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Day 2, Part 1:

Fantasia (1940):



Fantasia is Walt Disney's third animated feature film. It consists of seven musical segments: Tocccata And Fugue In D Minor, The Nutcracker Suite, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Rite of Spring, The Pastoral Symphony, Dance of the Hours, and Night On Bald Mountain. Each of these segments had a piece of classical music to go with them. Personally my favorite segments were The Sorcerer's Apprentice (Mickey's first ever appearance in a Disney Animated Feature) and Night On Bald Mountain (the debut of Chernabog).

There isn't really much else to say.....
I give this movie a 7.25 out of 10

Dumbo (1941):



Dumbo is one of Walt Disney's many masterpieces. It, like Snow White and Pinocchio before it, has many memorable songs, such as Pink Elephants on Parade, Baby Mine, and When I See An Elephant Fly. Unlike the three movies before it (Snow White, Pinocchio, and Fantasia), Dumbo doesn't seem to have any terrifying scenes. The closest scene to that would be the Pink Elephant Scene.



This Thing. The original Megazord.

This movie is about an elephant. With big ears. That can fly. Because..... DISNEY!!! The elephant befriends a mouse after his mother is locked in a cage after trying to protect him from a rude kid. After a failed circus stunt, Dumbo becomes a clown, gets drunk, and learns how to fly with some crows.

While Dumbo is a classic, it is really short, with a total of 64 minutes.
I give this movie a rating of 6.75

To be continued.....