GOAT
You're never too small to dream big.
A small goat with outsized ambition gets called up to roarball, a full-contact, co-ed sport ruled by the fastest and fiercest animals alive, and the joke lands before a single play does.
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A small goat with big dreams gets a once-in-a-lifetime shot to join the pros and play roarball, a high-intensity, co-ed, full-contact sport dominated by the fastest, fiercest animals in the world.
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A small goat with outsized ambition gets called up to roarball, a full-contact, co-ed sport ruled by the fastest and fiercest animals alive, and the joke lands before a single play does. The premise is built for kinetic animated comedy: underdog scale set against oversized opponents, with a sport invented purely to make the mismatch as loud as possible. The tagline, that you are never too small to dream big, tells you how sincere the heart under the slapstick intends to be.
Aimed squarely at families, with enough visual invention and sports-movie momentum to keep the adults happily along for the ride. At 1h 40m it moves briskly, alternating gags with the training-and-tryout beats the genre runs on. Expect bright design, big collisions, and a warmth that never turns cynical. If you want something the whole room can cheer at on a weekend afternoon, this is a very easy yes.
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