If they aren't constantly saying sorry, it's not Canada.
It started with the Tea Party, actually, the Dems made it worse once Obama was in office.
I mean, I sort of get what you're saying, but on the other hand all the Canadians I've ever encountered online have always been weirdly obsessed with being Canadian and how it makes them far better than stupid Americans. Usually followed by lol learn to take a joke, stupid American.
Replace Canadian with European and you'd literally have the same disposition.
One of my favorite lines from the movie along with "and how about SCIENCE......SLUMBER PARTIES!!!!"
Online Canadians seem to have a stick up their collective ass about how their country is "tEh BeSt." Maybe that attitude is more common in the big cities.
Goofy: I don't need to check the map, I trust my son. You know maybe Max isn't all the things you think a son should be, but he loves me
That's why the hot tub scene is amazing, in a movie that as a whole is fantastic (and also peak 90's in all the best ways). A Goofy Movie is way better than, like, half the movies that are considered to be part of the Disney Renaissance proper.
Really it's amazing how much effort got put into it. Like I said it was essentially a film version of Goof troop, and the only other theatrical movie based on a Disney afternoon cartoon and they went all in on it. They could have just as easily half assed the whole thing and called it a day but they didn't.
Yeah, it's mostly the bigger cities who do this, though it's inconsistant. Despite living in one of those hubs, we're extremely bitchy about our country about as much as the US, and have no qualms complaining about Cuckstin and the the clowns in the parliament as much as we do the other world leaders.
Everyone always quotes that scene but always leaves out Goofy’s response, with is just a simple “Yeah…” but really just says it all.
"Check the map, Goof!"
There's always time to talk about a goofy movie, it's one of those relics of the past that despite being a product of its time it will never be forgotten. Like X-men 92 Batman TAS or really any of the Disney afternoon/tv animated shows.
Oliver and Company was made in that weird period after they suffered a huge flop with The Black Cauldron and they went for "safer" movies with things that were more easily marketable, like cute talking animals and Billie Joel as a singing dog, and also it was the first Disney film to include real world product placement. They really needed to get something profitable while Universal and Don Bluth were eating their lunch with stuff like An American Tail and Land Before Time. Ironically, Disney bounced back in a big way while Bluth's later stuff sorta goes downhill from there.
