EP 3 - Fantasia (1940): Abstract vs. Concrete Art and a Damning Number of Sexy Fish

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The Ink and Think Hour

Lin Darrow and Jeremy G.

13 episodes

2 days ago

A podcast where two best friends talk about cartoons like they're high art -- because they are! Season One: Walt Disney Animated Studios Feature Films. New episodes every other Tuesday. Artwork by Alex Assan.

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EP 3 - Fantasia (1940): Abstract vs. Concrete Art and a Damning Number of Sexy Fish

The Ink and Think Hour

1 hour 11 minutes 29 seconds

5 years ago

EP 3 - Fantasia (1940): Abstract vs. Concrete Art and a Damning Number of Sexy Fish

In this episode, we discuss:
-using the orchestra to legitimize cartoons and using cartoons to make the orchestra accessible
-our speculation that 'extremely gay' Tchaikovsky would have loved Disney's sexy fish
-the terrifying design of Yen Sid, the (maybe) evil wizard,
-being vocally excited about the evolution of life on Earth,
-cupid butt hearts,
-the greatest romance of all time, and
-fun suckers ending the devil's cool party at 6 AM.