The hilarious thing to me, is that, even as a kid, hearing Penn Jillette yell at me that magic tricks were all fake didn’t take away the joy I got seeing Teller do all those tricks. It just made me even more impressed that these guys didn’t have actual magic and could still do all that cool stuff!
Somehow, I truly remember this sequence, yet overlooked these 2 for so long. Now I’m picking up on their routine: they’re not just magicians, they bring up such intricate commentary, in such a humorous fashion.
As a kid, I assumed Penn was an animation director or something, which made his bombastic style even more fun & surprising. When I got older and learned more about the duo in a totally different context, it was a cool & unique feeling for this memory to resurface from childhood.
I actually never sat through the whole movie. But I have seen this segment, Pomp & Circumstance, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Flamingos. I mainly prefer Disney entertainment where there’s a lot more talking
Neither did I. The only sequences I’ve seen from this were the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, The Steadfast Tin Soldier, Carnival of the Animals and Pomp and Circumstance. I’m not really a Fantasia person. I couldn’t get pass the Rite of Spring in the original Fantasia
Fantasia 2000 was how I got introduced to Penn and Teller although due to my upbringing (no tv in my house until I was eight or nine) I had no idea who these two actually were until years later seeing them make appearances in shows like The Simpsons (I have to go back and check but I believe Teller actually talks in the episode they appeared in), Futurama (just Penn) and Las Vegas.
And now we’re gonna hear a piece of music that tells a very definite story In this case the story came and the composer wrote the music to go with it It’s a very old story, one that goes back almost 2000 years a legend about a sorcerer who had an apprentice He was a bright young lad and very anxious to learn the business As a matter of fact he was a little too bright And because he starts practicing some of the boss’s best magic tricks before learning how to control But one day for instance he was told by his master to carry water to fill a cauldron He had the brilliant idea of bringing a broomstick to life to carry the water for him Well this worked very well at first Unfortunately having forgotten the magic formula that would make the broomstick stop carrying the water He found he started something he couldn’t finished
I had no idea who these two were as a kid. It's only in the last few years that I've even gained a concept of Penn & Teller as anything other than a name I hear so often, and when I saw a picture of them I thought "Hey, I recognize that guy from Fantasia 2000!"
You know what’s funny? 3 of the hosts of this movie actually voiced characters in previous animated Disney movies: Bette Midler voiced Georgette in Oliver & Company Angela Lansbury voiced Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast And James Earl Jones voiced Mufasa in The Lion King However, Steve Martin and Penn & Teller didn’t voice characters in animated Disney movies
0:01 Penn Jillette should've said “Hi! My name is Penn Jillette, this is my partner, Teller, We are Penn & Teller and we're here to talk to you something about magic! I mean you seen us perform Magic by fooling people and tricking their eyes, right? So what's the big deal? Well…”
I haven't watched Fantasia 2000 for a very long time but 1 thing I always remembered was somebody yelling "ripoff!" as somebody else chopped off their hand and I remembered it because it made me laugh so hard. Less then a decade ago I learned about the duo penn and teller. and watched tons of there shows or whatever other random stuff they did. Just now I was watching a video about Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic) and he mentioned that one of the celebrity appearences was Penn and Teller and I was like "ok let's watch the scene" When Penn shouted "Ripoff!" my jaw dropped and my eyes became a bit wattery, I mean what the freaking odds
I never seen Penn & Teller before but I would go if they perform in Vegas. Also would it kill whoever wrote the introduction to put starring Mickey Mouse on the Teleprompter at the end?
The hilarious thing to me, is that, even as a kid, hearing Penn Jillette yell at me that magic tricks were all fake didn’t take away the joy I got seeing Teller do all those tricks. It just made me even more impressed that these guys didn’t have actual magic and could still do all that cool stuff!
Somehow, I truly remember this sequence, yet overlooked these 2 for so long. Now I’m picking up on their routine: they’re not just magicians, they bring up such intricate commentary, in such a humorous fashion.
Penn and Teller are probably the funniest live humans in the movie.
Including James Earl Jones (despite being (as always) death serious)
also one of the greatest magic and entertaining duos of all time
Penn and Teller is the Best.
I agree.
chrismobiliophotography I never seen them before
As a kid, I assumed Penn was an animation director or something, which made his bombastic style even more fun & surprising.
When I got older and learned more about the duo in a totally different context, it was a cool & unique feeling for this memory to resurface from childhood.
Penn Jillette started out as a juggler, and Teller started out as a magician, just so you know.
Remember seeing this when I was probably 8. Blimey I feel old now
I was 10. And this was still one of my favorite parts.
I love when Penn does the talking while Teller does the showing and explaining using body language
I only remember this skit because I remembered hearing "RIP OFF!"
I remember the fake dismemberment the most
As a kid this was my childhood
The other night I was trying to get to sleep and suddenly thought "...did Penn and Teller cameo in Fantasia 2000 or am I having a false memory?"
I actually never sat through the whole movie. But I have seen this segment, Pomp & Circumstance, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Flamingos. I mainly prefer Disney entertainment where there’s a lot more talking
Penn also narrated the Buzz Lightyear commercial in Toy Story.
