After having been surprised at the sudden change in direction in Disney's series of Goofy's shorts,with the movies now being made to help the US war effort,I started to become very interested in seeing where Goofy would go in his second "war era" short.
The plot:
Showing a caveman figure out how to cross a river by oar,the film then follows Goofy as he takes part in some of history's most famous navy adventure.
View on the film:
Moving at an astonishing pace,the screenplay,(written by sadly un-named writers) does not waste waste a single minute,as the film goes from hilariously showing a caveman Goofy (!) and an oddly,Christopher Columbus lookalike Goofy,to Goofy taking on the Japanese.
Whilst some moments of the movie are less then PC, (Goofy destroys the flag of Japan!)director Jack Kinney takes a delightful slap-stick approach with the animation,as Goofy goes from being a rather dim witted caveman,to finding himself accidentally walking the plank.
The plot:
Showing a caveman figure out how to cross a river by oar,the film then follows Goofy as he takes part in some of history's most famous navy adventure.
View on the film:
Moving at an astonishing pace,the screenplay,(written by sadly un-named writers) does not waste waste a single minute,as the film goes from hilariously showing a caveman Goofy (!) and an oddly,Christopher Columbus lookalike Goofy,to Goofy taking on the Japanese.
Whilst some moments of the movie are less then PC, (Goofy destroys the flag of Japan!)director Jack Kinney takes a delightful slap-stick approach with the animation,as Goofy goes from being a rather dim witted caveman,to finding himself accidentally walking the plank.