How to Swim (1942)

In the delightful romp that is "How to Swim," we follow the endearingly clumsy Goofy as he embarks on a swimming adventure. To begin, Goofy ingeniously uses a piano stool to mimic swim strokes, venturing hilariously into bustling traffic and back. The humor continues as he struggles to don his swimwear in a diminutive beach house, ultimately finding himself submerged underwater unbeknownst to him. During his underwater escapade, Goofy indulges in a picnic, only to end up entangled in knots of cramps, adding a dose of slapstick comedy to his aquatic journey. His quest then leads him to the art of diving, initially showcased by a model outline. But as expected, Goofy's attempt deviates from the ideal trajectory, adding to his charmingly clumsy persona. The climax of Goofy's water-bound tale finds him attempting to conquer the waves in an inner tube. However, an unfortunate encounter with a misplaced anchor leads to a puncture, and a pair of strategically positioned posts transforms the tube into a surprising slingshot. Throughout "How to Swim," Goofy's antics provide a heartwarming blend of humor and unexpected adventure, making for an unforgettable viewing experience.

How to Swim is an animation movie featuring George Johnson and directed by Jack Kinney.

How to Swim is currently streaming on Disney Plus.