Fantasia 2000

Pros: A painless and fantastic way to listen to classical music!

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I loved Fantasia 2000 and highly recommend it. Great for kids of all ages but the young ones will love it.

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Pros: Introduces children to more classical music

Cons: It ends!

Review: The original Fantasia, released in 1940, was the product of Walt Disney's dream; to combine animated images with classical music. FANTASIA 2000 continues Walt Disney's original concept of a repertoire program that was continually being updated.
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Pros: Head-explodingly good, this movie shoved me back in my seat and kept me there

Cons: The cameos by overpaid celebrities are condescending and utterly unnecessary

The Bottom Line: Once you pick your jaw back up off the floor and reattach it to your head, you'll go around singing the praises of this beautiful movie.

Review: A warning to unsuspecting viewers: the contents of Fantasia 2000 could cause your head to explode.

Walt Disney’s original vision of a movie experience which blends cartoon with classic music has found perfect expression in this...

Pros: Beautiful art and music

Cons: May be boring for some

Review: I didn't even know Fantasia 2000 had come out earlier on IMAX. However, when I saw previews for it on TV, I knew I had to rush out to the mall and see it. I had loved the first Fantasia, even owning it on video, and the thought of another excited me...

Pros: Great music! Great variety of animation! Great fun!

Cons: Live action introductions by stars a little too canned... Shorter than the original...

The Bottom Line: A wonderful partnership of classic sound and entertaining vision, Fantasia 2000 leads the viewer through a variety of fantastic experiences that never fail to impress.

Review: For those of you who have lived under rock and I doubt you have been if you are reading this review, Fantasia 2000 is the continuation of Walt Disney's vision. The working title for the original Fantasia was the Concert Feature and it was his plan...

Pros: PINES OF ROME, FIREBIRD AND CGI

Cons: None really, it's a matter of taste

Review: Having lived with different parts of the original FANTASIA most of my life, and loving it for it's historical ingenuity as well as for memories of my (ahem) misspent youth, it took me far too long to experience Fantasia 2000. I think it is an improvement...

Pros: Beautiful animation and music

Cons: "Pines of Rome" is a bit slow

The Bottom Line: A brilliantly conceived animated masterpiece.

Review: This film is better than the first; one reason being that the animation is better. Unlike the original which was two hours this one was only seventy-something minutes. This way the viewer is not bored as easily by a segment that goes on forever, like...

Pros: Beautiful work by Disney

Cons: Hmmm...can't think of any

The Bottom Line: Fantasia 2000 reminded me why I love Disney, commercialism and all.

Review: I've always had mixed feelings about the Wonderful World of Disney. I loved many films of theirs like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, The Rescuers, and Beauty and The Beast. However, I was angry when they made The Little Mermaid and gave it a happy...

Pros: A phenomenal marriage of various artistic mediums.

Cons: It's too short.

Review: Incredible. Extraordinary. Majestic. Phenomenal. Unbelievable. One blubbers through accolades in the attempt to define it because one thing is certain: Fantasia 2000 is a marvelous, beguiling, awe-inspiring, pick-your-own-superlative...

Pros: Great selection of music, fabulous animation, fast-paced; generally a really high-quality family film

Cons: Not a lot of plot development in some of the segments; if you're not interested in either animation or orchestral music, there may not be enough to hold your attention

Review: Earlier today, Fantasia 2000 finally opened in Iceland (we tend to get our flicks at about the same time they hit the mega-discount-sticky-floor theaters in the States), much to my delight. The kids and I are big fans of the original, and I'd been...