Fantasia with caffeine and less sugar. Not as well animated though.

very fun. i hate using the word 'irreverent' but there you go

The animated sections are a mixed bag, but I generally enjoyed the live action parts.

A really fun take-off on Fantasia. The animation is creative (and also quite raunchy at times) and the musical selections are more interesting than the Disney film. Definitely worth checking out if you're interested.

It's an odd duck. The segment featuring Ravel's Bolero is a genuine masterpiece. However, the Vivaldi and especially the Debussy have an unpleasant psychedelic flavor that is just getting cornier and mustier every day (see also: Wizards, Strawberry Shortcake). The Sibelius is very sad and beautiful, but the abrupt end followed by slapstick comedy ruins its effect. The Stravinsky presents some interesting concepts but just doesn't feel like an ending or finale.

Very psychedelic in the cartoons, but the live action shots are seriously lacking and take away from the mood of the animation.

A parody of FANTASIA with a lot of guts and a lively style; but falls short on technique -- after all, Bozetto did not have the kind of money to throw at it that Disney had to create the original.

Loved the animation, couldn't wait for the segues to end.

Allegro non Troppo is a darker kind of Fantasia. The animations are less fanciful and more adult-oriented. The music is more intense, but it's not any better than Fantasia's collection. It's basically a grown-up version of the Disney classic. Meh!