The Lion King on Broadway
Flippin amazing :p
I saw it. Last night, actually. It was perfect.. funny when it was supposed to be, sad when it was supposed to be...
Yea if you couldn't tell, I don't have much intelligent things to say about it. It was that good.
The "Chow Down" and hyena breakdancing scenes were both random and unnessicary :confused: Entertaining, though. Rock IS dead. It lives in the Elephant Graveyard.
"Shadowland" scene was beautiful, they should've gone with that one for the SE instead of Morning Report.. e_e And "The Madness of King Scar" was hilarious xD To me at least.. "You have bucked up, royally."
I got some cool stuff... Scar "I'm Surrounded By Idiots" T-Shirt, a T-Shirt with the the TLKoB logo all silver-ized with gazzelles at the bottom, a poster, a keychain, a pin.. I would've bought the whole stand but meh, they wouldn't let me :p
Anyhow.. if it's ever around your area.. see it! And if you've already seen it.. see it again! :D
Oh yea. The guy controlling Timon looked like the Jolly Green Giant. Just thought I'd say that.
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Oh yea. The guy controlling Timon looked like the Jolly Green Giant. Just thought I'd say that.
Personally, I like the idea of the Timon-puppet ^^
I think it looks really cute, shows the talent of the actor -if you really think of the puppet as a 'real' character/actor while watching it, like the lions for example and nealry forget that it is just a puppet, then you are lucky and see a very talented actor there that evening :)
And I've read the book of the person who's name 'mustn't be mentioned' and so I know what problems they actually had findig the perfect solution of showing timon in the musical, since he and the lions are of very different sizes. And it looks better than a timon who is as big as simba like in Disney on ice :p and that the actor behind timon is green...well, timon lives in the jungle, doesn't he? ;p
I watched the boradway show five times by now (the last time on april 4th) and again i was so fascinated! by now it is always like coming home if you sit there and wait the show to begin. they did a very good job by creating that wonderful show out of the movie!
well, just my one and only always lasting hate-scene was, is and always will be the waterfall-scene, though. Shows a completely insulting, primitive and wrong realtionship between timon and simba and a losing, failing and weak timon who fails even though he tries to keep pace. no discussions here, you'll lose anyway ;)
but all in all it is a great show! :D
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well, just my one and only always lasting hate-scene was, is and always will be the waterfall-scene, though. Shows a completely insulting, primitive and wrong realtionship between timon and simba and a losing, failing and weak timon who fails even though he tries to keep pace. no discussions here, you'll lose anyway ;)
I'm stubborn and I've got to say it. Even though I'll 'lose anyway'. :rolleyes: Luckily enough, I'm used to losing. In my eyes, I think it's probably a fact that a meerkat couldn't jump near as far as a lion or a warthog. Short legs compared to the other two. I honestly don't think you're 'losing, failing, and weak' if it's physically impossible to do something...>.>
*mauled*
EDIT - Oh yea, the only thing I didn't like about TLKoB: Timon and Pumbaa seemed to be just as one-dimensional as they are in...*shudders* the T&P show. *GAG* Maybe not exactly, but still. *shrugs*
*brick'd*