if that happens i wont be able to turn on comments again. but if it does i will likely repost it in 4k. i absolutely despise for kids disabling comments and comments being disable on auto generated music too. comments are everything. and what makes youtube what it is. i pretty much look the other way if i find a f0r k!ds video.

[saladman]

This song's got a lotta nerve slapping this hard

[victorflores]

This song had no business being this good

[JayPattTV]

I love how Goofy interrupted the whole set and Powerline was just sitting there like “Hol’ up, let him cook”

[mikedepue]

God. That moment when Roxanne sees Max on stage and realizes he wasn't lying to her and that he really was trying to get to the concert, her head sinking down into her knees as she feels the warmth wash over her like hot caramel on cold ice cream. It's just perfect. That's what the 90s felt like for a kid.

[jangonett]

Makes me smile when Powerline sees goofy dance and starts to mimic his dance. Really shows he’s down to earth.

[aaronmorton]

Moment of respect for Powerline not only handling the the random father and son showing up and rolling with it but also not missing a single note despite 2 very big unplanned explosions

[danielcunningham]

This needs to preserved in the Library of Congress

[kyuubitailedfox]

If we forget about the "romantic meaning" of the song, we can see that this is just what Goofy and Max needed: listen to each other's heart.

[SherryDoodlez]

Disney world should do a hologram Powerline concert

[darthnerdious]

As a kid I never understood how big of a deal this was as a parent now I completely understand why goofy is such a good dad

[Spitfire_]

1:53 I always interpreted Powerline's reaction as him recognizing the technique like once before his own dad taught him the perfect cast like how Goofy's dad taught him.

It's even better when Powerline coordinated the cast with Goofy.

[Riako]

I love that they had Bobby be the one that said "that goof kid aint there!" Instantly ready to throw him under the bus just in case he didnt show up. But the very moment Max DOES show up on stage, he hams it all up loudly shouting how he knew Max.

It really captured how High School was. People you thought were your friends were always ready to drop you at a moments notice.

[SammyWood]

Powerline concerts look so much better than any other concert ever

[KINFIN]

Infinite respect for Powerline adapting seamlessly to the clearly unplanned interruption as well as his and his backup dancers’ uncanny ability to learn choreography on the spot

[everbard]

Roxanne's expression at 2:25 is everything.

[KnottsBear-yTalesPreserved]

As a kid, I seriously thought they got Michael Jackson for this scene and I was excited seeing this. But I found out years later it was Tevin Campbell and man he did a banger of a job and a great singer I recommend checking out. This scene will always be one of my favorites in the film and I never fail to miss it.

[WhiteBladeZero]

Let's be real; Goofy turning his family's traditional fishing cast into a dance was one of the most coolest and badass things he's ever done.

[durrdeedeedz]

Tevin Campbell (Powerline’s voice) really doesn’t get enough credit as a singer. He’s phenomenal.

[seang]

The amount of goosebumps that covered my body after over probably 3 decades of not seeing this scene was crazy. The 90s was awesome man!