Wednesday, February 10, 2010

TRUE OR FALSE: Disney's classic ';Fantasia'; was not the vision of Disney himself, but of a drug addict ?

The visual tour de' force that


is Disney's masterpiece


';Fantasia'; was not Walt's


idea at all....





instead, it was the hallucinations


of an artist that was strung out


on the drug mescaline to keep him


working night and day





When Disney heard of this he


sat down with him and listened


to him go through a


';furious succession'; of visual


images ....





Walt was so impressed by his


colorful descriptions that he hired


him as chief ';visualist'; for what


would become


';FANTASIA';TRUE OR FALSE: Disney's classic ';Fantasia'; was not the vision of Disney himself, but of a drug addict ?
The answer is false. You would have to show me articles from at least two different sources before I would believe that any one person should take the credit or blame for ';Fantasia.'; The movie consists of several different segments which are somehow supposed to connect classical music and animation, and the segments are all written, animated, and directed by different people. ';The Sorcerer's Apprentice'' segment was later extracted from the movie and released as a regular cartoon short which was shown before movies and made more money for the Disney Studio than 'Fantasia' itself, because the real horrible secret behind ''Fantasia'' is that children don't like it because it has no central storyline and the classical music bores them. It was one of the few financial and critical failures that Disney Studios produced, and it lost so much money on its first release that it didn't see the light of a movie projector again almost twenty years, and didn't finally break even until it became available for sale as a video tape and, later, on DVD.TRUE OR FALSE: Disney's classic ';Fantasia'; was not the vision of Disney himself, but of a drug addict ?
i don't know about all of that but parts of it are pretty trippy i bet some of those guys were smoking something
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