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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction!! See you tomorrow for a re-edit of Puss In Boots 2 and hopefully a surprise movie if I can get it done in time!!
See those reactions tomorrow. I’ll be looking forward to them.
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Can’t wait to see you retrying.
Do you think you’ll react to The Phantom Menace ?
Do SpongeBob SquarePants Movie!!!
Whenever I hear rhapsody in blue, I picture this sequence in my mind…particularly the little girl ballet-ing herself out the door 😂
Lol bruh the rhapsody in blue sequence in this movie made me get a cover of it so I could make it my alarm and wake up to it like the characters did 😆
Same. And the people running back and forth on the subway. Lol
The Construction Worker wanting to be a bummer for me. Classic part of this movie.
Glad you liked this one, Nick! Just to be clear, the "score" is a collection of classical music pieces that already existed, and the animation was created for the scores, which is why some of the stories don't make sense. This is the same situation in the first Fantasia. For a while, I taught a class that encouraged participants to imagine a story to go along with classical music in order to enjoy it more, and used Fantasia as a template. A lot of this music becomes more meaningful when you can picture something like this to go with it.
I love during Pomp and Circumstance when Donald sees a pair of actual realistic ducks boarding the boat, and he looks to the camera utterly confused, lol.
A small detail I love is that the man playing the piano in Rhapsody in Blue (the one where you said 'he could teach her?') is a caricature of George Gershwin, the composer of the piece.
A number of people say that Fantasia 2000 isn’t as good as the first one but imo, I’d say that it’s just as good. My favorite segments of this one are “Rhapsody in Blue,” for its use of Al Hirschfeld inspired animation and “The Firebird Suite,” for its mythical characters and extraordinary art style.This film is one of my childhood favorites growing up in the 2000’s. Thanks for another great animation reaction, Nick!🙂
This movie means so much to me. I went to a premier of this movie for my 5th birthday, and they even announced my birthday over the loudspeakers. It's one of my best birthdays ever. I still remember it so clearly even 23 years later. Because of that, I love it more than the first. That and I love the art style more.
James Earl Jones, Steve Martin, Penn and Teller, Quincy Jones, Itzhak Perlman, Bette Midler, and many celebrities make appearances throughout the film, showing what music is really all about.
This will sound gimmicky but I didn't see this when it first came out but saw the VHS the following year on Christmas. Now, anyone who knows what happened in September of 2001 knows what was on most of our minds. It was VERY hard to ignore the final scene where everything is just destroyed and the dark musky atmosphere after the Firebird destroys the forest and leaves the Sprite broken and desheveled. It REALLY made me and the rest of my family watching think of New York after the attack. And so the power of watching the Sprite regain her hope and strength and renew the forest and restore the beauty of the environment (especially at 33:31) had a kind of power I can't even put into words. I'm tearing up now writing it because it basically said to us in the moment "this too shall pass"
I was a bit anxious seeing the tin soldier part. The original tale ends very cruel actually, with the soldier falling into the fire place and the ballerina jumping after him. Together they melt and die:(
Disney ofc would never do that and went for the happy route as always but I was still a bit curious 0_0
To be fair, this time the happy ending was done to fit the music better. Why they didn't choose a piece that fits the original ending, I have no idea, tho.
I love the fact that, even though the lava creature destroyed the forest, the forest spirit in a way forgave it, since it was doing in it's nature, and decided to grow life around his home.
Also, volcanic soil is some of the most fertile soil on the planet.
The music in this is just so good. Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 and The Sorcerer's Apprentice are always great, Pines of Rome and the Firebird Suite are absolutely beautiful, and Rhapsody in Blue fits the animation so well.
I used to watch this on VHS all the time as a kid in 2005 at 6 years old. It will forever hold such a special place in my heart, and I'm so glad you watched it Nick !! 😊
James Earl Jones is a Disney legend. He was able to give this movie some more class, appearing with animator Eric Goldberg there
28:09 Daisy Duck isn't Donald's wife, she's his girlfriend. Also, that was the biblical story of Noah's Ark.
