Finally getting around to watching this on DVD! My VHS copy kicked the bucket. #favoritedisneymovie

This should be #3 in our Disney-thon, but, sadly, my Amazon order isn't here yet! Loved this as a kid!! (premiere: November 13, 1940)

In this time, it's a good way to introduce kids to classic music...

Watching W/ My 6 Yr Old. This Has Always Been 1 Of My Favorites, It's So Enchanting I'm So Happy I Can Share It W/ Her :)

Words cannot express how much I love this! I wish I owned a copy

Such a classic. Forgot how good it is.

Nothing like popping in a classic when there's nothing else to do when you're puny.

Watching one of most favorite Disney classics with Jimmy. Excellent quiet Friday night fodder!

I just want to be a centaur. Robbie knows specifically which one

Turn on, Tune in & Drop out.

In the car while the wife feeds the baby. Love in car dvd. Best thing ever!

Till I fall asleep

Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite" makes me miss playing my flute!

:3 going to watch this with Viktor! He is absolutely going to love it.

Lol, I'm enjoying this more than my daughter.

watching with my son. For the most part he likes it.

Early on, Walt Disney and Leopold Stokowski considered having fragrances dispersed into the theater at certain points in the movie to heighten the experience. Suggestions included cereus for "Claire... more

Early on, Walt Disney and Leopold Stokowski considered having fragrances dispersed into the theater at certain points in the movie to heighten the experience. Suggestions included cereus for "Claire de Lune," jasmine for the "Waltz of the Flowers" segment of "The Nutcracker Suite," incense for "Ave Maria," and gunpowder for "The Sorcerer's Apprentice." Disney dropped the idea because of the difficulty of clearing one scent from the theater before spraying in the next one.

Bela Lugosi served as a live-action model for Chernabog, the demon in "Night on Bald Mountain." Lugosi spent several days at the Disney studios, where he was filmed doing evil, demon-like poses for... more

Bela Lugosi served as a live-action model for Chernabog, the demon in "Night on Bald Mountain." Lugosi spent several days at the Disney studios, where he was filmed doing evil, demon-like poses for the animators to use as a reference. However, Bill Tytla, the animator in charge of Chernobog, was dissatisfied with Lugosi's performance, and had sequence director Wilfred Jackson pose for the cameras. Thus it was Jackson, not Lugosi, who appeared on-screen as Chernobog.

Goin to relax to fantasia n hope i fall asleep

I was neither aware that the black centaur was removed nor that there was a controversy about it. But I can't think of a time when I thought it was OK to edit an original piece for the sake of... more

I was neither aware that the black centaur was removed nor that there was a controversy about it. But I can't think of a time when I thought it was OK to edit an original piece for the sake of present day sense of justice. When pieces of art in any form reflect the view, beauty AND ugliness of that period, I believe it should remain in tact and remind us of what was considered the norm, or even humorous for that time. Do we edit all movies that show African Americans in a negative, racist light? Do we chop up a movie that reinforces stereotypes of women as strictly homemakers? The list could go on and on. I respectfully disagree with Adam's position.

All time Favourite Disney movie!

I'm perfectly ok that the black centaur has been removed, no one wants to see the only black centaur buffing hooves and rolling out carpets. completely ridiculous. watching this makes me wish someone... more

I'm perfectly ok that the black centaur has been removed, no one wants to see the only black centaur buffing hooves and rolling out carpets. completely ridiculous. watching this makes me wish someone would created an animated adaptation of Milton's Paradise Lost <3

Because cartoons and classical music are just awesome together!

hard to believe that at one time the "bare breasted" centaurs were a scandal.

It was a vehicle for me and, decades later, my daughter to be able to see classical music as a stimulus for fantasy that we might not have had otherwise.

Met mijn kleine meid naar klassiek aan het luisteren en kijken!

What was Walt Disney smoking when he made this?

Can't have a movie collection @ home without this one being in it.

The original. A must see for all kids and adults. Waaaay better than most of the crud served up in modern time. Kind of the Tubular Bells of animation IMO

This has been in my Top Ten List since I first saw it in 1971.