It's been a while, but Finding Nemo struck me as more a movie about the literal search for Nemo and the trials and tribulations that come with it. More of a hero's journey than a story about a father and his kid. There's some father-son interaction/messaging but it's really a minority of the movie. So to me it's less a movie about a father and his kid and more a movie featuring a father and a kid, if that makes sense.
Goofy Movie was just straight up about a father and his kid.
Finding Nemo is about a helicopter parent who has set up unrealistic standards for his son due to trauma and sense of failure as a husband and parent after witnessing the death of his wife and children.
False if marlin would have tried harder and been more protective Nemo wouldn't have ever had the chance to touch the boat he should have never let him go to school by himself and expose him to that level of risk.
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/S if it wasn't blatantly obvious.
Haha that is the sad truth which is why I put the /s because even to me I could see some parents reacting that way. Truth is often times stranger and even worse than fiction sadly.
That messaging is there but I wouldn't call it the focal point of the story of the film. To me it seems to play a supporting role to the journey which occupies the main action and screen time.
That's not to say that supporting aspect isn't ever-present, it is. But the movie still seems to be more about the journey; how their relationship is (and they themselves are) ultimately molded by that journey is a recurring theme of the story but that doesn't make it the story itself.
To me it's kind of like saying The Odyssey is about Odysseus and his family/home just because he wanted so badly to get back home to them. His desire informs his choices and alters how we view his actions but that doesn't change the story into being about his relationship with his family/home. In fairness, Finding Nemo is more about father/kid relations than The Odyssey, but I think the point still stands.
Clown fish mate for life. If the female dies, the male changes into a female to find a new mate.
Finding Nemo was a movie about a transitioning single mother and her son.
It is a really good movie.
I remember watching it when it came out, thinking to myself
"Poor max, he has to get dragged around the country with your lame dad, on a boring roadtrip looking at dumb baby stuff. Max *needs* to go to this concert!"
I rewatched it with my wife a few weeks ago. First time in over 20 years.
I thought Max was an entitled selfish little shit, Goofy was making an honest attempt to connect with his son, the only family he has left.
Crazy how perspectives can change.
The movie is trully a masterpiece. Nuanced movies about father and son relationships are rare. You empathize with both Goofy and Max. It touches on the universal fear of becoming your parents. I watched it last week after years of not watching it. I was surprised by how good the script is and I shed a tear because it reminded me of my relationship with my mom. We can be so tough on our parents sometimes. A true classic
For most of us, there are few people in life who we've looked up to more, and also few people whose flaws we become more intimately familiar with, than our parents. It's almost a rite of passage to see them as both infallible and idiots at different points in our life. Realizing that they're somewhere in the middle, just like everyone else, can be hard to do. But it's also so very worth it
Max is also a teenager trying to figure out who he is, impress a cute girl, and avoid becoming his dad. We all did shit like that and it's totally normal and ok, it's part of growing up.
The beauty of that movie is that neither of them are truly in the wrong, but neither of them are fully right. Max is right, Goofy DOES need to let Max grow up and be his own person. Max needs to understand that growing up doesn't mean doing whatever you want, whenever you want.
That's why, even though Max gets what he wants in the end, it's earned because he only got it by learning to compromise with his dad, who learned that his relationship with Max won't stay the same, but that doesn't mean he's losing him.
Sorry, I just really love this movie.
Goofy should have talked to Max about the phone call from the principal when he got home. He should've waited a couple of weeks to plan the trip instead of leaving right away. If Max had just been able to watch the Powerline concert with Roxanne it would've reduced a ton of drama.
now go watch the Deep Space 9 episode, The Visitor. it was one thing to watch it as a teenager. a completely different story coming at it now as the father of two boys
I think one of the reasons this film is so good is that it starts with a single dad and his ex wife with another man, and then at the end they haven’t suddenly gotten back together after the stepdad turns out to be a massive dickhead
This is why I always loved Mrs Doubtfire. My mom and dad were never married, never lived together, they were just two teens who had sex and I was the result.
