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Stranger Things Stars Reunite For Sony’s Animated Sports Comedy ‘GOAT’

David Harbour and Caleb McLaughlin are back! But this time, they’re taking their talents to the animated world in Sony Pictures’ upcoming action-comedy, GOAT. Set for release on February 13th, the film brings together top animators from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and KPop Demon Hunters for a visually stunning and hilariously fast-paced ride.

The movie centers on Will, a small goat with big dreams, voiced by McLaughlin. In an all-animal universe, Will gets a once-in-a-lifetime chance to compete in roarball, a high-intensity, full-contact sport dominated by the fastest and fiercest animals. While his new teammates doubt his abilities, Will’s determination proves that “smalls can ball,” delivering a heartwarming story about perseverance, teamwork, and self-belief.

Harbour lends his voice to the film as another key character, reuniting with McLaughlin after their blockbuster run on Stranger Things. With the Netflix sci-fi series’ final season set to conclude December 31st, this project gives fans a chance to see the duo in a whole new light.

GOAT features a star-studded voice cast, including Gabrielle Union, Nicola Coughlan, Nick Kroll, Patton Oswalt, and Jennifer Hudson. Behind the scenes, the film is directed by Tyree Dillihay in his feature debut, alongside co-director Adam Rosette, a DreamWorks veteran who worked on The Wild Robot, Dog Man, and The Bad Guys. The screenplay is crafted by Aaron Buchsbaum, Teddy Riley, and Christ Tougas, promising a blend of humor, heart, and high-octane sports action.

Produced by and starring Stephen Curry, GOAT merges the worlds of professional sports and animation, creating a unique cinematic experience for families and sports fans alike. With its combination of Emmy-worthy animation, celebrity voices, and an inspiring underdog story, GOAT is shaping up to be a standout event in early 2026. With that being said, mark your calendars as GOAT hits theaters February 13th, and it’s ready to prove that in the world of roarball, no dream is too small.