I never knew who they were until I was in college. I never knew they were in a Fantasia.
Neither did I. The only sequences I’ve seen from this were the Sorcerer’s Apprentice, The Steadfast Tin Soldier, Carnival of the Animals and Pomp and Circumstance. I’m not really a Fantasia person. I couldn’t get pass the Rite of Spring in the original Fantasia
@@manuelorozco7760 you have to watch the firebird sequence of fantasia 2000, i promise it'll change your mind on the fantasia movies, its beautiful
@@foreverfuturebound No thank you. I am good
Before typing in Penn and teller fantaisa to visit childhood memories there was Penn and teller fanfiction.
0:43 LIEEESSS FRAUUUUD (he hits an E4 here and holds it)
Just saw an advert for their own films and had to figure why I recognised them so much! So here I am :) I was a hold but his voice stuck :)
I want to be a magician when I grow up! Magic is easy, not difficult!
1:25 oh my god my spirit animal
Fantasia 2000 is actually the reason I know who Penn and Teller are
This was my first look into Penn and Teller thanks to this movie. Also, I enjoy both Fantasies.
Fantasia 2000 was how I got introduced to Penn and Teller although due to my upbringing (no tv in my house until I was eight or nine) I had no idea who these two actually were until years later seeing them make appearances in shows like The Simpsons (I have to go back and check but I believe Teller actually talks in the episode they appeared in), Futurama (just Penn) and Las Vegas.
Disney is always awesome
0:47 Dismemberment! CHOP!!
"Rip off! Fake! All! Are! Illusions!"
@@bellamovie2 what we're here to talk about is real magic
And now we’re gonna hear a piece of music that tells a very definite story
In this case the story came and the composer wrote the music to go with it
It’s a very old story, one that goes back almost 2000 years a legend about a sorcerer who had an apprentice
He was a bright young lad and very anxious to learn the business
As a matter of fact he was a little too bright
And because he starts practicing some of the boss’s best magic tricks before learning how to control
But one day for instance he was told by his master to carry water to fill a cauldron
He had the brilliant idea of bringing a broomstick to life to carry the water for him
Well this worked very well at first
Unfortunately having forgotten the magic formula that would make the broomstick stop carrying the water
He found he started something he couldn’t finished
Would it at least kill Deems Taylor to say ladies and gentleman The Sorcerer’s Apprentice starring Mickey Mouse?
I had no idea who these two were as a kid. It's only in the last few years that I've even gained a concept of Penn & Teller as anything other than a name I hear so often, and when I saw a picture of them I thought "Hey, I recognize that guy from Fantasia 2000!"
You know what’s funny? 3 of the hosts of this movie actually voiced characters in previous animated Disney movies:
Bette Midler voiced Georgette in Oliver & Company
Angela Lansbury voiced Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast
And James Earl Jones voiced Mufasa in The Lion King
However, Steve Martin and Penn & Teller didn’t voice characters in animated Disney movies
Bette Midler also played Winifred Sanderson in Hocus Pocus.
I wonder what Starlight Glimmer and Trixie think of this.
0:01 Penn Jillette should've said “Hi! My name is Penn Jillette, this is my partner, Teller, We are Penn & Teller and we're here to talk to you something about magic! I mean you seen us perform Magic by fooling people and tricking their eyes, right? So what's the big deal? Well…”
This was actually my introduction to Penn & Teller.
I haven't watched Fantasia 2000 for a very long time but 1 thing I always remembered was somebody yelling "ripoff!" as somebody else chopped off their hand and I remembered it because it made me laugh so hard. Less then a decade ago I learned about the duo penn and teller. and watched tons of there shows or whatever other random stuff they did. Just now I was watching a video about Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic) and he mentioned that one of the celebrity appearences was Penn and Teller and I was like "ok let's watch the scene" When Penn shouted "Ripoff!" my jaw dropped and my eyes became a bit wattery, I mean what the freaking odds
I bet it's a good idea for a dinosaur movie intro
i love Fantasia❤🎉😅😊😂
I hate that it took me 20 years to realize it was THEM.
This segment, just the Penn and Teller bit (and Rhapsody in Blue), were the only reasons I ever watched this tape as a kid.
I respect your opinion, but as a hardcore Disney fan the whole movies are pure eye and ear candy
wonderful
Chapter 11 of 19 Penn & Teller
Isn’t that the “you need to shut the fuck up” guy?
Yep
Introduction to The Sorcerer's Apprentice
"Sorcerous" lmao
They spoiled the magic
How?
@@ManuelvanAmerongen they say staged magic is a scam
Penn And Teller Bullshit brought me here
These short monologues in this movie have the most “year 2000” vibe to them. It’s just what films at the time were like. 🤷♂️
I never seen Penn & Teller before but I would go if they perform in Vegas. Also would it kill whoever wrote the introduction to put starring Mickey Mouse on the Teleprompter at the end?
0:42
was penn refering to the sorcerer as similar to james randi
He was saying he was like Teller.
Lmao
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Magicians over Mormons. Its all pretend-- but at least the magicians are honest about it. Lol
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This isn't as funny as I remember it
I don’t find it funny either