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How to Hook Up Your Home Theater (2007)
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21 December 2007 (USA)
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Goofy tries to set up his new home theater in time for the big game, with disastrous results. | full synopsis
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(Credited cast)| Corey Burton | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
| Bill Farmer | ... | Goofy (voice) |
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6 min
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Attached to the theatrical release of National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007). It was originally supposed to be released with Enchanted (2007).
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Selecting the proper television is of utmost importance, and there are many models from which to choose.
[Goofy stops in front of a large television to his left; his cart rolls slowly to a stop against something just off-screen]
Narrator: Ahem... A conservatively-sized unit is the most prudent selection.
[Goofy looks to the right, and sees an even larger television, many times taller than the stack of items in his cart]
Goofy: [to the giant TV] I... love you.
[Goofy hugs against the gigantic television screen]
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[Goofy stops in front of a large television to his left; his cart rolls slowly to a stop against something just off-screen]
Narrator: Ahem... A conservatively-sized unit is the most prudent selection.
[Goofy looks to the right, and sees an even larger television, many times taller than the stack of items in his cart]
Goofy: [to the giant TV] I... love you.
[Goofy hugs against the gigantic television screen]
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References How to Ride a Horse (1950)
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things that has come out of the Disney animations studios in a LONG time, I'm sick of all the 3D stuff give me some good old looking animation (even if it was produced with 50% less paper), this is what Disney was built on, and what they do best. This is modern old school stuff, a great update of a classic. Awesome cartoon!!!!! I was pleasantly surprise when I sat down to see National Treasure 2, and there was a cartoon, I really expected one of the classics, I really thought they just cleaned up something from the vault until it started, then WOW! I think that Disney would be well suited to get back to their roots with this type of animation, and the story was one of the best of the old "How to..." with a great modern twist, I'd go back to see the movies, just to watch the cartoon again!