Watching FANTASIA! Disney’s LONGEST Animated Movie EVER // First Time Watching Fantasia Movie !!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Hey! If this is your first time here then welcome to our Disney channel. We've done a Disney Movie Reaction Video for the third Disney animated Movie Fantasia which you can find on Disney Plus. We are huge Disney Fans and love bringing our audience Movie commentary and reaction videos, so we are super excited for you to see our different Disney classic movie reactions as we go through every Disney animated Classic in order. Whats your favourite song from Disney animated film Fantasia. Come watch our video reacting to the Disney animated classic Fantasia on Disney Plus and we hope you enjoy our Disney reaction and Commentary Video. We would love to hear what your reaction is for the Disney Classic Movie Fantasia. This is Ediz's first time watching Fantasia and super excited for you all to see his reaction and commentary. Sooo many of the other Disney Animated films will be a first time reaction video for you to enjoy as Ediz has not seen many of the Early Disney Classics. Hope you enjoy our Fantasia 1940 reaction and Commentary video and we look forward to your Fantasia Movie review in the comments :)
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Plot (IMDB):
Released in 1940, represented Disney's boldest experiment to date. Bringing to life his vision of blending animated imagery with classical music. What had begun as a vehicle to enhance Mickey Mouse's career blossomed into a full-blown feature that remains unique in the history of animation.
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I’m so glad y’all reacted to this! I know a lot of people find it boring, and I get that. I just really love how the art and music come together to form such an ethereal experience for the senses. Maybe I’m just boring lol. Will definitely be checking out y’all’s other videos!
“An ethereal experience for the senses” should be on the poster!!
And welcome to the channel! Hope you enjoy our other reactions too!!
Boring? The real problem is that those people have no patience and no appreciation for art.
@@EdizAndBenthis movie sucks
"Tchaikovsky... what a guy!"
Yes, the guy who probably said: "I'm going to use cannons as instruments and you can stop me"
When I was little, my parents made me watch this every night because they thought the music would bore me to sleep. Sadly for them, it just made Fantasia my favorite Disney movie and fall in love with classical music.
Bore you to sleep, or LULL you to sleep? Because this is also my favorite Disney movie (hey!), and the images dancing through my head because of this movie made my anxiety just melt away. The world with the centaurs and pegasus's, especially, was my image of what heaven was like for YEARS after this came out. I'm in my 30s so was raised by Baby Boomers, so I might be older than you, I don't know. But when we were kids, we learned to use boredom in the way it's supposed to be used. You get hungry when your body is asking for food, tired when you need sleep, etc. With boredom, your brain needs to work. It needs to imagine, create, problem-solve, or just dream. All different feelings can derive once you've acted on the boredom and are doing the things your body wants you to do, but one of them is relaxation through envisioning something beautiful or calming. The music and visuals in this movie create these and all sorts of things for me, even when it's not playing! I'm so glad I didn't have my early development messed with by filling every moment where my brain was begging for dreams and creativity, with devices that created my entertainment FOR me. I feel very blessed, and simultaneously extremely sad for younger people who have never had any significant enough time alone to where they've enjoyed thinking, dreaming, imagining, coming up with ideas, and then creating those ideas.
@@veggiesaremurder I'm 33 (going to be 34 in a few weeks); I'm guessing you're not much older than me.
@@kittycatmeowmeow963 the age thing wasn't meant as a put-down or anything. Not even remotely. I was just trying to engage in a discussion with you about how I felt while watching it, whether you were sure they meant to bore or to lull you to sleep, and on how boredom motivates us.
Once again, your attention to detail and research into the movies’ behind-the-scenes allows you to stand out from other reaction channels. Great work!
Thank you for this comment Eric! Really appreciate that you’ve noticed the extra work we are putting in, hopefully more people will enjoy the facts too!
Something I find so interesting in the dinosaur one, is that this movie was made before the theory about a meteor causing their extinction came about. That's why they're depicted as dying in some sort of heat wave/drought.
