Each of the shorts were fantastic, great stories and surperb animation.

The movie is split up into two parts, both of which are pretty boring and not very creative. This is probably one of the worst Disney animated films.

Brimming with charm, pleasant musical pieces (thankfully used sparingly), and an ingenious use of its medium in both stories later sections. A smile was plastered on my face through its entirety. Quintessential Disney.

Even if the mechanism joining the stories is a bit silly, both stories are a good bit of fun. The first has great characterization and very nice pacing, the second is a bit lighter in tone, and a little uneven, but the second half is well worth it. Both have very charming animation.

Mister Toad is, surprisingly, a classic bit of classic Disney which should not be missed. Ichabod is...a bit bizarre at times, but still good. A must-see for Disney fans, even if it is a tad uneven. by merit of being two short films in one.

Sadly unbalanced double set. The Ichabod portion should have been extended to a full film.

This hybrid feature is a bit schizophrenic, but well-done. The Sleepy Hollow segment is best, with a wonderful climactic chase.

Mr. Toad was fast-paced and exciting. The Wind in the Willows is one of my favorite books. Ichabod was not as interesting to me. I have not read Sleepy Hollow, but I feel like Disney lightened up the subject matter a ton.

My uncle kind of looks like Ichabod and I think he was born around 1949 too. COINCIDENCE?? Mr. toad can suck it though.

Walt definitely put his A team on Ichabod while the B team took the Toad. Mr. Toad is amazingly not like the Disney attraction, he never even drives a car and certainly never goes to hell.

Loved this as a kid, as it was my "go to" movie for whenever I was sick and got to stay home from school. The Headless Horseman was suitably frightening for a youngster like myself, and the animation was simple and vivid...classic early Disney. What I remember most, though, is the sound, specifically the sound of the toads as they seem to say, "Ichabod".

This score is primarily for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. This was my favorite cartoon/movie to watch around Halloween as a child. Bing Crosby provides great narration and the animation is classic. I love the ending sequence. These earlier Disney cartoons really stand the test of time. However, this is not the case for all of them. I must say that The Mr. Toad segment is not on the same level. There are better animated versions of the Wind and the Willows out there.