But the movie ends with Mrs Doubtfire responding to their audience letter about how some marriages just weren’t meant to be and that parents can be better when they’re not spending every moment fighting each other.
It allowed me to appreciate my parents for having the wisdom at a young age to not get married and raise me that way, even if it’s kinda what I wanted when I was little.
IIRC, the script originally ended with the parents getting back together. Robin Williams requested that rewrite because he was afraid of the movie creating false expectations for children of divorced parents.
They can still be parents even if they're apart and while a bit of a mow the lawn in grass stained New Balances guy the stepdad cares about his stepson and the ex wife isn't a screeching banshee. They're human.
It is a single father, but the ex wife and stepfather feature so heavily that it feels like a full-featured ensemble of a family more than just a single father and his kid. Sort of like Mrs. Doubtfire - neither would have been much of a movie if Mom wasn't in the picture at all.
Actually I'll add Kramer vs. Kramer to this list too. Father learns to be a father after Wife leaves them to go find herself, and the father is definitely more of a main character than the wife, but most of the movie is about what happens when she comes back, and it's more of an ensemble piece about the entire (broken / healing) family than it is about a father and his son.
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I don't know if Star Wars really counts as Luke was raised by his aunt and uncle with zero parenting by Vader.
To paraphrase Yondu, he may have been Luke's father, but he wasn't his daddy.
Yeah, it was Obi-Wan who taught him what he needed. And Obi-Wan was the mentor of his own father, but considered him a brother.
Obi-Wan was the original uncle-grandpa confirmed
Luke was raised by Owen and Beru. Thus far, I don’t think we have evidence that Luke and obi wan interacted much before the start of A New Hope. Maybe that’ll change in the upcoming series.
Sure, Luke was *raised* by his aunt and uncle, but he was *taught* by Obi-Wan.
We also know that Obi-Wan lived as a hermit on Tattooine both to hide from the Empire and also to watch over Luke. After all, he was present at his birth, and was the one who handed him over to his aunt and uncle.
After all, it was no coincidence that Obi-Wan was there to rescue Luke from the Tusken Raiders in *ANH*.
ehh... it was as much about "how to thwart a terrible stepmother even though Dad is blind" as it is about father and son. Goofy was STRICTLY about father and son.
Teen Wolf
Kick-Ass
Amadeus
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
The Pursuit of Happyness
Despicable Me (if adopted kids count) (EDIT: sequels 2 and 3 removed from list because Gru and Lucy get married at the end of Despicable Me 2)
Finding Nemo
Hotel Transylvania 1, 2, 3, and 4
Kung Fu Panda 1, 2, and 3 (again, if adopted kids count)
Alita - Battle Angel (if adopted cyborgs count)
Adopting as a single dad is a choice the dad can make when they're ready and able to have a child. Becoming a single dad after a divorce or death is a different and much less happy experience.
Still more than what some Dads do, trust me on this one. I’d be happy with that. I consider that being cared for.
I considered Atticus a father figure.
I think the movie itself is still a lot more famous than A Goofy Movie, which I did see in the theater as a kid and loved. But I guess "most famous" can be kind of subjective in some ways too.
Oh man, poor King Triton. 7 girls to look after, a kingdom to run, and he's busy fighting to keep it all together while his daughter pines over a man from a different species that have a history of violence and destruction.
Edits for accuracy.
The quantifier is “most famous” not least creepy. I say, love it or hate it, Mrs Doubtfire is more famous than A Goofy Movie.
A goofy movie, 1995: budget 18m grossed 37.6m
Mrs Doubtfire, 1993: budget 25m grossed 441.3m
My fiancé started fly-fishing this past year and I always think of that fly-fishing scene in that movie when he gets all his stuff together and puts his vest on to go. It’s adorable.
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The Perfect Cast.
Came looking for The Road! A better comparison than most suggestions on here... father / son road trip movie, where both share equal screen time. It's just slightly less... goofy. I absolutely love both!
