Gather 'round children, for there once was a time when Disney pushed boundaries and explored what the visual medium of animation could do.

This is a 2 hour visual representation of how music makes you feel. It feels mostly like animators were allowed full freedom of expression, moving from abstract colors, to comprehendible storylines and back to abstract colors. I can't imagine what it was like to see this in theaters in 1940, only a few years after color film

I think the Mickey Mouse-broom chapter of this is the best visual representation of anxiety I have ever seen. It makes me inexplicably stressed. In fact, this entire movie makes me so emotional.

The orchestra parts seem quite dull and unnecessary by modern standards but this film is largely credited with introducing the orchestra to the American public. Classical was considered elitist, but it brought it to a wider audience and to this day, Classical music is mostly kept alive through film.

It's a pure cinematic experience. Watch it big and loud the way it was intended. It is spectacular.

Gather 'round children, for there once was a time when Disney pushed boundaries and explored what the visual medium of animation could do.

This is a 2 hour visual representation of how music makes you feel. It feels mostly like animators were allowed full freedom of expression, moving from abstract colors, to comprehendible storylines and back to abstract colors. I can't imagine what it was like to see this in theaters in 1940, only a few years after color film

I think the Mickey Mouse-broom chapter of this is the best visual representation of anxiety I have ever seen. It makes me inexplicably stressed. In fact, this entire movie makes me so emotional.

The orchestra parts seem quite dull and unnecessary by modern standards but this film is largely credited with introducing the orchestra to the American public. Classical was considered elitist, but it brought it to a wider audience and to this day, Classical music is mostly kept alive through film.

It's a pure cinematic experience. Watch it big and loud the way it was intended. It is spectacular.

i’ve never understood “disney magic” until i saw this movie an absolute maximalist portrayal of sights sounds myth and mystery at the most precise and professional level. groundbreaking stunning and amazing.

i’ve never understood “disney magic” until i saw this movie an absolute maximalist portrayal of sights sounds myth and mystery at the most precise and professional level. groundbreaking stunning and amazing.

Genel itibariyle fevkalade yaratıcı bir yapım. Muzikler keza efsane. Ekran basında ve bu saatte (gece 2 suları) izlemeseydim belki cok daha keyif alirdim ama yine de sizi icine ceken sihirli bir atmosferi var. basarili

Genel itibariyle fevkalade yaratıcı bir yapım. Muzikler keza efsane. Ekran basında ve bu saatte (gece 2 suları) izlemeseydim belki cok daha keyif alirdim ama yine de sizi icine ceken sihirli bir atmosferi var. basarili

"Come on now, Drop the shoe will you?"

Some of the most apocalyptic images ever animated to the screen nearly 86 years prior, these are implied to be logically followed by science and mythics wheras these depictions are shown so hauntingly in every frame articulated and drawn in such an overpoweringly climatic position. Strong contrasts of bright splashes, graphic shadows, and lively characteristics only riveled by the actual music playing itself.

The waves are manipulated as ghosts, clouds bleed into an entire space, even gods are entirely vulnerable when exposed to glimmers of light, A world fundamentally broken down and born anew. I'd like to think that because of the time this was made WWII is on the rise and perhaps the effects of that period have impacted more of the emotions these animators put it their all in these sequences, It's so hauntingly expressionistic of the power people can have when committed to their art.

If only i could watch this a billion more times

"Come on now, Drop the shoe will you?"

Some of the most apocalyptic images ever animated to the screen nearly 86 years prior, these are implied to be logically followed by science and mythics wheras these depictions are shown so hauntingly in every frame articulated and drawn in such an overpoweringly climatic position. Strong contrasts of bright splashes, graphic shadows, and lively characteristics only riveled by the actual music playing itself.

The waves are manipulated as ghosts, clouds bleed into an entire space, even gods are entirely vulnerable when exposed to glimmers of light, A world fundamentally broken down and born anew. I'd like to think that because of the time this was made WWII is on the rise and perhaps the effects of that period have impacted more of the emotions these animators put it their all in these sequences, It's so hauntingly expressionistic of the power people can have when committed to their art.

If only i could watch this a billion more times

F4NTASTIC!

F4NTASTIC!