Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant shared his thoughts on “GOAT,” the new animated sports film produced by NBA superstar Steph Curry.
Bryant gave his verdict after taking his kids to see the movie.
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“I took my kids to go see GOAT! @StephenCurry30dope movie bro!🔥🔥,” Bryant tweeted on Monday.
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“GOAT” is a 2026 American animated sports comedy from Sony Pictures Animation directed by Tyree Dillihay and written by Aaron Buchsbaum and Teddy Riley. The film revolves around Will Harris, a small goat who dreams of becoming the greatest of all time at a basketball-like sport called Roarball. It debuted in U.S. theaters on Friday.
Will is voiced by Caleb McLaughlin. The rest of the cast includes Gabrielle Union, Aaron Pierre, Nicola Coughlan, David Harbour, Nick Kroll and Curry as a giraffe player.
Critics have been divided on the film. Some praised its vibrant animation and family-friendly message, while others criticized the story as predictable and overloaded with cliché sports-movie beats. The Guardian called it loud and chaotic with little emotional depth, while AP News labeled the script as overly sweet despite intriguing character visuals.
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Dez Bryant pays tribute to Chris Paul after retirement announcement
Dez Bryant reacted to Chris Paul’s retirement with a heartfelt message on X, praising the veteran guard’s long and successful NBA career. Paul, a 12-time NBA All-Star, announced his retirement after 21 seasons on Friday.
“Congratulations on a amazing career bro @CP3,” Bryant tweeted on Saturday.
Paul’s decision came after he was released following a brief stint with the LA Clippers. He averaged 16.8 points, 4.4 rebounds, 9.2 assists and 2.0 steals per game over his career. Paul established himself as one of the league’s best playmakers in league history.
He expressed gratitude to teammates, coaches and fans in his retirement message. Paul said he felt “so much joy and gratitude” as he stepped away from professional basketball while embracing the next chapter of his life.
Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez
