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Revision as of 18:35, 13 May 2020

Home media

Audio

Disney considered releasing a multi-disc 78-rpm record album of Fantasia's soundtrack in conjunction with the film's 1940 roadshow release, but this idea was not realized. The soundtrack was ultimately released as a three-record LP set in sixteen countries by Disneyland Records in 1957 under the catalog number WDX-101. Disney was required to obtain permission from Stokowski, who initially rejected the deal unless the Philadelphia Orchestra Association received a share of the royalties. With nearly two hours of music, the Fantasia soundtrack album is the longest soundtrack album ever released of a Disney film.

The Fantasia soundtrack album contains all of the musical selections but none of the commentary from the film. After stereo LPs became possible, Buena Vista Records released a stereo version of the soundtrack album.

The original soundtrack was remastered and issued as a two-disc CD set by Walt Disney Records in 1991. It eventually sold 100,000 copies. This was re-released in 2006. In 1982, Buena Vista Records also released a two-disc edition of the re-recorded soundtrack conducted by Irwin Kostal. This was also issued on CD by Walt Disney Records.

Video

Fantasia has received three home video releases. The first, featuring the 1990 restored theatrical version, was released on VHS and laserdisc on November 1, 1991, as part of the "Walt Disney Classics" line. The 50-day release prompted 9.25 million advance orders for cassettes and a record 200,000 for discs, doubling the figure of the previous record. The "Deluxe Edition" package included the film, a "making of" feature, a commemorative lithograph, a 16-page booklet, a two-disc soundtrack of the Stokowski score and a certificate of authenticity signed by Roy E. Disney, the nephew of Walt. Fantasia became the biggest-selling sell-through cassette of all time with 14.2 million copies being purchased. The record was surpassed by Beauty and the Beast in December 1992. This version was also released as a DVD in 2000, outside of the U.S. in the United Kingdom and other countries, again under the "Walt Disney Classics" banner.

In November 2000, Fantasia was released on video for the second time, this time along with Fantasia 2000, on DVD with 5.1 surround sound. The films were issued both separately and in a three-disc set called The Fantasia Anthology. A variety of bonus features were included on the bonus disc, The Fantasia Legacy. This edition attempted to follow as closely as possible the runtime and format of the original roadshow version, and included additional restored live-action footage of Taylor and the orchestra, including the bookends to the film's intermission. In the 2000 and 2010 releases, Deems Taylor's voice has been overdubbed throughout by Corey Burton because most of the audio tracks to Taylor's restored scenes have been lost. The 2000 UK release, however, was in the 1991 video version.

Both films were reissued again by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment in November 2010 separately, as a two-disc DVD/Blu-ray set and a combined DVD and Blu-ray four-disc (named the "Fantasia 2 Movie Collection") set that featured 1080p high-definition video and 7.1 surround sound. The 2010 version of Fantasia featured a new restoration by Reliance MediaWorks and a new sound restoration but was editorially identical to the 2000 version. This marked the first time the roadshow version was released in Europe. Fantasia was withdrawn from release and returned to the "Disney Vault" moratorium on April 30, 2011, along with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio.

Timeline

Format Covers Release Date Publisher Notes
VHS November 1, 1991 Walt Disney Home Video Walt Disney Classics
Laserdisc November 1, 1991 Walt Disney Home Video Walt Disney Classics
VHS November 1, 1991 Walt Disney Home Video Walt Disney Classics Deluxe Edition
Laserdisc November 1, 1991 Walt Disney Home Video Walt Disney Classics Deluxe Edition
DVD November 14, 2000 Walt Disney Home Video Special 60th Anniversary Edition
DVD November 14, 2000 Walt Disney Home Video 3-Disc Collector's Edition
DVD November 30, 2010 Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment 2-Disc Special Edition
Released in a 2-Movie Collection with Fantasia 2000
Blu-ray
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November 30, 2010 Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment 4-Disc Special Edition
Released in a 2-Movie Collection with Fantasia 2000

Supplements

1991 Demo VHS

Video
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1984 fbi screen 1
1984 fbi screen 2
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Sorcerer Mickey, as seen at the beginning of this logo
Walt Disney Classics (1988) Logo
3 Fantasia (1940 film)

1991 VHS

Video
1
1984 fbi screen 1
1984 fbi screen 2
2
Sorcerer Mickey, as seen at the beginning of this logo
Walt Disney Classics 1989 Logo
3 Fantasia (1940 film)

1991 VHS (Canadian Copy)

Video
1
1984 fbi screen 2
1984 fbi screen 3
2
Sorcerer Mickey, as seen at the beginning of this logo
Walt Disney Classics 1989 Logo
3 Fantasia (1940 film)

1991 VHS (French Canadian Copy)

Video
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Dark red canadian french fbi warnings (version
Dark red canadian french fbi warnings 2 (version
2
Sorcerer Mickey, as seen at the beginning of this logo
Walt Disney Classics 1989 Logo
3 Fantasia (1940 film)

1991 Laserdisc

Video
1
1984 fbi screen 1
1984 fbi screen 2
2
Sorcerer Mickey, as seen at the beginning of this logo
Walt Disney Classics 1989 Logo
3 Fantasia (1940 film)