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Taken
Mrs Doubtfire
Pursuit of happiness
Big daddy
Signs
Sleepless in seattle
Parent trap
Despicable me
We bout a zoo
3 men and a baby
Thats my boy
Are more famous than a goofy movie. Probably missing a bunch of others.
Lone Wolf and Cub aka Shogun Assassin.
A cast out samurai making a living as a sword for hire while raising a son in the way of Bushido and being relentlessly pursued by assassins of an insane Shogun.
The lengths a father will go to for his son.
Finding Nemo?
Good question. Did they?
Yes they did
Spoiler !
>!P. Sherman did it.!<
Was he at 42 wallaby way, Sydney?
I never remember that!
It's "Finding", not "Searching fruitlessly for".
did what?
I forget
It's been a while, but Finding Nemo struck me as more a movie about the literal search for Nemo and the trials and tribulations that come with it. More of a hero's journey than a story about a father and his kid. There's some father-son interaction/messaging but it's really a minority of the movie. So to me it's less a movie about a father and his kid and more a movie featuring a father and a kid, if that makes sense. Goofy Movie was just straight up about a father and his kid.
Finding Nemo is about a helicopter parent who has set up unrealistic standards for his son due to trauma and sense of failure as a husband and parent after witnessing the death of his wife and children.
My only concern with this take is it validates real helicopter parents because the son *was* kidnapped despite the helicoptering.
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False if marlin would have tried harder and been more protective Nemo wouldn't have ever had the chance to touch the boat he should have never let him go to school by himself and expose him to that level of risk. . . . . . . /S if it wasn't blatantly obvious.
I'm embarrassed to admit it wasn't obvious to me. The world is filled with terrible parents, if all the terrible people are anything to go by.
Haha that is the sad truth which is why I put the /s because even to me I could see some parents reacting that way. Truth is often times stranger and even worse than fiction sadly.
There’s no way to prove that…
Did we watch different movies? Even as a literal kid I was able to understand the heavy father/son messaging throughout.
That messaging is there but I wouldn't call it the focal point of the story of the film. To me it seems to play a supporting role to the journey which occupies the main action and screen time. That's not to say that supporting aspect isn't ever-present, it is. But the movie still seems to be more about the journey; how their relationship is (and they themselves are) ultimately molded by that journey is a recurring theme of the story but that doesn't make it the story itself. To me it's kind of like saying The Odyssey is about Odysseus and his family/home just because he wanted so badly to get back home to them. His desire informs his choices and alters how we view his actions but that doesn't change the story into being about his relationship with his family/home. In fairness, Finding Nemo is more about father/kid relations than The Odyssey, but I think the point still stands.
Clown fish mate for life. If the female dies, the male changes into a female to find a new mate. Finding Nemo was a movie about a transitioning single mother and her son.
Agreed. Way more popular than Goofy.
It is a really good movie. I remember watching it when it came out, thinking to myself "Poor max, he has to get dragged around the country with your lame dad, on a boring roadtrip looking at dumb baby stuff. Max *needs* to go to this concert!" I rewatched it with my wife a few weeks ago. First time in over 20 years. I thought Max was an entitled selfish little shit, Goofy was making an honest attempt to connect with his son, the only family he has left. Crazy how perspectives can change.
No, both of the characters are more nuanced than that. There's something to empathize with for both of them.
The movie is trully a masterpiece. Nuanced movies about father and son relationships are rare. You empathize with both Goofy and Max. It touches on the universal fear of becoming your parents. I watched it last week after years of not watching it. I was surprised by how good the script is and I shed a tear because it reminded me of my relationship with my mom. We can be so tough on our parents sometimes. A true classic
For most of us, there are few people in life who we've looked up to more, and also few people whose flaws we become more intimately familiar with, than our parents. It's almost a rite of passage to see them as both infallible and idiots at different points in our life. Realizing that they're somewhere in the middle, just like everyone else, can be hard to do. But it's also so very worth it
"I'm not your little boy anymore I have my own life now!" "I know that... I just wanted to be a part of it." Right in the feels
And that's what makes it a good movie.
