The Tycoon of Toon

LACMA celebrates Walt Disney at 100

A A A Comments (0) By F.x. Feeney Wednesday, Jan 30 2002
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That has changed. Animation is now a wild frontier again, perhaps enabling us to appreciate more clearly than ever the collective genius of Walt and those Nine Old Men. Whatever their defects, Disney films have retained the astonishing ripeness and energy with which they were willed into existence. They remain captivating because in their very passion to be, they seem to rival nature itself.

For this weekend’s program, see Film and Video Events in the Calendar section.

DISNEY AT 100: THE ANIMATED CLASSICS | Los Angeles County Museum of Art | Through February 16

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