Just look at how gorgeous this movie is (every segment, really) and try to imagine how it must've looked at the theater.
in all honestly ediz's attention to detaqil this episode: the hidden mickey, the ostrich, ballet, the shading techniques! 🤩
10 points for Ediz this week! 🙌
The theory was that people thought dinosaurs died from an intense drought until the 1980s it was thought to be an asteroid.
Full-on adults now, have the patience of children. It's because of cell phones. An entire generation with brains that have no tolerance for a single second of boredom, or even slight, momentary distraction. It actually makes me sad. Anyway, I had no idea there was this cultural thing about 'Fantasia', where people prop it up now as a bastion of sophistication (like they do with jazz music), but don't actually like it! Because I've always thought I was alone growing up in that this was, and still is, genuinely, my favorite Disney movie. I thought the worlds of the fairies and how they make dew drops, change colors, and freeze ponds, and the Greek Gods were so magical, that I used to seriously "fantasize" (ayo!) about living there. It wasn't something I'd talk about with anyone unless they were close enough to come over and kick it in my room. It was something I'd have on hand to put on in my room while I was writing or whatever. This and Alice and Wonderland are my favorites, because I just can't stop thinking about what it would be like to live in these worlds where everything is gorgeous. Sliding down rainbows?! Talking, dancing, mushrooms and flowers? Come. On. It was my image of heaven for most of my life. Sign me the f-up!
3:13 The Cardo Fugue In D Minor
5:34 Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy
6:21 Chinese Dance
6:42 Dance Of The Mirlitons
7:01 The Dance Of The Arabians
8:36 Russian Dance
8:48 Flower Waltz
10:05 Sorcerer’s Apprentice
14:53 The Rite Of Spring
19:40 Pastoral Symphony
26:37 The Dance Of Hours
29:41 A Night On Bald Mountain
21:18 So Actually There Where Two Racist Centaurs In The Original 1942 Fantasia. The Only Difference Between Them Being The Flowers In Their Hair And Their Names.
05:41 if you guys do more dance tutorials imagine if you did the fantasia soundtrack! it could become a thrilling and electrical sensation of musical theatre!😂😂
We were thinking about trying to recreate the hippo and the crocodile 😂😂
@@EdizAndBen 😅
10:06 You know I would have not known the Wizards name if y'all did not tell me😂
Yensid is to Disney as Disney is to Yensid… 😅👍
-29:55 They did the opening part of this at least one time in 'The House of Mouse', Hades commented around now "Hey, it's the old act! I love this guy!"
whilst each segment is very special to the film i think sorcerers apprentice and night on bald mountain are the most iconic-though i do love the tchaikovsky segment!
Definitely the ones people talk about the most!
@@EdizAndBen definitely!
08:29 very impessive! i didn't notice that! 👌🏻
Ediz has eagle eyes apparently 🙌
@@EdizAndBen I hope ediz will appreciate dumbo! I know how it's one of your favourites and in tge top 5 movies video he said the live action was bad so temhe original must be bad too 😬
I was 4 when I first saw Fantasia and I still to this day appreciate the wonder and magisty of the music and animation
the nutcracker suite reminds me of Christmas
According to John Culhane's 1983 book Walt Disney's Fantasia, the night dancers are supposed to be alligators. In addition, Disney wanted the humor in the Dance of the Hours to flow from the interactions of the characters, rather than being phoned-in gags. That's why the animals dance like real ballerinas, but look so ungainly. The humor comes from the fact that animals are dancing like real ballerinas and it goes about as well as you would think.
19:23 Ben please I thought this was a family friendly Channel😂
It’s ok, they are only starburst sweets 😂
I remember when in January, 2020 when my Mom introduced this to me and my sister, and even since, it became an icon of mine.
Joining in on the fun fact because I love these too!. It was originally made as intended to be a Mickey short to give him a comeback due to his declining popularity but then decided let's make it this orchestral art experience. Not sure if that was said but I always found that fun.
A little extra note for the animator's posing, which I'm sure you'll find funny.
