That's funny Scott.  The first time I saw Fantasia was in college in about 
1974.  I fell asleep about 15 minutes in.  I kept waking up every 20 minutes or 
so and tried desperately
to keep my eyes open but to no avail.  My best friend, who was my college 
roommate was a huge Disney fan and went on to be a Disney Imagineering Designer 
for 30 years and
just retired.  She still teases me about falling asleep during Fantasia as she 
considers it sacrelegious.  I have to admit that the same thing happened to me 
for Star Wars.  I went
to the opening at Grauman's Chinese theater on Hollywood Blvd.  We waited in 
line for hours.  We finally got to the ticket booth and they had just sold the 
last ticket and the next
showing was at like 4:00 in the morning. So, we sat down on the sidewalk.  A 
few minutes later a couple came up to us and asked if we wanted to buy two 
tickets as they had bought
two extras for their friends that never showed up.  We jumped for joy went into 
the theater and got seated.  The movie started and that beautiful John Williams 
music began and in
the scene where Luke is flying the ship and there is no dialogue, I was 
gone.....Now,  I love Star Wars and have since seen it many times.....but I 
totally get it on Fantasia.

Sue
Hollywood Poster Frames
HollywoodPosters.com

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I’ll probably get some heat for this one, but….



Back in my younger days when I regularly patronized movie theaters there was 
only one time I ever got up and left a movie before its conclusion. The 
offending title?



“Fantasia.”



Yes Disney’s animation masterpiece. My sincere apologies to MoP’er (and Disney 
fan) wdposter AKA Martin May. 😊



Sorry, but it bored me silly. And I have no desire to ever try watching it 
again. I admit, I’m not a big animation fan and I don’t seek such titles out. 
But I don’t find viewing “Snow White” or “Pinocchio” to be painful like 
“Fantasia.”



Now the paper on “Fantasia?” That’s a different story…very nice! So there’s 
that.



P.S.

A more recent “never want to see” title for me? I tried watching “Mank” on 
Netflix and gave up after 35 minutes. I have no desire to ever go back and 
(try) to finish it.



Scott

MoPo List Owner



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Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2022 6:32 AM
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Subject: [MOPO] Silent hills, please



Is there a film that you have made a decision that you never want to see, in 
the cinema , TV or any medium, even if the reason may be completely illogical? 
For me it is The Sound of Music.



Tommy



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