This week on Seddy Bimco Part Two The Revenge, Lions and Lions and Lions oh my! We talk about, ROAR! Links: https://linktr.ee/seddybimco

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Summary

In this episode, Tim and George discuss the movie 'Roar' from 1981, which was filmed in California. They share California facts, including its nickname as the Golden State and its capital, Sacramento. The hosts also talk about their experiences in California and their love for old TV shows. 'Roar' is a film about a man named Hank who runs a big cat sanctuary in Africa, which is actually Acton, California. The movie features numerous big cats, including lions, tigers, leopards, and cheetahs. The conversation revolves around the movie 'Roar', which is known for its dangerous and chaotic production involving real lions and other big cats. The hosts discuss the background of the film, including how it was inspired by a real-life couple who lived with lions and aimed to raise awareness about their conservation. They also highlight the injuries sustained by the cast and crew during filming, as well as the financial and personal consequences faced by the filmmakers. The hosts share their reactions to the movie, emphasizing the jaw-dropping spectacle of seeing humans interact with wild lions on screen. The family is chased by lions and tigers, with the lions becoming more aggressive due to the presence of Togar, a rogue lion. The family tries to hide and escape, but the animals continue to attack. Meanwhile, Mativo and Hank encounter various obstacles on their journey back to the family. The committee members decide to kill the animals, but Togar kills them instead. Hank finally reunites with his family. In this final part of the conversation, Tim and George discuss the absurd and comical moments in the movie 'Roar'. They highlight scenes where Tippi Hedren's character, Tippi, falls against a wall and a shelf goes askew, and when the lions sleep on top of the family. They also mention the scene where Togar, the lion, has a showdown with Robbie and then becomes friendly with the family. Tim and George share their own revenge sequels, with Tim's involving Hank carrying a hand grenade under his kilt and George's featuring the Witch of the Woods seeking revenge on the family for spoiling 'The Empire Strikes Back'.

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