I’m confused how he was confused. The guy literally says Noah’s Ark. Does Nick seriously not know that story?
@@fightingfaerie He didn't know the story of Moses when watching Prince of Egypt. I think I heard him mention once he was Hindu, but you would think someone would still know of these other famous stories.
@@jamesmoyner7499 When did he say he was Hindu? If I remember correctly, he said that he isn't very religious in the intro to his Prince of Egypt reaction.
@@graciemack2002 It was in one of the more recent videos. I don't remember which one.
@@jamesmoyner7499 Oh, ok. I've seen a lot of his content, old and new, but there's definitely some I haven't watched because it's a movie I want to watch for myself.
one of the things that i love most about the original fantasia was just the handdrawn animation. you could see the animators really letting loose and pushing themselves to the limit conceptually. fantasia 2000 was created in kind of the last days of the studio's 2d animated features and i really like the handdrawn touches in combination with the cg. princess and the frog in 2009 was the last mainline 2d release. with fantasia 2000, i do think that some of the magic is lost in home viewing. when it was released, you could see it in imax theaters and that was a very intense experience.
Don’t forget Winnie the Pooh 2011.
Whales ascending into the sky: So long and thanks for all the fish!
Whales are not fish. They are mammals because they breathe air, they don’t have gills like fish.
Finally, I've been waiting for this one. The Firebird Suite was one of the most terrifying sequences in a movie I've seen in my life. I was traumatized when I saw it in the theater and couldn't muster up the courage till seven years later and now it's one of my favorite sequences. There's also a bit of emotional resonance to it in terms of how my late aunt had comfort me during that and I keep thinking that the sprite and her story are more in terms of what my aunt went through. The beginning represents her life up to when me and my siblings and cousins came in, the Firebird awakening, destroying everything representing her unfortunate battle with skin cancer and passing and then the end where the sprite has lost confidence but regains it as in her moving on and released from the pain she went through.
There's a strong symbolism in it. I think it resonates with a lot of people who have been through something that laid them flat, and coming back from those things. If nothing else, everyone can understand the idea of the dual destructive and healing power of nature.
Tf.
I'm sorry to hear about your aunt.
@@ethanrichard4950 Thanks. I was 12 when she died.
@moviemakr3938 I was 11 when my grandfather died of cancer. He was such a good man, and even though I'll see him one day, either in Heaven or in the new earth, the thoughts of what could have been, the memories that could have been made, still sometimes makes me solemn.
Ah, Fantasia 2000. My favorite Disney film.
My favorite is Rhapsody in blue specifically the ice skating part where each shows their true desires. The girl wants to spend time with her parents. The unemployed man well wants a job. The construction worker wants to follow his dream as a percussionist in jazz. And the rich guy well I guess he wants to feel freedom or to have fun. I like how in the end each got what they want.
The girl’s name is Rachel, the unemployed man’s name is Jobless Joe, the construction worker’s name is Duke, and the rich guy’s name is Flying John, John is the husband of Killjoy Margaret the woman with the dog.
The ending to both this and the original are FLAWLESS!
4:15, James Horner, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, James Newton Howard and Alan Silvestri have all used this portion of the score to their movies.
31:19 Yeah, everyone jumps at that one part.
I loved this growing up! This and monsters inc are one of the reasons why I ended up joining band and trying out the violin!
I also really really loved the music and short stories in mickeys house of villans!
This movie, along with the Star Wars theme, is what got me interested in classical music. There are no lyrics to the music, but they tell a story for themselves. Today, I play in a concert band and love music immensely.
This movie made me fall in love with rhapsody in blue (the number at 8:59 that takes place in NYC) it just always puts me in a good mood when I hear it!
One of the original films tag-lines was "See the Music! Hear the pictures!"
