“Fantasia 2003” is a 2003 animated film that serves as a sequel to the 1940 Disney classic “Fantasia.” The film features a collection of animated segments set to classical music, similar to its predecessor. It includes both new segments and updated versions of some segments from the original film.
Like the original “Fantasia,” “Fantasia 2003” has been praised for its stunning visuals, innovative animation techniques, and memorable musical sequences. It has also been recognized for its educational value, as it introduces young audiences to classical music and various art forms. Additionally, the film’s use of computer-generated imagery (CGI) marked a significant step forward in the use of technology in Disney animation.
