Elephants' graveyard

Obviously, I know it's sad, but watching it now as a parent, we turned this on with our daughter.

And as soon as they started getting to the elephant graveyard, we were like, this is she can't do this.

I think it requires your kids to be a bit more mature than maybe some other things did in terms of how scary and dark it gets, because it does get quite scary.

And the death of Mufasa is like, honestly, I think one of the most traumatic moments in film history.

One day, a young male orphan named Rookie challenges this rule.

Muruki then lures King Brawn's son, Rigo, and Jorah Martin's like taking notes, Rigo, Riggle, okay, toward a group of hungry hyenas, then climbs a tree to watch him get attacked.

So we have the betrayal by the other lion at the hands of the hyenas here, kind of like the Elephant Graveyard.

Sure.

Okay.

What do you guys think of Elephant Graveyard and those making a career in shit-talking? As it is, Christian...

Is it as Christian as dropping bombs on children? Those things, I don't know any.

I'm not one to speak about Christian bomb dropping, and I don't know anything about

elephant graveyard.

I was just going to say if you knew what elephant graveyard was.

I love elephants.

Me too.

Yeah.

Watch the Elephant Graveyard documentaries on Joe Rogan-

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It means they won't-

And his art department, uh, worked very hard to figure out what to, what, what should the Elephant Graveyard look like? And Audrey, you know, over the course of, you know, once the f- original artwork was done, each one of these shots had to be designed, and the environment had to be designed.

How much do you have? You didn't wanna have, like, boiling green lava like [laughs] in the old one, or the imagery of, you know, that kinda Nine Ball Mountain look that inspired the original, uh, I, I think.

Uh, but we had to make it look like they're, uh, things that really exist in, in the African landscape.