I remember watching this in theaters with my mom when I was 4 years old. I even have a picture of four year old me standing next to a statue of Daisy in her Noah's Ark outfit on my first trip to Disney World. My favorite stories have to be Rhapsody in Blue (I love the story of everyone wanting something. The worker wants to follow his passion to be a drummer, the girl wants to spend time with her parents, the man wants a job so he's no longer broke, and the husband wants to be free and do his own thing), the Tin Soldier, Donald's Ark, and the Nature one. The scene of the nature spirit inside the volcano and his eyes suddenly opening use to scare me. It was just so sudden, he was scary, and the music just popped without warning. Of course, the Scorcer's Apprentice is in it because it's a classic and one of the best. I love how we finally have a name for Mickey's master, Yen Sid (Disney backwards).
This was the first DVD my family ever bought, thanks for unlocking a memory.
When this was released in theaters in 2000 I took my kids to see it in IMAX. They both loved the Rapsody in Blue segment. Pomp & Circumstance and the Flamingos were great too.
22:01 I liked it how the sequel brought the sorcerer’s apprentice back.
That was Walt Disney's original vision. He wanted many sequels, each one to include new pieces, but to keep one from the original in each one
The Donald Duck segment is a reference to the story Noahs Ark. & my mom used to explain to me that the end segment with the mother nature lady is a depiction of Mount St Helens in 1980 when the volcano erupted
Yeah it looks like Mount St Helens at the end. And the forest looks like the type up in Washington
Fantasia 2000 just as awesome just like the first Fantasia movie. And music is very beautifull and incredible as well.
Love “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” sequence in this movie! The music, the visuals, everything! Anything Hans Christian Andersen is either happy or sad where his protagonist(s) die 😅 in the original story of “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” ended with the toy lovers burned in the fireplace 😆❤️🔥
Yup, if i recall he was blown into the fire place by accident because a window was open. The ballerina didn't want to go on without him thus jumped in his arms and both melted. Andersen for some reason loves putting his characters through horror and shit
@@MissFlow reread the source material, recently and it was actually some lil shit boy who just felt like throwing the tin soldier into the fire. Like for no reason other than his satisfaction 🙃 I guess the moral of the story is basically f*** dem kids because wtf 🤣
kinda makes you wonder what was wrong with Hans Christian Andersen that he wanted all his main characters to die
The reason the steadfast tin soldier only has one leg is because, in the original fairy tale there wasn't enough tin poured into his mold when he was made.
I’m not sure if they had been doing it already by this point, but some of the shorts might have a different style because it was intended for the Fantasia movies to become a testing ground for new animation of sorts. As I understand it, there was originally a third one in the making for a while, centered around world music. The Disney short films Lorenzo, The Little Matchgirl, and One By One were all intended to be a part of it at some point if I recall, but it never got finished. I hope they pick a project like that up again! (And I highly recommend watching those shorts as well!)
I grew up with this movie, and I seriously love it! This is actually what got me to play classical music. I'm so glad you've finally reacted to this! I'm a big fan of yours! ❤
I saw “Fantasia” ten years ago at a special symphony concert in Boston and it was so captivating!
I definitely agree that all the shorts except for the whales are amazing including the score, and the last short with the fire bird is my personal favorite 😍
YES!!
Love this movie!
The Firebird Suite is my favorite as well as Rhapsody In Blue.
There were a lot of animated segments that were cut from the movie including Ride Of The Valkyries.
I have both Fantaisa movies on VHS, and the only one I liked watching as a kid was Fantaisa 2000. When I was seven, I decided to watch the first one since I didn't remember any of it, and I was bored out of my mind. I can appreciate it more now, but Fantaisa 2000 will always be my favorite.
Fantasia is a great movie. Thanks for this reaction. Keep up the good work.
The Donald Duck and Daisy Duck segment is based on Noah’s Ark which is a bible story. Noah had to get two every animal because was going to flood the world of all its evil or something. For some reason Disney thought this fit with the Pomp & Circumstance music.
