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GOAT (2026)

GOAT (2026)

GOAT (2026)

GOAT is a 2026 animation movie directed by Tyree Dillihay, with a running time of 1h 40m. It stars Caleb McLaughlin, Gabrielle Union and Stephen Curry.

Meet a goat who is small, twitchy, and absolutely certain he belongs among giants. The sport is roarball, a fast, full-contact, co-ed game ruled by the biggest and fiercest animals alive, and this little hero somehow lands a shot at the pros. Everyone can see he is outmatched. He decides that is beside the point. The film runs on pure underdog energy and animal-kingdom chaos, stacking a scrappy nobody against opponents built like tanks and letting heart do the work that speed and size usually handle. Loud, silly, and cheerfully rooting for the little guy.

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What is GOAT about?

Meet a goat who is small, twitchy, and absolutely certain he belongs among giants. The sport is roarball, a fast, full-contact, co-ed game ruled by the biggest and fiercest animals alive, and this little hero somehow lands a shot at the pros. Everyone can see he is outmatched. He decides that is beside the point. The film runs on pure underdog energy and animal-kingdom chaos, stacking a scrappy nobody against opponents built like tanks and letting heart do the work that speed and size usually handle. Loud, silly, and cheerfully rooting for the little guy.

When was GOAT released?

GOAT was released on 11 February 2026.

How long is GOAT?

GOAT runs 1h 40m.

Who made GOAT?

GOAT was directed by Tyree Dillihay.

Where can I watch GOAT?

GOAT is available on Netflix, Amazon, AppleTV and Fandango at Home.

Where to watch GOAT

Stream: Netflix

Rent: Amazon, AppleTV, Fandango at Home

Buy: Fandango at Home

Official site

https://goat.movie

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A few thoughts on GOAT

For more undersized-hero sports heart, Buzzer Beater pits a scrappy team against impossible opponents with the same never-quit spirit. If you would rather cause the chaos yourself, Regular Human Basketball turns team sports into a physics-flailing free-for-all where nobody moves the way they should, which is exactly the joke.

Underdog competition stories where size shouldn't win

GOAT sends a small, twitchy goat into a full-contact sport built for giants. These picks share that same little-guy-versus-the-odds charge, from a basketball anime chasing the buzzer to a chaotic physics arena and a beast-battle sandbox where bulk is supposed to decide everything.

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GOAT is loud, colorful animated fun aimed at the whole room. Line these up next for the same big-crowd family energy: fresh sequels and originals full of bright worlds, silly stakes, and heroes who happen to be smaller than everyone around them.