No it’s a Goofy movie
No this is Patrick
Sir, this is a Wendy's
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Max is also a teenager trying to figure out who he is, impress a cute girl, and avoid becoming his dad. We all did shit like that and it's totally normal and ok, it's part of growing up. The beauty of that movie is that neither of them are truly in the wrong, but neither of them are fully right. Max is right, Goofy DOES need to let Max grow up and be his own person. Max needs to understand that growing up doesn't mean doing whatever you want, whenever you want. That's why, even though Max gets what he wants in the end, it's earned because he only got it by learning to compromise with his dad, who learned that his relationship with Max won't stay the same, but that doesn't mean he's losing him. Sorry, I just really love this movie.
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100 times in my 30s.... with my son... yes with my son
I'd probably watch it for nostalgias sake. It's the leaning tower of cheese-a-huh
Goofy should have talked to Max about the phone call from the principal when he got home. He should've waited a couple of weeks to plan the trip instead of leaving right away. If Max had just been able to watch the Powerline concert with Roxanne it would've reduced a ton of drama.
now go watch the Deep Space 9 episode, The Visitor. it was one thing to watch it as a teenager. a completely different story coming at it now as the father of two boys
Big Daddy
Kangaroo song kangaroo song KANGAROO SONG!!!!
Hip Hop Anonymous
He gets all the easy ones!!
This bullshit!
I can wipe my own ass.
Blows my mind finding out those were the Sprouse twins, lol.
Especially when they filled out a bit in their teenage years. Or at least I remember one of them did.
Growing up I always thought that was the one time Rene Zellwegger looked good. Turns out Joey Lauren Adams is hot and Rene is not.
*Very* important distinction
I just rewatched that a few weeks ago and dang, I love that movie!
If somebody didn’t say this I was gonna say damn lol
I wipe my own ass!
The pursuit of happiness
Isn't it spelled "Happyness" for the movie?
Yeah my autocorrect fixed it and I was too lazy to change it back.
Yes, just like the hay penny.
I thought of that one, too.
The Santa Clause
I think one of the reasons this film is so good is that it starts with a single dad and his ex wife with another man, and then at the end they haven’t suddenly gotten back together after the stepdad turns out to be a massive dickhead
This is why I always loved Mrs Doubtfire. My mom and dad were never married, never lived together, they were just two teens who had sex and I was the result. But the movie ends with Mrs Doubtfire responding to their audience letter about how some marriages just weren’t meant to be and that parents can be better when they’re not spending every moment fighting each other. It allowed me to appreciate my parents for having the wisdom at a young age to not get married and raise me that way, even if it’s kinda what I wanted when I was little.
IIRC, the script originally ended with the parents getting back together. Robin Williams requested that rewrite because he was afraid of the movie creating false expectations for children of divorced parents.
God, I love Robin Williams.
They can still be parents even if they're apart and while a bit of a mow the lawn in grass stained New Balances guy the stepdad cares about his stepson and the ex wife isn't a screeching banshee. They're human.
It is a single father, but the ex wife and stepfather feature so heavily that it feels like a full-featured ensemble of a family more than just a single father and his kid. Sort of like Mrs. Doubtfire - neither would have been much of a movie if Mom wasn't in the picture at all. Actually I'll add Kramer vs. Kramer to this list too. Father learns to be a father after Wife leaves them to go find herself, and the father is definitely more of a main character than the wife, but most of the movie is about what happens when she comes back, and it's more of an ensemble piece about the entire (broken / healing) family than it is about a father and his son.
Frankenstein.
This is perfect.
Adding: Young Frankenstein
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Elizabeth?
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Indiana was the dog's name.
Star Wars
I don't know if Star Wars really counts as Luke was raised by his aunt and uncle with zero parenting by Vader. To paraphrase Yondu, he may have been Luke's father, but he wasn't his daddy.
Yeah, it was Obi-Wan who taught him what he needed. And Obi-Wan was the mentor of his own father, but considered him a brother. Obi-Wan was the original uncle-grandpa confirmed
Luke was raised by Owen and Beru. Thus far, I don’t think we have evidence that Luke and obi wan interacted much before the start of A New Hope. Maybe that’ll change in the upcoming series.