This Fantasia movie is significantly shorter than the original and it came in 1999 and ushered in the Post Renaissance/Experimental era of Disney animated movies up until 2008.
The sorcerer's name is Yensid.
Or, more simply, Disney spelled backwards.
I saw this in theaters and when they got to the last song, "The Firebird" I almost shouted out loud when I saw the destroyed mountain. It's Mt. St. Helens which is practically in our backyard! The animators came out here to Washington State for inspiration and reference. It's been my favorite ever since.
The animation is a lot better in this one. No doubt about it.
I was so lucky to see the premier of this for my 5th birthday. They even announced my birthday over the loudspeakers. I still remember it so clearly 23 years later. This is one of my all-time favorites. Because of that, I love this one more than the first. I watched the first one so much before I turned 5. It is probably why I still love classical music.
The original Fantasia was a huge experimental gamble for Disney, with the first major use of surround stereo sound ever recorded and ground-breaking (for its time) animation. That said, much of it doesn't play so well to modern audiences unless they are serious students of film or history buffs. Fantasia 2000 took the idea and made it much more palatable to current audiences including a shorter running time and the best recording techniques which make the music sound amazing. The Pines of Rome whale sequence happens to be my favorite, but everybody has their different sections that they love. I would say the Tin Soldier segment is my least favorite and it's still pretty darn good. The Sorcerer's Apprentice was generally considered to be the best sequence from the original 1940 film, which is why it was included as a repeat in this movie to follow Walt Disney's original idea to have Fantasia grow and develop with different segments being added or removed every few years. That idea never came to fruition, but the inclusion of the original Sorcerer's Apprentice was a bit of a nod to that concept.
33:31 I think that’s what Moana got it’s inspiration from
HERE FOR IT! I thought it was a re-upload but now that I know it's different, I'm HERE FOR IT
Glad you had more fun with this one than the first, definitely ones that need certain expectations going into them to properly appreciate.
the sorcerors apprentice segment is still such an influential scene with imagery of mickey in the wizard hat being used by disney for decades. They actually made a full proper movie based on that section, not a mickey movie but a live action type thing starring nicholas cage and i think you'd definitely enjoy it.
The Firebird is genuinely one of the most transcendentally powerful works in Disney history. Spring is such a beautiful and expressive character, and the titular creature is up there with Chernobog in terms of sheer power and menace. And frankly, I would _throw_ myself into a volcano if it meant we could get Fantasia 2000 rep in Kingdom Hearts.
The original concept for Fantasia was to update it with new segments with classical music and to have one or two returning in each update but when the movie originally flopped due to the limited showing due to the fact that it was a roadside attraction, not all theatres could install the Fantasound (they only had one speaker at the time, it would taken decades before stereo would become a standard) and lack of interest. It wasn't until the 90s when Fantasia sold well on VHS that a new Fantasia would be feasable. This is the reason why the Sorcerer's Apprentice was reprised. Originally a couple of others were consindered such as The Dance of the Hours.
Fun fact, "The Firebird" segment was inspired by and based on the eruption of Mount St. Helens.
While 2000 wasn't as popular as the original, it still holds a special place in my heart.
I love the different art styles for every segment. And some of the music has really stuck with me.
Rhapsody in Blue: I love how this chaotic piece is brought to life with the bustling city of New York with varied characters, all who you get to know. I've also played a shorter jazz band arrangement of this piece, which always makes me think of this segment.
Shostakovich's Piano Concerto no. 2, for the Steadfast Tin Soldier. Admittedly they did change the original fairytale quite a bit, but it's a piece of music I love. My father is a bassoonist and I've heard him play this before, that opening march like tune is just perfect for the tin soldiers.
And the finale being the Firebird suite, a piece I've played a little of myself (trombonist fyi). The design of the spring sprite is just fantastic too. The way colour is used in this one too is just to live, die and be reborn for.