2000 DVD - 60th Anniversary Edition

Video
1
2000 fbi screen
BVWD FBI Warning Screen 6b2
2
Walt Disney Home Video gold text logo
3
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THX - Lucasfilm LTD Logo (1997-2003)
4 Fantasia (1940 film)

2000 DVD Menu - 60th Anniversary Edition

Menus Features
Chapter Selection 1. Opening/Narrator's Introduction
2. "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" (Johann Sebastian Bach)
3. Narrator's Introduction
4. "The Nutcracker Suite" (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
5. Narrator's Introduction
6. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (Paul Dukas)
7. Narrator's Introduction
8. "The Rise of Spring" (Igor Stravinsky)
9. Intermission
10. Meet the Sound Track
11. Narrator's Introduction
12. "The Pastoral Symphony" (Ludwig Van Beethoven)
13. Narrator's Introduction
14. "Dance of the Hours" (Amilcare Ponchielli)
15. Narrator's Introduction
16. "Night on Bald Mountain" (Modeste Moussorgsky)
17. "Ave Maria" (Franz Schubert)
Set-Up AUDIO OPTIONS
English 5.0 Dolby Digital
English 5.0 DTS

CAPTIONS & SUBTITLES
English for the Hearing Impaired
French

Bonus Features "The Making of Fantasia"
2 Audio Commentaries

2000 DVD - Fantasia Legacy

Menus Features
The Interstitials Introduction
Visual Development
Production Photos
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Introduction
Alternate Concept
Visual Development
About the Music
The Nutcracker Suite Introduction
The Story of the Animated Drawing excerpt: Layering and Painting
Visual Development
4 Character Designs
About the Music
The Sorcerer's Apprentice Introduction
Deleted Animation: Mickey with the Broom
Story Reel
Visual Development
Character Design
About the Music
The Rite of Spring Introduction
Tricks of Our Trade excerpt: Effects Demonstration
Visual Development
Character Design
About the Music
The Pastoral Symphony Introduction
Visual Development
6 Character Designs
About the Music
Dance of the Hours Introduction
Tricks of Our Trade excerpt: Live Action Model Reference
Visual Development
4 Character Designs
Unused Rough Animation
About the Music
Night on Bald Mountain Introduction
The Plausible Impossible excerpt: Marrying Music and Visuals
Visual Development
Character Design
About the Music
Ave Maria Introduction
Visual Development
About the Music
The Fantasia That Never Was Introduction

CLAIR DE LUNE
Clair de Lune
Visual Development

THE RIDE OF THE VALKYRIES
Story Reel
Visual Development

THE SWAN OF TUONELA
Story Reel
Visual Development

INVITATION TO THE DANCE
Story Reel
Visual Development

ADVENTURES IN A PERAMBULATOR
Story Reel
Visual Development

OTHER CONCEPTS
Mosquito
Plight of the Bumblebee
Baby Ballet

The Special Effects of Fantasia

Publicity Original Theatrical Trailer

1990 Trailer
Roadshow Program
Re-Release Schedule
Poster Gallery

Biographies Walt Disney
Leopold Stokowski
Deems Taylor
Joe Grant
Dick Huemer
Ben Sharpsteen

2010 DVD - 2-Movie Collection

Menus Features
Chapter Selection 1. Opening/Narrator's Introduction
2. "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" (Johann Sebastian Bach)
3. Narrator's Introduction
4. "The Nutcracker Suite" (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
5. Narrator's Introduction
6. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (Paul Dukas)
7. Narrator's Introduction
8. "The Rise of Spring" (Igor Stravinsky)
9. Intermission
10. Meet the Sound Track
11. Narrator's Introduction
12. "The Pastoral Symphony" (Ludwig Van Beethoven)
13. Narrator's Introduction
14. "Dance of the Hours" (Amilcare Ponchielli)
15. Narrator's Introduction
16. "Night on Bald Mountain" (Modeste Moussorgsky)
17. "Ave Maria" (Franz Schubert)
Set-Up AUDIO OPTIONS
English 5.1 Disney Enhanced Home Theater Mix
French 5.1 Disney Enhanced Home Theater Mix
Spanish 5.1 Disney Enhanced Home Theater Mix

SUBTITLES
English for the Hearing Impaired
French
Spanish

Bonus Features Audio Commentary
Disney Family Museum

2010 Blu-Ray - 2-Movie Collection

Menus Features
Chapter Selection 1. Opening/Narrator's Introduction
2. "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" (Johann Sebastian Bach)
3. Narrator's Introduction
4. "The Nutcracker Suite" (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
5. Narrator's Introduction
6. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (Paul Dukas)
7. Narrator's Introduction
8. "The Rise of Spring" (Igor Stravinsky)
9. Intermission
10. Meet the Sound Track
11. Narrator's Introduction
12. "The Pastoral Symphony" (Ludwig Van Beethoven)
13. Narrator's Introduction
14. "Dance of the Hours" (Amilcare Ponchielli)
15. Narrator's Introduction
16. "Night on Bald Mountain" (Modeste Moussorgsky)
17. "Ave Maria" (Franz Schubert)
Set-Up AUDIO OPTIONS
English 5.0 Dolby Digital
English 5.0 DTS

SUBTITLES
English for the Hearing Impaired
French

Bonus Features DisneyView
3 Audio Commentaries
"Disney Family Museum"
"The Schulthesis Notebook: A Disney Treasure"
Interactive Art Gallery