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During a musical number, a young boy plays a game of Whack-A-Mole with actual moles
reddit.comI'm trying to access a full-quality copy of a photo from another Facebook page, but I keep getting this error. Is there a workaround?
This is the post in question. The image appears to be in a higher resolution but I can only get in 600x600 by right-clicking on the image - attempting to load it in Facebook's viewer will result in this error.
Got this today as a birthday present. Is it a good read?
To those who prefer the in-character version of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight", what's your reasoning for it?
Personally, I've found the song to be lyrically redundant, merely describing the consequences of the preceding scene rather than expanding on them (and I know Elton John's version is different). The scene is very popular because it has two lions "falling in love" (either that, or Timon and Pumbaa's presence), but I've never understood the appeal.
3D animated video for Monty Python's "I Like Chinese" (467 views, 2013)
youtu.beInspired by this $5 purchase, I finally watched both animated sequels last week. I thought Simba's Pride was very mean-spirited, and I didn't fully understand the Outsiders' motives. I enjoyed 1 1/2 (Hakuna Matata) more, mainly because I'm a sucker for parody films (and the idea that the musical numbers were actually happening in-universe made me laugh).
Juice Music was an Australian studio act who released children's soundalike albums on the ABC Kids label throughout the 2000s, and unfortunately not all of them are on Spotify, making them sought-after.
They also released a few musical/movie-themed albums, showing their dedication to the genre. Most of their musical-related covers were done in the style of the film arrangement, with a few exceptions (and they'd almost never use child singers in their recordings). I categorized this tier list based on my interpretation of their song choices, not my personal opinion.
Pages won't load properly anymore (seem to be the fault of "pywb", a open source tool the site uses), and I seem to be the only person complaining about this. If only the Internet Archive would allow people to search web pages by their titles...