GOAT

Goat isn’t doing anything new story-wise, but it’s a fun and engaging underdog (or undergoat?) sports comedy that shines thanks to its wonderful production design and animation.

It’s not a good sign when we find ourselves admiring the background art more than what is happening in front of it, but it is more imaginative than the characters and story.

It's got the heart, humor, and wonderful animation to keep you entertained this holiday weekend.

The actual sports stuff feels a little sweatier, with too much clamor for each animal teammate to really pop. But Goat still leaps over the worst pitfalls of big-studio kid-centric animation. Where it counts, the movie knows just enough ball.

It’s a story with few surprises and mostly rudimentary emotional concepts, but is enlivened by artwork with colorful texture and a dynamic animation style.

Lovely visuals, but this is a rare miss from Sony Pictures Animation. Watch KPop Demon Hunters again, instead.

It’s not as funny as it thinks it is and tiresome in its overly familiar redemption arc.

Overall, the story itself isn't anything groundbreaking; it's a classic tale of overcoming adversity. But what's striking isn't that, but rather how the characters come to life. You can connect With all of them, especially the protagonist. The film made me feel many emotions. GOAT is easily one of the best Sony movies I've ever seen, and as an animation fan, I say that with conviction. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to see it.

My kids lovers this movie it showed them never to give up on your dream this movie was a inspiration

they put the screaming goat "meme" in this film im so done other than that its pretty good

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Not much of detail in this story. With its form developed like that, it is processed like fresh wojo X_Y