The Sorcerer's Apprentice

The Sorcerer's Apprentice is the third and most famous segment in Disney's Fantasia and is played again in Fantasia 2000. It stars Mickey Mouse.

Plot
The scene starts with Sorcerer Yen Sid working on his magic and his apprentice Mickey doing the chores. After some magic, Yen Sid put his hat down and retired to his chambers.

When he was out of sight, Mickey puts the hat on and tries the magic on a broom. He commanded the broom to carry buckets of water to fill a vat. Mickey was satisfied he sat on the chair and fell asleep.

He dreamed he was a powerful sorcerer high on top of a penicle commanding the stars, planets, and water. Mickey wakes up to find the room was filled with water, the vat was overflowing, and the broom is not stopping. Mickey tries to stop the broom but with no success. He grabs an axe and chops the broom into pieces. Just when it's all over, the pieces began to grow into more brooms with buckets of water. They keep going to the vat and fill it up. Mickey tries to get the water out but they were too many brooms. Mickey goes to a book and looks for a spell to stop the brooms. Mickey finds himself in a whirlpool. Just then, Yen Sid comes in and sees this and with a wave of his hands, the water descends and the army of brooms decreased to one broom.

Yen Sid glares at Mickey who gives him back his hat back and the broom. He picks up the buckets and started back slowly to do his chores again. At the end, Yen Sid whacks Mickey from behind with the broom and Mickey runs out.

After the piece is over, Mickey runs to Leopold Stokowski and congratulate each other and Mickey exits and Leopold waves goodbye.