Fantasia (1941)
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Fantasia really doesn't have a plot of any kind. Instead, it boasts a unique premise. We are introduced at the begi... read more
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"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: March 3rd CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"
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"Rated: G Why it’s rated: See the Nightmare on Bald Mountain sequence. There is also dinosaur violence, as well."
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“"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and "Night on Bald Mountain", minus the didactic intros and weaker surrounding sequences, could be viewed on a standalone basis, after all, they are the most iconic vignettes in Walt Disney's least accessible feat. However, being deeply averse to the truncation, revision or dumbing down of the several hundred classic movies of yesteryear, cineastes refuse to "cheat" their way through their cinematic journey, to them even the most languidly paced, stuffy and dated pictures are worth the effort. No matter how it is viewed, piecemeal or in its entirety, "Fantasia" is rewarding and edifying, showcasing some truly astounding, vivid animated sequences bolstered by defined themes and surreal imagery that do actually benefit from the addition of classical music. Recom” read more
"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★ NOTES: Likely the 1979 reissue, and it plays pretty smoothly for a print whose colours have largely worn out over four decades. The reel containing The Nutcracker Suite, however, appeared to have been sourced from a later reissue, as the colours are slightly faded but look more natural than the rest of the print, although it and The Rite of Spring are missing a frame or two. During The Pastoral Symphony, every shot that was edited to erase Sunflower and Otika wa"
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"This is a very different kind of movie for Disney. Fantasia doesn't have a narrative story. It's just an experiment in applying animated images to classical music, thus creating visual poetry. And I'm one more of the many people who just love it for that. The animation is of course flawless, and I especially love how distinct each of the seven sections are from each other, from Toccata and Fugue to The Sorcerer's Apprentice to Dance of the Hours to the ending with Night on Bald Mountain and Ave "
" *First film with surround sound, using Disney's Fantasound system. *First animated film to win the Academy Award for Best Original Score."
“Fantasia is so educational, and I was gob smacked by how well the animation mixed with the classical music. Can I also say that Leopold Stokowski is one of the best conductor of the 20th century, right on a parallel with Herbert Von Karajan? I was listening to Sibelius's 5th symphony a few years back, and he conducted it the year before he died, and he was in his 90s. Not only that, but that was the best version of that symphony I had ever heard. Back to Fantasia then. Each piece was expertly introduced by Deems Taylor, and unlike its sequel didn't take too long.(Even the soundtrack vignette was interesting) In the sequel, almost half of the film felt like too much introduction and not enough music. Fantasia rectified that problem brilliantly:
1. Bach's Toccata- Brilliant silhoue” read more