You should EAT the cookie, stopping crumbs dead in their tracks.

You should EAT the cookie, stopping crumbs dead in their tracks.
Unless it has raisins, then give it to somebody who likes those squishy little things.

Monday, September 12, 2011

Shakespeare in the Cinema: The Lion King

Let's say The Lion King is a direct interpretation of Hamlet's struggles, except he doesn't die at the end, because hey, we have to think of the children. Disney's not a tool. Anyway.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Timon and Pumba.
Am I blowing your mind right now?
Shut up, I totally am. You're welcome.

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