It's such a shame there's no sign of Disney making another Fantasia. It would've been perfect what with the 100 years of Disney. It would be a risk, an opportunity to dip their toes back into 2D animation, maybe throw in some classic characters.
But no, Disney are too focused on squeezing money from live action remakes to dare make a piece of art like the Fantasia films again.
I really liked it! I agree with you with the whale one and the apprentice one. The animation was great, and I love how different the styles and messages were! I think I may check it out!
If i recall correctly the "Firebird suite" animation is actually based off the Mt St helens eruption. I remember noticing the familiar chunk missing from the mountain at the end
11:29 To me, it's never been about whether there's anything she's good at. She never asked to do any of this. She just wants to play and spend time with her parents. But instead she's being sent to all these classes to learn skills she's not good at and never wanted to learn.
Nick, I highly recommend that you watch the Live action “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”, “Black Panther:Wakanda Forever”, and “Ant-Man And the Wasp:Quantumania.”.when those two movies are out on Disney plus, one of them already is. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice is really good!
I love the firebird animation especially how accurate they got the elk
4:45, what you're hearing is Willow's opening theme.
The first time I watched fantasia 2000, I was only three and I fell in love with it right away💗 My favourite was the Firebird.💗
The sorcers apprentice was not new in any way, its the exact replica of the one from 1940.
31:25 Firebird wasn’t in the previous one. Also I’m pretty sure that the spirit is either supposed to be Mother Nature or a Spirit of Spring. I usually depict her as Mother Nature. Also I love Firebird. It’s what got me into classical music.
So some fun facts about Fantasia 2000 and Fantasia in general:
1) When Walt Disney originally made Fantasia, his original idea was that it would be an on-going show that constantly changed over time with every release (like how actual orchestral concerts usually play a combination of stuff they have and haven't played with every new concert). That is why, with Fantasia 2000, they just brought back the original "Sorcerer's Apprentice" sequence (yeah, admittedly nothing changed about it except technology allowed the music and animation to be heard and appear more clearly).
2) Unfortunately, since the Fantasia films never did well enough in the theaters to be considered much of a success, finished sequences featuring music and animation for these changes had to be place in other projects or just appear as original shorts (for example, a sequence based on the song "Clair de Lune" was put into the Disney package film "Make Mine Music" during WWII while another sequence based on the Salvador Dali concept Bette Midler talked about before the Tin Soldier short would appear as it's own short called "Destino" which was released as a bonus feature on Fantasia 2000 DVDs).
3) The animation design found in the "Rhapsody in Blue" sequence (the New York one) was also the same inspiration for the animation in "Aladdin." In fact, the man who designed and character animated the Genie, Eric Goldberg, is the same guy who gives James Earl Jones the paper that leads into the flamingo number and directed both the Rhapsody in Blue sequence as well as the Yo-Yo Flamingo sequence.
4) While the final number was not in the first Fantasia, the composer behind the music was. Igor Stravinsky, who composed the Firebird Suite, was also responsible for the "Right of Spring" music which was used for the the 'short' featuring the dinosaurs in the first Fantasia.
5) Fantasia 2000 was the first animated feature to be released in the IMAX format.
6) As said in the film, "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" was a story originally made by Hans Christian Anderson. If that name sounds familiar, it's because he's also the author behind The Snow Queen (which is what Frozen was inspired from) and The Little Mermaid.
Original story of the Steadfast Tin Soldier is very sad(hell, Hans Christian Andersen stories are usually depressing when not changed by Disney. Original Little Mermaid kills herself after the man she saved fell for another woman and she gave up her voice to get legs). They ran out of tin when making the box of soldiers, so he was without a leg and falls for the ballerina doll, who he never speaks to or approaches. A goblin tells him to forget about pursuing her and through the goblins trickery, he is thrown out the window, ending up put in a paper boat by some boys and sent into the sewers before being swallowed by a fish. However, soon after being found again, the Soldier is thrown into the fire by the boy be belonged to(through control by the goblin or just cruelty by the boy). A gust of wind blows the Ballerina into the fireplace and they burn together, with a heart being found made out of tin and the Ballerinas spangle in the fireplace afterwards.
