#dinosaurs #foley #walkingwithdinosaurs #fantasia #theriteofspring THIS IS A NONPROFIT VIDEO, PLEASE DO NOT CLAIM COPYRIGHT. Here is a link to my other rite of spring edits: • My Rite Of Spring edits.
"When Igor Stravinsky wrote his ballet, The Rite of Spring his purpose was, in his own words, to express primitive life, and so Walt Disney and his fellow artists have taken him at his word. Instead of presenting the ballet in its original form as a simple series of tribal dances, they have visualized it as a pageant as the story of the growth of life on Earth. It's a coldly accurate reproduction of what science thinks went on during the first few billion years of this planet's existence. So now imagine yourselves out in space billions and billions of years ago looking down on this lonely, tormented little planet spinning through an empty sea of nothingness".
And the most amusing part about it....Igor saw the actual segment, in an interview back in the 1940's and stated he hated it. TBH, idky he hated it b/c its quite accurate.
@@bluewolvesstudios2822 My guess is, Igor didn't like the way the Fantasia version didn't repeat itself in certain parts like his original version did, and omitting other crucial parts.
Well, that Stegosaurus certainly stood a better chance against the T-Rex than the Chosen One did against her own people. Dinosaurs are just animals following their natural instincts; the tribe was looking to murder a woman.
I was about to write that it just might be an allosaurus, but then I realized that the dinosaur in this film experienced the extinction of the dinosaurs.
@@nfrick1 There is a Scutosaurus as well. But what about Brontosaurus? Since 2015 it is a valid genus (thought it shouldn't have been i a swamp): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ItsKDjGwKA8.html
It’s crazy that we used to think dinosaurs were like this and now they are completely different portrayed but in reality they looked completely different then we think now
@marie-pauleroux2269 Let's not forget that the inaccuracies in old media like this were also once expert derived knowledge from people who dedicated their whole careers to this subject. We know more than we used to, but odds are that in another 50 years, our knowledge will be just as outdated and funny looking. It's not about knowing more than expert paleontologists, it's about the nature of scientific progress. I don't know why you sound so upset about it.
If you were wondering why T-Rex had 3 fingers and long arms in Fantasia, Disney himself wanted to make it scary, still, big and no crests like the real T-Rex, it is an old contemporary depiction of Tyrannosaurus Rex. Paleontologists now understand that Tyrannosaurus Rex had two fingers, and that’s how it had two fingers for the first time in media in Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards after all!
Granted, that is actually a fairly minor departure from reality compared to T rex living at the same time as stegosaurus and dimetrodon...two animals that both lived further away from the rex than the rex does to the modern day.
@@yissibiiyte Oh no, the two-fingered arms were found with the very first T rex fossil ever discovered. The three-fingered hands in Fantasia was an artistic choice.
@@yissibiiyte Two fingers were found on Gorgosaurus (a dinosaur in the same family as T.rex) as early as 1913, so scientists were already pretty sure T.rex had just two fingers even before it was confirmed in the 80s, however the creators of this animated film wanted to go with 3 because they thought it would be more intimidating looking
This was a very unique way to add sound to everything in this. I'm impressed. Never in my life would I ever imagine to edit a video like this with such realism. Dorsen, you're a real pro at work!
I very much believe that it's possible to create animation with the same impecable quality and alien, primordial quality, but using more updated animal designs. So far, the Dinosauria youtube series may be the closest thing we have.
INCREDIBLE!!!!! I've been watching this piece since I was a 10 years old kid (this and the Night in the Bald montain were my favourites) and I've never imaginated the incredible atmosphere that all those scenes could have in a realistic context. THANK YOU....and, if somebody makes you delete this video, please, make all as you can to re-upload it
This made the already disturbing extinction scene even more horrific and tragic. That somber music while the dinosaurs either helplessly struggle in mud pits, or painfully march themselves to death in a hopeless search for water is nothing short of haunting. Bravo, dude. Bravo.
This is is really good, I'm even more surprised it didn't need epic music to introduce the rex all other needed was tropical drumming sounds, it be cool if you did The Firebird
Congratulations dude. I usually find these kinds of edits to be quite moronic but this was very tasteful and well made. I particularly like the overture in space with the eerie sounds (it reminds me of a clip with radio recordings from other planets) and how there was no music at all during the early stages of earth. I think this must be the disney movie that has touched the most sensibilities amongst the public in the long run. It takes some balls and imagination to make people watch big cartoon lizards in order to portray the harder facts of existence.
THIS IS A NONPROFIT VIDEO, PLEASE DO NOT CLAIM COPYRIGHT. Remember those Rite Of Spring Edits i made? Well i combined them! You can now enjoy both sound effects, and WWD music! (Note, music does not begin before 8:00 and ends right around 20:20) Here is a link to my other rite of spring edits: ru-vid.com/group/PL-BTXsA9uaWNoMCYRYnpymtV1npkf-svN
How about these: 8:00 :m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oa7deK7ndCg.html and 20:20 :m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zo7C-cZ5Eik.html&pp=ygUfMyBibGFjayBub2lzZXMgc29uaWMgYWR2ZW50dXJlcw%3D%3D
As cool as todays CGI & AI are they will never replace the talents of all the artists that worked on Fantasia . After all these long years the film still holds it's merit & many of the scenes are as scary as they were then . This film will never lose it's appeal for young & old. I still recall little kids crying in the theater during The Night on Bald Mountain . Even with the brutal & crazy imagery of AI are not as scary as that last part of this film.
@@DorsenFilm That was the whole point. They even have the opening explain the difference between absolute music, which exists for it's on sake and program music which is meant to help tell a more or less definite story. The Rite of Spring falls into the program side because it was written for a ballet.
@@DorsenFilm I wasn't disagreeing with you at all. :) But I know when others read, they might not understand the 'why' and an explanation for many is helpful.
15:38 É legal pensar que na época todo mundo achava que o t rex não sábia nadar E o triceratops se aproveitava dessa falha do t rex pra fugir para a água Ksks se a disney fosse fazer essa cena de novo Muito provavelmente o triceratops não iria escapar tão facilmente
New Subscriber here! Fantastic work! I myself did a redub of this sequence from Fantasia years ago with all new sound effects and no music. Sadly, I lost the files. So, I was delighted to find / see / hear YOUR version which I really enjoyed ( also as a Walking With Dinosaurs fan, too )!!! What program did you use to put this together /edit in the new audio tracks and sound effects/music? Keep up the great work! :)
