Difference between revisions of "Fantasia"

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'''''Fantasia''' ''(1940) is an animated film, directed and produced by [[Walt Disney]], which mixes animation with classical music. It's often named one of the greatest animated films ever made and frequently referenced on ''The Simpsons''.  

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{{TB| As Bart uses his telescope to watch space he sees several things which he deems to be "boring". One of them is the circle of stars which opens the ''Rite of Spring'' segment in ''Fantasia''.}}

{{TB|The "''Scratchtasia''" segment spoofs the "''Sorcerer's Apprentice''" segment.}}

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{{TB|[[Nelson Muntz|Nelson]]'s angry appearance from the rubble of his tower mimicks the scene where Tchernobog the Devil throws his hands in the air in the "''Night at Bald Mountain''" segment. The background music even quotes the same music.}}

{{TB| [[Homer's Evolution couch gag]] is a direct parody of the "Rite of Spring" segment in Fantasia. Particularly the scenes with the cells multiplying, Homer swimming around like a fish nearly grabbed by an octopus, going on land as an amphibian, the T-Rex fighting a stegosaur, dinosaurs driven to extinction until there are only skeletons around,... The camera angles are similar too.}}

{{TB|During the final musical sequence a monkey is seen swinging an elephant around by its trunk. This is very similar to the final dance sequence in "The Dance of the Hours" in which some crocodiles do the same with much larger elephants.}}

{{TB|When [[Charles Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns']] robots are introduced, "Night on Bald Mountain" is being played in the background.}}

{{TB| The couch gag spoofs various Disney movies, with Bart taking on the role of Mickey Mouse in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" sequence from Fantasia. He creates a magical tide, just like Mickey did in the film.}}

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