Originally disney hired Bela Lugosi, famous as the actor for Dracula, to do the poses for Satan/Chernabog. But when Lugosi did his parts, the animator didn't find them satisfactory. Ultimately, Lugosi got annoyed and asked "alright, how would YOU do it?!" Cue the photos that would wind up as the main images for Disney's most metal villain
not eve 2 minutes in and ediz' reactions are already cracking me up 😅
It's funny how boring people find this. I watched this more than once as a kid in the 90s. I loved it!
night on bald mountain was stunning!
Stunning and creepy in equal measure!
@@EdizAndBen that's definitely true! Chernabog always frightened me when I was younger
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I feel like the dude on the right at least takes movies semi-seriously and seemed fun and educational at the same time. The dude on the left seems like he'd have a better time watching Mickey Mouse Playhouse.
I feel like The Nutcracker was the most recent of the scores used in Fantasia by 48 years.
I can't wait for y'all to react to Dumbo me and my mom and my little brother really like it I especially love when they got drunk😂 *pink elephant*
I have a lot of love for Dumbo so I hope we do it justice for you!!
Crocodiles have U-shaped snouts while alligators have V-shaped ones.
OMG! I LOVE your puns Ben! 😂
Haha, I’m pleased someone does 🤦🏻♂️😂
@@EdizAndBen I hope you keep doing this for the rest if tge disney reactions! And when you've done all 60 you should do a compilation of your puns! 😅
07:08 thats a good point,
also the fish looks alot like cleo!
Yes, I was thinking of Cleo! I wonder if the same artists worked on both… 🤔🤔
@@EdizAndBen that's a possibility as it came after pinocchio!
@@EdizAndBen Yep. The fish were animated by Don Lusk, part of the "animal unit" from Pinocchio, who specialised on Cleo and the more cartoonish fish in the ocean.
6:21 Aren't mushroom things cute they were one of my favorite things of Fantasia
They are iconic, especially for only being in such a short scene in the movie!
Ben's always dropping such great fun facts, so I've got one for YOU. In "Rite of Spring", the fight between the T-Rex and the stegosaurus is a bit of a science snafu. Stegosaurus lived during the Jurassic period. T-Rex didn't appear until the late cretaceous period---two periods of time separated by millions of years. So not only should these two not be fighting, they shouldn't even EXIST together. We humans are closer in time to the t-rex than the stegosaurus. Also, it wasn't until "Jurassic Park" that we finally saw the T-rex walking and running correctly with its body more hunched over and its tail up in the air. The T-rex depicted here should NOT be walking so upright with its tail dragging on the ground. (Basically, anytime in media you see dinosaurs dragging their tails 'Flintstones' style, that's a big 'no'.)
None the less, "Rite of Spring" is still mostly accurate to what prehistory was like, and was regularly shown in schools as part of their science classes (including mine). I know my comment is rather late to the party here, but I only just discovered this channel, and I love the energetic attitude you both bring, your theater talents, the funny banter, and the historical fun facts! Keep up the awesome work!
Welcome to the channel! So pleased you found us!
I heard that fact recently about humans being closer to T-Rex's than the T-Rex were to Stegosaurus, and I think it's fascinating!! And I was definitely spoiled with Jurassic Park being my first introduction to dinosaurs because everything else pales in comparison!! 😅
Thanks so much for commenting! Was a lovely read ✌😊
Awesome vids, lads! As a fellow Disney fan since young childhood days, it’s so good to see generations of fans (old and new) sharing the love we have with the now one-hundred year-old House of Mouse.
Fantasia is in my top favourite Disney animated films of all time. I love all of this film. It may be a bit of a slow burn but that’s the point of the whole of Fantasia; not only exciting and engaging viewers but also not being afraid to slow down and allow itself to stay with things until it’s time to move on to the next thing.
Also, love that Fantasia hoodie! I need myself some more Disney merch. 😄
There actually are two dinosaur fighting games. There's Primal Rage, which features god-like being in the form of dinosaurs and apes, and Jurassic Park: Warpath, made after the second movie and featuring a bunch of dinosaurs to play as.
