Probably not intended, but both lions and sheep are prominent recurring symbols in Christianism.
Mweheheh
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You mean Christianity.
Sorry, in Spanish we usually call it Cristianismo, which rings more like Christianism. My first language is showing.
Oh my bad. I went on the character page and saw that the guy merely gets mistakenly blamed.
That all you got?
Hm...In light of that clip I can sympathize with her a little bit.
Also more cultural taboos in that apparently touching a sheep's wool without permission is a no no?
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.
loafing about
Would you want your body hairs caressed by strangers?
That all you got?
...Maybe >3>
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.
loafing about
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I'm gonna be standing over there.
Away from you.
Captionless One
I can't actually get the clip to play, but from what you guys are saying, it might be based on a thing where white strangers/friends will keep touching/asking to touch a black woman's hair.
edited 11th Feb '16 4:37:58 PM by Sivartis
♭What.
That all you got?
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No.
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.
I wonder if the hidden Mickey in this movie will be the actual Mickey Mouse hidden cameoing in one of the scenes. He, Donald and/or Goofy might actually fit in here.
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
useless legacy
"You think, when she tries to go to sleep, she counts herself?" No idea. For a fox, that might work, since foxes are usually too small to pose a serious threat to grown sheep. For a wolf? Hmm, wouldn't that make them hungry, not sleepy?
And I get now the time-limit thing. It's an arbitrary deadline set by the police chief for Li'l Miss Noob, Judy Hopps, to prove she's got detective chops. First comes police academy, then rookie assigned to senior partner (Reed and Malloy from Adam-12), then, with experience comes the bronze badge of sergeant / lieutenant / captain, to the coveted gold badge of Detective. Judy is asking for a chance to leap-frog the usual system, and the Chief is willing to offer her a "succeed or quit the force" ultimatum. Which I think isn't going to be enforced; the Mayor is big on his new bunny officer, and the Chief doesn't want to waste an academy grad frivolously. It still lights a fire under the neophyte to prove herself, which is a dandy plot accelerator.
That all you got?
I wonder if there'll be any Hot Fuzz references in this movie XD Like there's an ending montage of Judy chasing a duck or something.
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.
This is a title.
It was a goose in Hot Fuzz.
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!
I've heard someone say that this movie will be rather dark. Is this true?
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Yup, it'll be Disney's dankest endeavor yet.
Mo' bling n' hoes than yo' can handle, dawg!
But to actually answer the question, depends on how dark you think it is that the society of civilized animals has their own mafia who literally ices other creatures and then there is some disease going around making animals into mindless monsters.
edited 12th Feb '16 2:29:40 AM by Geist-Fox
Mweheheh
Mo' bling n' hoes than yo' can handle, dawg!
I'd watch this.
Peace is the only battle worth waging.
That all you got?
One major character will be a frog named Pepe.
That is the face of a man who just ate a kitten. Raw.
Mweheheh
Will he be rare?
Peace is the only battle worth waging.
Rock on, Gold Dust Woman
They good reviews or bad reviews?
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?
Judy has 225 brothers and sisters? Okay, Disney.
Glad to see the film is apparently as good as it looks though
edited 13th Feb '16 4:55:01 AM by Lancelot07
@900 What's that guy stand to gain from the stuff that goes down?
edited 11th Feb '16 2:10:00 AM by Eagal
You fell victim to one of the classic blunders!