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Old 06-16-2010, 10:38 AM   #113
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Originally Posted by grumbles View Post
There is an Italian film done sometime in the '70s (I think) that was a gentle send-up of Fantasia. Different music, different animation and different presentation (I seem to recall a cleaning lady in the live sequence.)

Disney sued of course and there are very few that can stand up to American Corporate attack lawyers.
The film was Allegro Non Troppo and it screened here in the USA. I don't know about Disney's suit but it stills sells in DVD form here (I recently bought it from Amazon). It's a classic, satyrical ripoff of Fantasia. They even allude to Disney (by the use of the name Prisney) in the live portions. Very (as in ridiculously) low budget but still a classic.

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