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INTRODUCTION: "In a profession that has been an unending voyage of discovery in the realms of color, sound, and motion, Fantasia represents our most exciting adventure. At last, we have found a way to use in our medium the great music of all times and the flood of new ideas which it inspires." Those are the words that Walt Disney described about Fantasia, his third animated masterpiece, and in my opinion, the best animated feature, period. A passion project of his, Fantasia combines the art of animation with the sounds of classical music. Fantasia originated as a Silly Symphonies short meant to give his beloved cartoon character Mickey Mouse a boost in popularity, known as "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" based on Johann Wolfgang von Goetche's poem and set to Paul Dukas' orchestral piece inspired by it. Then after a meeting with Leopold Stokowski, Fantasia, as one time titled "The Concert Feature", blossomed into something more greater that Walt Disney and his fellow artists could ever

INTRODUCTION: Ever since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs had became not only a huge hit at the box office but being declared the greatest movie of all time, there is no stopping Walt Disney and his fellow artists from creating more new animated features to come. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs surprise success really proved to everyone that not only that animation can be as strong at great storytelling as live-action can, but it can move audiences to tears and laughter the same way too. The next film, Pinocchio, based on Carlo Collodi's children's novel, would be a lot different from Snow White in more ways than one. While Pinocchio is a critical darling as Snow White was, its financial box office pales in comparison. Today, it's been herald as not only one of Walt Disney's best animated features ever made, but as the greatest animated feature of all time, earning a rare 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. STORY: Pinocchio tells the story of a little wooden puppet and his adventures on becoming

INTRODUCTION: Anybody who's an animation expert or who's interested in animation should know that Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is, and quoted "the one that started it all". While some may say that it's the first animated feature ever told, that distinction belongs to Lotte Reiniger's The Adventures of Prince Achmed, made in Germany of 1926. Snow White, however, is the first American animated feature. Animation were only limited to shorts at the time. A lot of people believed that subjecting to viewing a full-length animated feature would hurt their eyes. However, Walt Disney took a big risk and saw the creative and profitable potential of a feature-length animated film. Snow White went on to become the blockbuster hit of 1937, proving to everyone that animation can be just as profitable as live-action. Over the years, the mold of feature-length animation has evolved, now with the usage of three-dimensional computer animation over the traditional hand-drawn

Disney's Wish Teaser Ignites Massive Buzz With A Jaw-Dropping Twist And A Star-Studded Soundtrack LOS ANGELES — April 27, 2023 — Walt Disney Animation Studios unveiled the first teaser trailer for “Wish”, its ambitious fantasy film celebrating the studio's 100 anniversary. The short glimpse into the Kingdom of Rosas instantly captivated the audience by blending the studio's classic watercolor-inspired animation with a modern 2D/CG hybrid style that Disney previously used in “Paperman”, “Feast”, and “Far From The Tree”. At the heart of the story is Armaan (voiced by “Encanto's” Ravi Cabot-Conyers), a starry-eyed and endlessly optimistic 11-year-old boy whose journey to the legendary wishing star sets the stage for a tale about hope, dreams, — and unexpected darkness. But the moment that truly set the internet on fire? The reveal of Princess Celeste (voiced by Chloë Grace Moretz), a sinister subversion of the traditional Disney Princess. By the time she delivers the line, “And the