Europe's First Stegosaurus Found
posted by Kristine | Thursday, February 01, 2007
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Thursday, February 01, 2007
You know the Bible 85%!
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4 Comments:
Didn't this guy get killed in Walt Disney's "Fantasia" in 1940?
Scotius the Heretic
You know, I was thinking about that movie recently. I'd like to see it again. All I can remember about the dinosaurs was them staggering through a desert and collapsing. It really made an impression on me (and isn't the music Stravinsky?).
Yes, the music is Igor Stravinsky's "Rites of Spring." The premier of this composition, in 1913, provoked a riot.
I saw the rerelease in 1956 as a young teenager. At that time , the Big Scrap between T. Rex and the stegosaurus was what I liked besr about the film. Steggy got scragged, but not without getting in his licks. After subsequent viewings in later years, I gained a better appreciation, what with being more mature and all.
Original plans for the dinosaur sequence intended for it to carry forward to the rise of man and the discovery of fire. These were abandoned to avoid controversy with fundamentalist groups. Stavinsky wasn't happy with the Disney rendition of his work.
Much of this I just now googled.
S the H
We're not allowed to Google at all in my reference class. It's astonishing how reliant I have become on it, I, who used to curl up on the couch and read the Encyclopædia Britannica like it was a romance novel! I just spent my whole weekend at the library and OH MY ACHING HEAD! ;-)
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