Favourite 3 were the Jazz one, Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Firebird. All amazing.
The other story of the Donald Duck one is tied to the biblical tale of Noah's Arc, where God sends a flood to kill the heathens and makes Noah build a great boat to carry two of every animal and Noah's family until the storm ends.
I am glad you enjoyed this movie. When I was a teenager, I had a big crush on Sprite. Like me, I love the forest and nature. I dream that I was dancing with her on the frozen lake and she gave me a kiss.
Nick, you should do The Muppets (2011)!
9:10, they used Rhapsody In Blue for the opening of Season 30 of The Simpsons.
People in Alaska watching some big ah army of whales start flying to heaven: 👁👄👁
Rhapsody in Blue and the Firebird Suite are my favorites in this.
But I think what a lot of people are missing about the Firebird Suite, is that the volcano (the firebird) may be destructive, but it is just as part of nature as the sprite (or whatever it's called).
And here's a little factlet: the lands around volcanos are very fertile, which is why farmers like to grow an cultivate land around them, but it comes with the danger of possibly getting you s**t rocked by said volcano.
Saw this movie on January 13, 2000, in the IMAX theater in Sacramento, CA. I was in an orchestra group doing a tour of performances at elementary schools. I had been anticipating this movie at the time but didn't know we would see it. Music with words are songs. Music without words are pieces. When music is played with stage performers, without any of them singing, that is ballet. The part of the Nutcracker Suite from the first Fantasia and the Firebird Suite from this movie are both ballets. As a much younger individual in school, my class was treated to a performance of The Firebird as we were told the story beforehand. It's been many years, but I remember it being very well done.
PS: The music for the Firebird may sound familiar in certain terms as it was written by Igor Stravinsky. He wrote The Rites of Spring which was the dinosaur sequence in the original Fantasia from 1940.
28:27 Tell me you've never heard of Noah's Ark without telling me you've never heard of Noah's Ark 😂
In the original steadfast tin soldier he and the ballerina were cast into the fire... The only thing left of them was her tiara and his tin heart.
Disney Fantasia 2000 is great on a big screen, characters folk lore, nature , Noah ark, color to show what life feels.
I also think that you should watch a house with a clock in its walls. That’s another good movie. Plus there was one more but I can’t think of it now.
The WHALES/Pines of Rome, Rhapsody in Blue, The Soldier and Ballerina, Flamingos and Noah's ark are my favorite parts in Fantasia 2000 when i was kid watching on cinema of Paris ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nick trying desperately to search for a plot within these abstract pieces is hilarious 🤣 There's not supposed to be a point to these, dude. That's why it's abstract 😉
7:40 "So long, and thanks for all the fish!"
You should watch "The Brave Little Toaster". It's a proto-Toy Story with nightmare fuel: scary clowns for the children and existential dread for the adults (listen to the song "Worthless" and you'll get what I mean).
Glad you enjoyed the film!
I agree that the whale sequence of the film was boring; back when VHS was a thing, I would ALWAYS fast-forward that part because it was too long and I didn't enjoy it that much lol
I think I now consider Fantasia 2000 as one of my favorite films of all time because it showed me that music itself CAN tell a story and transform you (emotionally) and animation is indeed a work of art (I LOVE IT!!). Also the movie made me fall in love with the instrumental/classical music genre. :)
26:34, saw in theatre (in circles Dolby Surround?). Each "Donald" came from different side.
