

Eric Kimelton and Christopher Ninness explore the making of A Goofy Movie, featuring insights from Bill Farmer and Jeffrey Katzenberg, alongside archival footage.
“The unlikely journey that inspired a generation.”
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Eric Kimelton and Christopher Ninness explore the making of A Goofy Movie, featuring insights from Bill Farmer and Jeffrey Katzenberg, alongside archival footage.
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Eric Kimelton and Christopher Ninness guide audiences through the making of A Goofy Movie, a 1995 animated film that initially struggled at the box office but later gained a devoted following. The documentary features interviews with key figures such as Bill Farmer and Jeffrey Katzenberg, alongside rare archival footage from the production at Walt Disney Animation Studios. It addresses the challenges faced by the creative team and the film's lasting impact on a generation, culminating in its 30th anniversary release on Disney+.
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Why Watch
- See interviews with cast and crew from A Goofy Movie
- Find out about the film's cult following
- Watch rare archival footage of the production
Did You Know
- The film premiered on May 4, 2024, at the DocLands Documentary Film Festival.
- Not Just a Goof was released on Disney+ on April 7, 2025, exactly 30 years after A Goofy Movie.
- The documentary received a 100% positive rating from 11 critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Eric Kimelton is the nephew of A Goofy Movie director Kevin Lima.
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When did Not Just a Goof premiere?
Not Just a Goof premiered at the DocLands Documentary Film Festival on May 4, 2024.
Who directed Not Just a Goof?
Not Just a Goof was directed by Eric Kimelton and Christopher Ninness.
What is the release date of Not Just a Goof on Disney+?
Not Just a Goof was released on Disney+ on April 7, 2025.
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