pixrox1 Review of Goofy and Wilbur

Goofy and Wilbur (1939)

Young city kids learn from this film that fish have . . .

[8/10 · 24 February 2022]

. . . tongues and uvulas. GOOFY AND WILBUR also suggest that American fresh water lakes are full of finned critters sporting upper and lower teeth. What is the motive for all of this Dizzy Nature misinformation? Perhaps the movie makers want to discourage swimming and fishing, freeing up U. S. youth to fritter away even more time watching Dizzy fare as they more quickly morph into immobile couch potatoes. This probably would enhance the Dizzy Bottom Line. Surveys show that since this film was foisted upon America's impressionable young, juvenile swimming has declined by 48%, while angling by minors is off a whopping 77%!