A visionary and magnificent feast of music and animated images, Fantasia is one of the most acclaimed films of all time.

Never before has music and movie magic been blended to create such an exhilarating sight and sound experience. The special wonder of Mickey Mouse as the mischievous Sorcerer's Ap­prentice the breathtaking beauty of the mythical lady centaurs winged fairies and cascading snowflakes the pure fun of hippoes in tutus performing the most hilarious ballet ever.

These images familiar and beloved by generations of moviegoers all over the world can now be enjoyed again and again in this timeless original. See the music come to life hear the pictures burst into song and experience the excitement that is Walt Disney's innovative Fantasia!

Fantasia (Original 1940) – Special Edition bluray/dvd set.

Special Features

• Disney Family Museum
• Audio Commentary

Fantasia Movie Reviews

“Fantasia is simply terrific – as terrific as anything that has ever happened on a screen.” New York Times

“Envisioned as a musical symphony come to life, Fantasia is a bizarre, almost trippy experience rich with hypnotic visuals, dazzling animation and beautiful music. Of course, just because the film pushes boundaries doesn't make it perfect. Fantasia still stumbles quite often. It's overlong, and not all of the segments are fully engaging. But the powerfully striking aspects of Fantasia are truly unforgettable, and the film's rougher edges can be easily forgiven…if you're up for an exciting, moody experience layered with jaw-dropping animation and gorgeous musical numbers, then you really must check this out.” IGN

“Done in magnificent color, in brilliant imagination and in lasting recognition of Disney's enormous talents.” Boxoffice magazine

“A mere twelve years after Mickey Mouse's first sound cartoon, the primitive gag-fest Steamboat Willie, and Disney studios produced this full length animation extravaganza that animators have been trying to equal ever since. Even now, with technological breakthroughs in computer animation, the beauty of much of the animation is difficult or practically impossible to reproduce. For the making of Fantasia, Walt Disney told his animators to listen to the classical music to which the film would be set and let their imaginations run wild. That, they did. There are seven sequences, even set to a different piece. The most famous is The Sorcerer's Ap­prentice, starring Mickey Mouse, but some of the other segments are as good or better. There's abstract animation, narrative animation, and dances, including a comic ballet (The Dance of the Hours). For those who have an interest in or are impressed by the beauty of good art, animation, or music, this is a must.” At-A-Glance Film Reviews