GOAT
Directed by Tyree DillihayA young anthropomorphic goat named Will Harris dreams of playing roar-ball, a high-intensity, animalistic version of basketball dominated by much larger, fiercer creatures. After a video of Will challenging the league's MVP, Mane Attraction, goes viral, he is recruited as a marketing tactic for the struggling Vineland Thorns.
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- ss441d agoWe all agree that Mane was Dillon Brooks right?
- Marshall MooreFebruary 27, 2026Loved it Just cause you small doesn't mean you can't be the key to something
- gtx2hMarch 11, 2026Peak movie
- debster2532d agoAn easy watch. My 12 year old enjoyed it.
- DavChar5d agoThis was an entertaining movie, but not particularly memorable. A goat wants to be a professional roarball player (basketball but in weirdly dangerous arenas), but is considered on the small side. Again, entertaining in the moment but forgettable.
- samlehnMarch 15, 2026Best movie I've seen in a long time, there better be a 2nd goat movie. This was the best I live how they added how kids talk today. And never give up no matter your size or difficulties you have
- ju7nkh5d agoDREAM BIG!!
- mhamreus6d agoFor a kids’ animated film, it sneaks up on you. The bones are a little uneven with all the legacy and rivalry threads, but honestly? The energy carries it. And that’s where it wins. It leans into the absurdity just enough to make it feel fresh, instead of formulaic. That league? Kinda awesome. The over-the-top courts, the exaggerated rules, the anything-goes vibe. It feels like someone mashed up playground imagination with pro sports ego and just let it rip. You start off thinking it’s a gimmick, and by the end you’re like, “Alright… I’d watch a whole season of this.” What really surprised me was the humor. It actually lands. Not just kid-level slapstick, but legit laughs that hit across the board. It knows when to be silly and when to dial it back just enough to keep the story moving. That balance isn’t easy, and it pulls it off more often than not. It’s one of those movies where you go in expecting background noise and come out like… “Wait, that was actually decent.” Way more fun than expected. A chaotic, colorful sports ride that knows how to entertain without overthinking itself.
- Davey’s Wonderful WorldFebruary 17, 2026This movie was surprisingly alright even if it’s predictable as all can be and very by the numbers. But it’s got a great cast with for the most part pretty good animation even if it does look a little often in a few areas and the movie overall is honestly kind of a nice movie to just relax and take a breather plus, there’s actually quite a few jokes that both kids and adults will get a chuckle at. 7/10
- viktor.a.sorensen6d agoreally good
- kbams6d agoMehh 🤷🏻♂️...or should I say Beehhhh 🐐
- foxlightning7d agoNot a huge sports fan so my review may be biased, animation is solid, characters are fun, but the story is the same story of every sports movie that ever existed.
- thecomputerguy81March 26, 2026IT WAS AMAZEBALLS! (basketballs)
- Randy HoopesMarch 28, 2026Dumb poor excuse for space jam.
- parktool69March 27, 2026most watchable basketball movie
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GOAT Trivia
GOAT was released on February 11, 2026.
GOAT was directed by Tyree Dillihay.
GOAT has a runtime of 1h 40m.
GOAT was produced by Adam Rosenberg, Michelle Raimo Kouyate, Erick Peyton, Stephen Curry, Rodney Rothman.
A young anthropomorphic goat named Will Harris dreams of playing roar-ball, a high-intensity, animalistic version of basketball dominated by much larger, fiercer creatures. After a video of Will challenging the league's MVP, Mane Attraction, goes viral, he is recruited as a marketing tactic for the struggling Vineland Thorns.
The key characters in GOAT are Will Harris (voice) (Caleb McLaughlin), Jett Fillmore (voice) (Gabrielle Union), Lenny Williamson (voice) (Stephen Curry).
GOAT is rated PG.
GOAT is an Animation, Action, Adventure film.
GOAT has an audience rating of 9.3 out of 10.
GOAT had a budget of $90M.
GOAT has made $181.7M at the box office.