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I was just going to work on a video until I got the notification I was like heck nah I always got to watch the guys
The dedication is appreciated 😂👍
04:05 😂😂😂😂and ediz's facial expression right after! 😅
I just said what I saw 😂
@@EdizAndBen 🤣🤣🤣
Are you gonna react to Fantasia 2000 ?
We will get there! We are reacting to every Disney Classic in order. Fantasia is the 3rd one and Fantasia 2000 is number 38… so we will get there eventually! 😂
“There should be a fighting game with dinosaurs!”
There is- Jurassic Park Warpath for the PS1
Ok, now I’m mad I didn’t have this as a kid. I just looked it up and it looks sick!! 😂
30:35 I've heard they also took inspiration from a movie about Faust, some scene were the devil papers in the sky, either to offer a deal to Faust or to collect him
28:00 I saw the hippos and Crocodiles in a Mickey Mouse Christmas movie.
19:43 I have no words to say YES
When editing I had to look up the theme tune to make sure I sang it right 😂
@@EdizAndBen no you got it right
26:31 it's one of my favorite ones too this one and the one with the flood of wine
It’s definitely one of the most entertaining sections!
It's funny, the part that scared me the most about this film as a kid was Ave Maria, because I too thought that the lights they were carrying were their big overgrown glowing alien heads! I would say my least favorite segment is The Rite of Spring, although I love that music. I love The Nutcracker Suite, the Dance of the Hours, and Night on Bald Mountain.
My favorite Disney movie to watch or to even have in the background!
Yes, I often just put it on in the background 😅
I’ve tried to sleep to it before but it gets a bit intense in places 😂
that was a great reaction! i forgot there are no credits at the end of fantasia!
see you next video! ♥
Yeah, it was so weird just ending like that! See you soon Syed!
@@EdizAndBen what I also found strange was that I dint remember if there were opening title s either,
See you next video! 🤗
11:39 😅😂🤣
Honestly so intense!! 😂
@@EdizAndBen 😆
Love how Ediz really got an education from this as well lol but definitely mind blown on the Hurricano.
We are here to both educate and entertain! 🙌
Also to teach of the dangers of Hurricanos 😅😂🌪🌋🌪
The Sorcerer's Apprentice is my favorite Mickey Mouse thing.
Still a Classic Masterpiece!!!!! 🌟 Another spectacular Disney movie, using classic music as soundtrack, is Sleeping Beauty! 😉
Having recently rewatched this, I still love this movie, but I am SO CONFUSED how this was 4 year old me's favourite Disney movie. Like... a 4 year old would rent THIS ONE over and over again...
Hahahaha I love that!! Four year old you has very unique taste .... some might say sophisticated lol. Thanks for commenting
Pretty colors and animation
I can’t recommend enough……and I mean this from the bottom of my heart…..you need to view this movie after consuming some shrooms
Oh that woulda been a much more entertaining video… 😂
Maybe we could pluck up the courage to do some when we watch Fantasia 2000 😅
You guys are hilarious! 🤣 I'm loving your reactions to the old classics! ❤
To be honest I don't think the dinosaurs gone extinct by a asteroid I think it was a drought because you would think an asteroid with hit only one part of the Earth but drought yep that sounds about right :)
Maybe the asteroid caused the drought… 🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@EdizAndBen Maybe
The asteroid was over 100 miles wide and completely vaporized on contact. The massive amounts of soot and debris ejected following the impact caused global cooling, drought and limited cessation of photosynthesis in oceans. So you're right, there was a drought. Some dinosaurs survived though- all birds are dinosaurs.
If all birds are dinosaurs, does that mean the T-Rex had feathers like some kind of monster chicken from hell?? 😂
@@EdizAndBen Scientists think baby t-rexes had fuzzy down like baby chicks. The adults probably only had patches on their head or along their spine, but were mostly scaled. Many dinos were fully feathered- velociraptors were indeed like scary toothed chickens with long tails.
