The Lion King!!! <3

[sininen]

I challenge you to a Pokemon Battle, just kiddin, I challenge you to quote this part of the movie.

[LadyGalleth]

Alright. Nice explanation by the way. Are you saying the Broadway version or the original?

[sininen]

Thanks, and the original.

[LadyGalleth]

You're welcome.

Ok. Challenge accepted, but, unfortunately, I can't quote right now. Sorry, I'm on an iPad.

[sininen]

Aww:C oh well =^^= So, any more things you wanna talk about?

[LadyGalleth]

I will, do 't worry! But later. I can post it on here, or PM you. PM me sometime when you see me on to remind me!

Well, have you seen the musical?

[sininen]

Okay, and no D: I've been waiting to for like ever!!!!

[LadyGalleth]

Alright...how about The Lion King 1 and 1/2. Thoughts? A lot of people don't like Simba's Pride or this one. D:

[Penguingps]

OMG! 1 1/2 was AMAZING! I loved the how like halfway through it switches to jewlery channel and I like screamed at my sister then realized it was part of the movie. So funny.

[LadyGalleth]

I challenge you to a Pokemon Battle, just kiddin, I challenge you to quote this part of the movie.

Alright, here we go. ( Note: I haven't watched the original version of this scene in a long time, only the one with the song.)

Mufasa: Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. From the crawling ant to the leaping antelope.
Simba: But, dad, don't we eat the antelope?
Mufasa: yes, Simba, but let me explain: when we die or bodies become the grass, and the antelope eat the grass. And so, we are all connected in the great Circle of Life.
Zazu: Good morning, Sire!
Mufasa: Good morning, Zazu.
Zazu: Checking in with the morning report!
Mufasa: Fire away!
Zazu: Well, the cheetahs are in a bit of a spot.
Mufasa: Oh, really? What are you doing, son?
Simba: Pouncing.
Mufasa: Let an old pro show you how it's done. Zazu, can you turn around?
Zazu: Yes, Sire. *Incoherent talking*
Mufasa: Well, what you want to do--
Zazu: Mufasa, what are you doing?
Mufasa: A pouncing lesson.
Zazu: Oh, very good, a pouncing lesson. A pouncing lesson?! Oh, no, Sire, you can't be serious. This is so humiliating.
Mufasa: What you want to do is to stay low to the ground.
Simba: Say low to the ground, alright, got it!
Mufasa: Now, stay quiet, take one more step and...
Zazu: What are you telling him, Mufasa? Mufasa? Simba? Ah!!!
Mufasa: Ha, ha, that's very good!