I must have seen this film once by chance when I was a child...and I was very marked by the rhapsody Blue passage ❤
I'm pretty sure most of the songs in this are technically public domain, only one of them came out in 1957 making it still under copyright. Of course, Disney would own their own performances of the songs if they recorded them in house, but given that they don't own the songs in and of themselves, I don't know if TH-cam's algorithm is advanced enough to differentiate the Disney versions from the public domain originals. So I think the only thing you'd really have to worry about Disney blocking anything but the visuals. Everything 1927 and earlier, you shouldn't have to worry about copyright in America, but unfortunately I wouldn't be surprised if TH-cam was being paid off to conveniently get the memo, here shouldn't be a problem though because the music originated outside of Disney in the first place.
When I saw Fantasia 2000 for the first time as a kid, even I jumped back bit of the Fire Bird jump scare moment.
31:32, this was one of the inspirations for Star Wars.
Another classic and favorite of mine that we have on VHS! Great reaction and Aloha from Hawaii! 🌺
Also you should react to Rapunzel’s tangled adventure,but you should start with Tangled:Before Ever After,since it serves as the pilot, and do you’d understand what’s going on in the show.
I figured you might enjoy this one more. Each piece is more story driven. And the tin soldier has one leg because he was the last made in a set and the toymaker ran short of lead (yeah they made toy soldiers out of lead back in the day. yikes).
Disney had plans for a 3rd Fantasia movie, It hasn't happened yet 🎶
The original conception for Fantasia would that it would get a rerelease every few years, with a mix of new music and animation segments as well as select segments from the previous versions of the film. That's why the Sorcerer's Apprentice segment is the same in both; even though the original didn't do well enough at the box office to get the recurring movie treatment, they wanted to honor Walt's vision for the project.
Do a reaction to Looney Tunes: Back In Action
The movie is very similar to Who Framed Roger Rabbit and also Steve Martin who’s the guy you see at 3:45 plays the villain of the movie.
I don’t know if you’ve ever seen the original Fantasia, but if not, you should so watch it. I think it’s better than then this one.
Seen it on the channel!
The drummer, kid and guy dancer is my fav so far into the watch
I Recommend Watching The Film On DVD. Which thankfully Pam just purchased the DVD!
For your next movie reaction I'd love to see you watch Kronk's New Groove because I don't why everybody find long awaited sequels to classic Disney movies to be bad in my opinion I find them entertaining especially this movie I just mentioned right now, also I love your reactions they are so sweet and fun 😁💕
This is me and my moms favorite classic movie!
She loves the last one with nature re growing!
Haha gotta love seeing new watchers get jumpscared in the last one by the Firebird XD
I remember seeing it on cinema with my classmateswhen I was on primary school. My favorite stories was the one with the whales, the little soldier and the last.
Well, how did you like this one? I honestly wish Disney would do more movies like this, because there’s so much potential. My mom’s favorite piece from this movie is Rhapsody in Blue, because it’s one of her all time favorite pieces of music. Mine is the blockbuster fantasy of The Firebird Suite, which was definitely inspired by Mount Saint Helens (I’m convinced of that, anyway). Plus, the finale makes sense when you think about it: volcanic eruptions are devastating, but the soil becomes even more fertile, which is why the Spring Spirit was so much stronger in her power to grow new plants and trees.
And even though The Sorcerer’s Apprentice isn’t a new piece, it’s a definitive one, so it’s important for each generation to see it.
Just to clarify the Donald Duck short was a retelling of Noah's Ark. It's a biblical story of God deciding that humanity is irredeemable and decides to kill them all with a flood but spares Noah and his family with two of every animal to restart the world.
Great that you enjoyed this one more, you have also to consider the time gap from 1940 to 2000, therefore the sequel is more accessible to some I think, I love both, even though I admire the original a little bit more, but the sequel is shorter and better rewatchable. I love that they combined 2D and 3D animation in this, they use different art styles, what the first one didn't, that is really creative to show how even in style you can create so much different things. The only thing i dislike about the sequel is the reuse of sorcerer's apprentice, because they just use the exact same short from the original one and they could have just made a new great short, that seems pretty lazy to me. And the falmingo one is a little pointless for me. But otherwise also love the sequel and great you enjoyed it more :)