When we can except Disney smash bros melee
Hopefully in a few weeks 🤞😬
33:25 I guess it was one of those 'night seems to last forever....but day always comes...' - in a metaphor for saying that bad times do stop, and things can be better again kind of a way....
22:06 That was pretty quick. Lol.
.... you're welcome ;)
'Fantasia' literally means 'Fantasy' in Finnish. 10/10 movie title.
Personally, I can never hear or see "Dance of the Hours" without thinking of Allan Sherman's 1963 novelty hit "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah," which borrows its main tune.
And there was me thinking the Simpson’s added those lyrics 😂😂😂
Amazing film that should've gotten more respect back then and we need a 3rd Fantasia film!
The dinosaurs are my favorite Disney characters of all time.
The Rite of Spring is actually longer than The Pastoral Symphony, by about 45 seconds.
Both of them are beautiful segments but also a little too long 😅
Thanks for the bonus fact!! ✌️☺️
The Wiley 'Too many man' reference 🤣🤣
That song plays in my head on a daily basis 🤣 Had to be done
There was a Mortal Kombat-like fightning game with dinosaurs from 1994 called Primal Rage.
23:58 Zeus is messing around for no reason, that's what's happening.
Fun Fact: There Was A Spoof Film Of Fantasia (1940) And Before Fantasia 2000 (1999) Made In Italy Called Allegro Non Troppo (1976) Which Is Basically A Satire Version Of Fantasia. It Features Black And White Live Action Scenes And Color Animated Scenes. Check It Out. Watch The 4:3 Fullscreen Version. It's An Adult Animated Version Of Fantasia. And Warning, This Film Contains Nudity In The Animation Scenes And Adult Comedy.
For the release of Fantasia 2000, the studios were able to finish one of the segments removed from the first Fantasia which was to be a partnership between Walt and Dali !! I discovered it very recently and just fell in love with it (the segment is called "Destino" ❤)
Nice video, surprised you dont got more subs if your videos got same quality as this one. I see a lot of react content as I like seeing different opinions on stuff, and usually they dont include additional facts or edits like this, positively surprised :3
7:41 I was OBSESSED with that movie as a kid. I'm half Jamaican so my dad liked the part with the Jamaican jellyfish lol
14:36 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA🤣
Tiny Dino hands will never not be funny to me 😅
Sunflower was cut from the film, beginning with the theatrical 1969 re-release.
That would have been after the civil rights movement in America so makes sense I guess. Thanks for the extra fact!!
I wish that you could have watched the original FANTASIA instead of this re-edited version. Deems Taylor, the man in the tuxedo, was a very popular music critic back in the 1930s. In this version that you are watching, another man dubbed over Mr. Taylor's voice and they added in about 6 minutes of extra dialogue. Along with the problems of having to install the stereo equipment in the theaters, which was expensive, two other things occurred to make the movie a failure on its first release. 1. Music critics attacked the film by saying, "How dare Disney tell us how to envision music!" and 2. WWII broke out and many people were not in a movie going mood. The racist images of the black centaurettes were removed sometime in the late 1950s. I first saw the movie when it was re-released in the 1960s to take advantage of the hippie movement and drug culture. Disney came out with a psychedelic poster saying "FANTASIA-The Ultimate Experience!" By the way, The Sorcerer's Apprentice was the first time that Mickey had eyeballs instead of just black dots. Walt knew that this was going to be a great acting role for the mouse and wanted his face to be more expressive. Animator, Fred Moore, was responsible for Mickey's newer look.
i learned so much thank you guys for this
29:27 😂😂
Facts though 😂
@@EdizAndBen so true! 😅
I love Fantasia. I'm always up to watch it, but I'm almost certainly in the minority.
Hey Suchende Lokidottir! Glad to hear you love fantasia, it's a pretty original concept which is amazing ... what's your favourite section? Hopefully our video can find the people who enjoy fantastia :) Thanks for commenting
My favorite part is Night on Bald Mountain, but i also really love the Nutcracker Suite.
Yeah Night on bald mountain is pretty iconic!!! All the sections are so different, great moments in all of them!!
