Walt Disney Home Video is proud to present the breathtaking masterpiece, Disney's ``Fantasia 2000,'' an incredible symphony of sound, color and magical excitement, on VHS and DVD Nov. 14, 2000.

A brilliant pairing of music and animation, ``Fantasia 2000'' features seven all-new, spectacular sequences and one returning favorite, brought to life with music from such immortal composers as Beethoven, Gershwin and Stravinsky, and the talents of Roy E. Disney and the innovative Disney artists behind such great films as ``Aladdin'' and ``The Lion King.''

This amazing film is a new, contemporary vision of the ``Fantasia'' concept that Walt Disney pioneered, taking audiences on a journey into an entertaining, brilliant realm of cinematic imagination. In recognition of this momentous achievement, ``Fantasia 2000'' on VHS and DVD contains a collectible commemorative booklet that highlights the art, music and technology of the film.

The original ``Fantasia,'' beloved to millions, celebrates its 60th anniversary (of its original theatrical release) almost to the day, with a first-time-ever release on DVD in a special 60th anniversary edition on Nov. 14. This beloved masterpiece has been restored and remastered, and now includes the original intermission and narration, not seen since 1940. The animated segment ``Clair de Lune,'' created 60 years ago as part of the film, is finally being released on ``Fantasia'' (DVD), as originally conceived.

Starring Sharon Stone (``Basic Instinct''), Ellen DeGeneres (``The Love Letter''), Vanessa Redgrave (``Girl, Interrupted''), Michelle Williams (``Halloween H20'') and Academy Award nominee Chlo Sevigny (``Boys Don't Cry''), ``IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK 2'' will be available in stores nationwide on video and DVD October 10. Recently nominated for four Emmy Awards®, ``IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK 2'' has a running time of 96 minutes and is rated R. The HBO Films production is available for order on VHS by September 26 for $50.00 SRP and on DVD by September 12.

The highest rated HBO Original Movie in the last three years, ``IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK 2'' has been hailed ``A romantic comedy ... very funny'' by the ``Washington Post'' and ``Steamy'' by ``Daily Variety.'' The ``Chicago Sun-Times'' called WALLS ``Passionate'' and ``USA Today'' agreed saying, If walls could talk, they'd be raving about Redgrave.

An elderly woman (Vanessa Redgrave) widowed when her companion of 50 years dies in 1961, finds herself alone and unprotected as the in-laws move in to cast her out. In 1972, a feminist coed (Michelle Williams) finds that sexual politics take a back seat when a boyish girl (Chlo Sevigny) attempts to seduce her. And in 2000, a couple (Ellen DeGeneres and Sharon Stone) with almost everything that two women can have, want the one thing they cant have unless something more than fate intervenes. Three couples over three decades, bonded by an unconventional love, and a house that might offer up their stories ``IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK.''

The DVD code-cracking case decided last week has plenty of fantasy on both sides. The movie studios, which won the case, say they fear pirates will download movies on the Internet. Defenders of the decryption program say the program should be legal, so surfers can take pieces of DVD files to write video book reports.

Neither scenario is common or likely today. Downloading a movie on the Internet is still difficult and time-consuming. There is also scant evidence that the users of DeCSS, the decryption software in question, are using it for anything other than watching movies for their own amusement. But like good science fiction, either scenario could become reality in the near future.

Last week a federal judge in Manhattan ruled that it is illegal to distribute or provide links to a computer program used to crack codes on DVD files. While the stakes may be low at the moment, the arguments on both sides are intense.