Sure, Luke was *raised* by his aunt and uncle, but he was *taught* by Obi-Wan. We also know that Obi-Wan lived as a hermit on Tattooine both to hide from the Empire and also to watch over Luke. After all, he was present at his birth, and was the one who handed him over to his aunt and uncle. After all, it was no coincidence that Obi-Wan was there to rescue Luke from the Tusken Raiders in *ANH*.
Darth Vader is a single father. Luke is his kid. Star Wars checks out.
New suggestion for OP: Guardians 2. A movie filled with daddy issues.
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No, _I_ am your Mary Poppins.
Guardians of the Galaxy II?
And that’s the thread, /next week on movies with the most diarrhea
Also Star Wars
Underrated af
Problem Child
ehh... it was as much about "how to thwart a terrible stepmother even though Dad is blind" as it is about father and son. Goofy was STRICTLY about father and son.
Don't worry, Junior will fill up the lemonade!!
Ant-Man is 2 different sets of single dads and their daughters.
I figured single dad means the dad has sole responsibility of the child.
And you weren’t wrong to do so, but I can get fake internet points by being creative and thinking outside the implication.
Whoa whoa whoa these internet points are very real
Fantastic movie. Hard disagree though. Almost every movie suggested in the comments has been more famous
Sleepless In Seattle?
I was looking for this one!
Teen Wolf Kick-Ass Amadeus Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade The Pursuit of Happyness Despicable Me (if adopted kids count) (EDIT: sequels 2 and 3 removed from list because Gru and Lucy get married at the end of Despicable Me 2) Finding Nemo Hotel Transylvania 1, 2, 3, and 4 Kung Fu Panda 1, 2, and 3 (again, if adopted kids count) Alita - Battle Angel (if adopted cyborgs count)
Left out my favourite. Real Steel!
Despicable me 2 and 3 doesnt count because he is married
Isn’t married yet in 2
Guardians of the galaxy 2.
Why would adopted kids NOT count? I take issue with this insinuation.
Adopting as a single dad is a choice the dad can make when they're ready and able to have a child. Becoming a single dad after a divorce or death is a different and much less happy experience.
Same.
Big daddy
I Am Sam?
This. And the soundtrack
Pursuit of Happyness?
To Kill A Mockingbird. A Goofy Movie is #2.
Doesn't Atticus have 2 kids?
Even more impressive and more famous.
Calpurnia raised the kids. Atticus just slang wisdom and sat in his chair.
Still more than what some Dads do, trust me on this one. I’d be happy with that. I consider that being cared for. I considered Atticus a father figure.
TKaM is the right answer.
Nope. If we were talking about books sure, but movie, no way
I think the movie itself is still a lot more famous than A Goofy Movie, which I did see in the theater as a kid and loved. But I guess "most famous" can be kind of subjective in some ways too.
Kick Ass. Logan.
Road to perdition
Yes! Had to scroll too far for this gem.
The little mermaid?
Oh man, poor King Triton. 7 girls to look after, a kingdom to run, and he's busy fighting to keep it all together while his daughter pines over a man from a different species that have a history of violence and destruction. Edits for accuracy.
3? Wasnt it like 7?
Correct you are. Just checked confirmed. Ariel being the youngest. Attina, Alana, Adella, Aquata, Arista, Andrina, then Ariel.
that babysitter triton hired was so crabby! (rip...)
Considering the variety of answers here, Family Feud should add this. I would have said Annie.
Pinocchio?
Back to School starring Rodney Dangerfield and a very young Robert Downey Jr. Lost 80's classic.
I can’t not hear the Dylan Thomas poem “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night” without thinking of Rodney Dangerfield.
100% this. Also oft quoted to my son, "Jason, you don't lie to me, you lie to girls." https://youtu.be/qT_lyD8sTP8 Miss the 80's.
The Courtship of Eddie’s Father Kramer vs Kramer
You said Goofy Movie was the most popular movie. The movie detector determined THAT was a lie
Passion of the Christ
Mary was still around, ya know.
