Do you want to just watch it?

Let's watch it.

Okay. Life's not fair. Is it my little friend?

I've probably seen it four or five times and I still get all tingly.

I do you!

This is Han McCarthy, co-host of our sister podcast Civics 101, fellow millennial theater kid, and I watching a movie trailer.

Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance.

This summer, Disney is releasing a remake of one of the biggest animated films ever,

The Lion King.

It's a movie that if you grew up anywhere near the 90s was a pretty big deal.

So like all of these shots are straight from the car.

Are you kidding me?

This of course, the Will to be Sippy.

A thing that I read on the internet

while prepping for the story is that while The Lion King

is not the top grossing animated movie ever, it is still the cartoon

that had the most attendance, had the highest number of people going to see it in the theater.

But a feature of movies that you see as a kid,

perhaps even see many times,

is that even though they are deeply ingrained in your psyche,

even though you find yourself repeating lines

that you didn't know you had memorized, sometimes there

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