Cartoon Jafar is fine but - I prefer the original, live action villain played by Conrad Veidt.

The Indian version has Bollywood king Shahrukh Khan voicing Mufasa and his real life son, Aryan Khan doing the voice of Simba.

Why not go back to the original? Northwest Smith, smuggler and spaceman in a series of stories by science fiction writer C.L.Moore,. The earliest story was written in 1933. 

I thought that the horse was the one ridden by the head of the golden company.

Loved his commercial ventures, like this one with his real life wife:

I loved that book.

It would have been more righteous if the icon on Fury’s phone had been this - with the music.  https://youtu.be/e9vrfEoc8_g

I was always terrified of spiders - until I saw this little sweetie.

How much more stirring it would have been if this had been the image, with John Williams’ theme playing.

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Genetics may play a part in his....size. Here is Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, standing between his father and his grandfather. 

Are you sure that jenny Lind wasn’t overcome with desire for the very sexy Barnum? I mean, just LOOK at him!

I like to watch The Orville after Star Trek: Discovery. It’s kind of like a “shot and a beer.” First, down the hard stuff and then follow it up with a frothier chaser.

Thanks to Gioachina Rossini, the best TV theme music belonged to The Lone Ranger.

You don’t have to go to the movies to be scared of clowns.

But Rhaegar wasn’t the one who named the baby. Lyanna named him and told Ned what the name was. There’s no indication that Rhaegar had a say in the naming.

My grandparents had a son named James Paul who died when he was 2 years old. 7 years later, they had my father and named him....James Paul. Why let a perfectly good name go to waste?

Cats - the internet NEEDS more cats. You can start with mine, showing off his thumbs. (He’s obviously highly advanced.)

I’ve always considered dogs to be family while cats are performance art.

Don’t see the point in this anyway. The 1940 movie, The Thief of Bagdad, is a great old warhorse. Amazingly, an Indian actor named Sabu played the titular role of the thief. And the inimitable Conrad Veidt played the wicked Jaffar - a role so iconic that Disney cribbed it for the animated movie.