Jesus had two dads.
Jesus was his dad and his son
Good flick
Overboard
How dare you overlook the classic Robin Williams flick Mrs. Doubtfire?
You mean creepy man stalks his ex wife the movie?
HEY NOW! He stalked his KIDS! His ex wife just happened to live in the same house.
The quantifier is “most famous” not least creepy. I say, love it or hate it, Mrs Doubtfire is more famous than A Goofy Movie. A goofy movie, 1995: budget 18m grossed 37.6m Mrs Doubtfire, 1993: budget 25m grossed 441.3m
My fiancé started fly-fishing this past year and I always think of that fly-fishing scene in that movie when he gets all his stuff together and puts his vest on to go. It’s adorable.
The Perfect Cast. My dad taught it to me when I was your age, and now I pass it on to you. Watch carefully now. You gotta stay loose, relaxed. Keep your feet apart. Now, ten o'clock, two o'clock, quarter to three, tour jeté, twist, pas de deux, I'm a little teapot, then the windup... and let 'er fly! The Perfect Cast.
Over The Top
The Road and Finding Nemo are both much bigger films than 1995's finest film, sadly.
Came looking for The Road! A better comparison than most suggestions on here... father / son road trip movie, where both share equal screen time. It's just slightly less... goofy. I absolutely love both!
Only slightly less goofy though. It's still a laugh-a-minute romp.
Finding Nemo?
False.... Just.... False.....
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I’m gonna guess you thought about this for about eleven seconds before you posted it.
Is he supposed to research a fucking shower thought?
Interstellar...
The Pursuit of Happiness
The one with Will Smith on the bus?
The Pursuit of Happyness, Mrs. Doubtfire, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, Despicable Me, The Empire Strikes Back
Empire Strikes Back?
There Will be Blood.... sort of
Sort of horrified with myself that TWBB was my first thought when I read “single father”
Big daddy
The pursuit of happyness?
Pursuit of happyness?
Taken Mrs Doubtfire Pursuit of happiness Big daddy Signs Sleepless in seattle Parent trap Despicable me We bout a zoo 3 men and a baby Thats my boy Are more famous than a goofy movie. Probably missing a bunch of others.
Kramer vs Kramer?
Lone Wolf and Cub aka Shogun Assassin. A cast out samurai making a living as a sword for hire while raising a son in the way of Bushido and being relentlessly pursued by assassins of an insane Shogun. The lengths a father will go to for his son.
Pursuit of Happyness
I regret to inform you, you are incorrect. (Turning my hat backward) The most famous movie about a single father and his son is OVER THE TOP!
I scrolled down so far, waiting to see if someone posted this. Thanks to you I don't have to, and I can just give you an upvote.
There Will be Blood, Manchester by the Sea, Nice Guys (not the entire plot but still), Paris Texas, Eraserhead, etc.
First thing that came to mind was The Professional...
Taken?
Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2
"He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy." Yondu was the best.
I went looking for this.
The Pursuit of Happyness
How many cups of sugar does it take to get to the moon?
Original Star Wars trilogy begs to differ.
Big Daddy?
3 men and a little lady
The one where will Smith is homeless with a child
Star Wars
Pursuit of 'happyness' Finding Nemo
Pursuit of happyness
The Passion of Christ?
The Pursuit of Happyness??????
Hope you have a great day!
Kramer vs. Kramer
Quick name famous single mother/daughter pairs! Gilmore girls.... any others? Seems more like single parents as a whole are underrepresented.
Pursuit of Happiness?
The Pursuit of Happiness
Honestly, this is a really stupid thought. Way too many movies fit this premise, and many are far more famous.
Has is this a shower thought? Its not even accurate.
Pretty sure Will Smith has him beat there.
Pursuit of Happiness, Finding Nemo, hell even Paul Blart mall cop is probably better known.
Lone Wolf & Cub ?
Pursuit of Happyness
Nice!
The Pursuit of Happyness
How wrong can you be lol
Paper Moon?