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Dance of the Goofys
Studio:
Disney Television Animation
Release Date : May 22, 1999
Series:
Silly Symphony
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Cumulative rating:
(2 ratings submitted)
Associated Studio(s)
Walt Disney Television Animation (Australia) Pty. Ltd.
Synopsis
As they do every night, the Goofy Fairies come out to close all the flowers. When the goofiest Goofy Fairy causes his boss to be captured by a young boy with mad scientist ambitions, he must overcome his goofy shortcomings and come to the rescue before his boss becomes a science project.
Characters
Goofy
Credits
Director
Tony Craig
Roberts "Bobs" Gannaway
Story Editor
Kevin D. Campbell
Writer
Roberts "Bobs" Gannaway
Included in:
Mickey's House of Villains
Television
Mickey MouseWorks (Season 1, Episode 3)
DVD
United States
Mickey's House of Villians
Technical Specifications
Original Language: English
Original Country: United States
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From
Jon Cooke
:
Kind of slow starting, but the action picks up once a Goofy fairy tries to save the leader of the Goofy fairies from a bug-collecting kid.
From
Juan F. Lara
:
Shouldn't that be "Goofies"? This was the only short in this episode that I liked. Well, actually I didn't care much for the first half of this short. They weren't really parodying "Fantasia" here. Just imitating it using a lot of Goofys, and doing a lot of slapstick. I thought all of the short was going to be like this. But things got really interesting when the kid ( a HUMAN kid surprisingly enough ) showed up.This was the only short that had real danger. I liked how the makers darkened the mood with the first shots of inside the kid's room, and the artists did a good job making the kid look creepy. So I cared enough to pay attention to the action when the fairy and the king try to escape, the sight gags in theses scenes seemed more inspired than in the other shorts. It was also fun seeing the king brought down a few notches in the course of the second half. The soundtrack had only music ( reminding me a lot of "Bumble in the Jungle" from Craig and Gannaway's "Timon and Pumbaa" ), solving the problem of too much takling that the other shorts had. DYN: Hope the kid's got a good explanation for that skull.
From
John Renard
:
I felt this was good with the Fantasia parody/imitation until the Toy Story parody/imitation kicked in. I thought it was funny when the goofys were being eaten by the frogs, but I really thought this short was lacking. (One of the more suspenseful ones, though.)
From
Aaron
:
One of the best of the MMWW cartoons! This one is just plain fun and clever! I loved the music and scenery played and shown at the beginning! It reminded me a lot about Fantasia. Those Goofies reminded me of Goofy as Puck! HILARIOUS. The flower opening reminded me of the Goofies being insects. Things got EVEN better in the episode when a creepy looking boy kidnaps the leader of the Goofies. They did a GREAT job making the boy look like a fiend. And the rest of this episode is priceless.
From
Billy Joe
:
This short interests me because it is similar to an animated Fantasia sequence. Is it funny? Yes, because it includes Goofy(s).