19:27 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Our idea of a party is apparently throwing starburst over ourselves 😂
@@EdizAndBen 😂😂 well that sounds like my kind if party! 🥳 🎉 🤣
11:38 So Mickey's and murderer right he killed thousands
He created life only to brutally murder it… Mickeys a psychopath and we don’t talk about it enough.. 😂
@@EdizAndBen he's a murderer and he commits animal abuse many times especially in Steamboat Willy
28:01 🤣
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@@EdizAndBen 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve loved this more than any marvel film since forever
They cut out Sunflower for the rerelease in the 60s
That makes sense as it was the height of the civil rights movement in America
Thanks for the bonus fact!!
Bonus fun fact the guy who played the timpani during the first segment and I assume the rest of the film is Jimmy MacDonald, AKA Disney’s Sound Effects man and the voices of Jaq and Gus from Cinderella, The Doormouse from Alice in Wonderland, Chip and (I think) Dale in a few classic shorts, Evinrude from The Rescuers, Humphrey the Bear, Pluto (in a few shorts) and the second voice for Mickey Mouse after Walt’s retirement from the character.
10:08 Yen Sid: Dis Ney
I don’t think you have to go back to sleep
Hold on, there were female musicians in there, one of the harpists is a woman. There might be some female violinists too, but I know one of the harpists is a woman.
15:20 When lava cools, it turns back into rock. Lava doesn't create life, it creates land for creatures to live on.🌋
16:31 I suggest u look into the game primal rage 😂
31:04 Not all of the dead. Just the damned.....I think.....
31:29 I guess it was appropriate to show nipples there because they're monsters, demons or condemned souls....
4:28 Absolutely.
4:32 With that many musicians playing layers upon layers of different parts for a song like this? Absolutely not. The conductor is important because he unifies the entire orchestra. Without him, the musicians can start straying off and losing the sense of the tempo, the mood, when and where they must become quieter or louder, faster or slower, when and where to hold or end each note, and so many other important details.
Edit: So, I spoke to my mother, who majored in music and served as a music teacher for many years, and we had a conversation about whether an orchestra of this scale could possibly perform without a conductor, and turns out the answer is yes!
In such cases, she says, it is possible among an orchestra full of elite professionals, people that have been playing such pieces for many years and know the ins and outs of these songs.
And it turns out, sometimes some conductors are brought in because they are famous, and sometimes they are less a conductor and more just an inflated bag of ego that may not always know the song they are hired to conduct as well as they should.
In such cases, the orchestra will have to manage on their own and listen to one another in order to survive while the conductor flexes his ego and misses important cues in the song he’s supposed to be instructing.
Lastly, in the case of when the conductor is not present, turns out there is someone who can fill in, especially while the orchestra tunes their instruments and does warm ups. They’re called “The First Violinist”. Should all else fail, it is the First Violinist’s job to lead the rest of the orchestra by example and ear. Whatever they’re playing, everyone else will play based on the First Violinist.
It’s a croc
Painted each cel ndividually. Perhaps 1000, pp cels in total
I've only seen Fantasia once and it was bc they had us watch it in elementary school during music class (I assume to teach us about classical music idk) but I remember we had to finish it the next week and SO MANY kids fell asleep during it 😂like half the class!
Hey edit hey Ben do you live in England
Fantasia 2000
When I was young, Tocatta and Fugue was maybe a skip track. These days, it might be my very favorite, as I really appreciate its pure abstractness.
This was the "special restored edition" which had restored the original interstitial narrations by the host Deems Taylor. Honestly, they just fill up time by describing what you're about to see, and they're totally unnecessary. The movie was better off without them, the abridged versions were featured in the theatrical (and VHS/DVD) releases since the late 1940s or so.
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22:47 🤣🤮😂
So many baby butts, but that was the line 😂😂😂
@@EdizAndBen 🤣
Ediz is a great reactor. Ben, maybe go do something else.
To heck with Disney+ and their stupid edits.
Physical copies are more important. Unedited!