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I don't know if this has been done before and if it has please tell me so I can get rid of it, so this is how it goes:

I'm going to start by asking a Disney question (It could be about anything: movies, Disneyland, Live-action, characters- anything!) and then the person who gets it right will ask a new question. If someone else does not agree with the answer that a person posted before, then you may post the right answer and then ask a different question. And then so on and so forth- so I'll start with two because one may be complicated.

1) In The Lion King, the part after Mufasa's ghost appears and then Rafiki finds a way to make up Simba's mind to go back to pride Rock- Simba starts running and then you see Rafiki scream " How many shooting stars come out in the background in that scene"?

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2) At the beggining of the song "Belle", how many bonjours does the town people say to Belle?

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Is it 6 "bon jours"?
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Post by Sekaino Jasmine »

I thought it was five...
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Post by The Little Merman »

5 Bonjours!

Belle: Little town, it's a quiet village, every day like the one before...Little town full of little people. Waking up, to, say...

Towns People: Bonjour, bonjour, bonjour, bonjour, bonjour!

Belle: There goes the baker with his tray like always....
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Good Thinktink, now you get to ask the next question.
(Or anybody else who wants to ask)
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Actually, if you wanna get technical, Luke's right. The song starts out with 5 "bonjours", but then in the middle of the song a random townsperson sings "bonjour" to which Belle replies, "Good day," to which that townsperson then replies "How is your family?" Being an anal Disney fan's fuuun. :D
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And, if you want to be even more technical, didn't Sekaino Jasmine get the answer first? I'm confused. :scratch:
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lolopimp wrote:2) At the begining of the song "Belle", how many bonjours does the town people say to Belle?
lolo asked how many "bonjours" at the start of the song, Kelvin. There's indeed several more "bonjours" throughout the rest of "Belle," but at the very beginning it's just five. ;)

Oh, and it's the same answer for the TLK question, as well. Five shooting stars. ;) So I guess whenever Jasmine is around next, she can ask a question? Otherwise, take a stab at this...

Which two Disney films are based on books by Felix Salten? (Note: These are already-produced films I'm talking about. Yet-to-be-released cheapquels do not count!)
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i know bambi's one, i don't know the other
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tinkerbell-cup wrote:i know bambi's one, i don't know the other
Here's a hint - the other film is live-action... ;)
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Post by tinkerbell-cup »

the shaggy dog

ok my question is how many films did walt disney supervise personally
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Nope - The Shaggy Dog isn't it, TC. ;)

Another hint - it was produced in 1957. :D
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According to the teeny bit of research the movie IS The Shaggy Dog. Perhaps Paka is looking for the story title, which is "The Hound of Florence."

http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Felix_Salten
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Well shut mah mouth and paint me red! :shock:

Didn't know about Hound of Florence, to tell you the truth. I was looking for Perri, a True Life Fantasy film about a little red squirrel. ;)
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