The Lion King is in theaters everywhere today. And you know what that means: The Lion King Memes are coming. I don’t feel like you can spoil this one- like, at all- because you know the story. And if you don’t, then we need to talk about your childhood! There were some surprises in this one, mostly jokes from the hyenas and from Timon & Pumba. I used those to source most of these Lion King memes spoilers without context. When you know, you’ll know!
The Lion King in Theaters Now
It’s Lion King opening day- are you planning on going this weekend with the family?
Before you go, make sure you read this Lion King Parent Movie Review. It has some notes about how the realistic nature of this movie might affect younger kids (and a list of suggestions on when to pee during The Lion King in case you need an exit strategy!)
And if you want to meet the young stars of The Lion King, be sure to check out this interview with Shahadi Wright Joseph and JD McCrary. Your kiddos are gonna love them in the movie!
The Lion King Memes Spoilers Without Context
Now, I love memes around here. And I especially love the whole idea of the spoilers without context.
They amuse me and make me laugh- and I do feel like they are harmless even if you haven’t seen the movie yet!
Here’s a post of Stranger Things memes spoilers without context and another one for Spider-Man Far From Home memes spoilers without context if you are looking for more.
If you’re on board with this idea (and I figure if you landed on this page, you are) then lets do this!
The Lion King Memes Spoilers Without Context for your amusement.
As a reminder, most of these are pulled from the best of Timon and Pumba. So you won’t even see much until halfway through the movie.
And finally…
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Patty Holliday is a movie critic, writer, and podcaster living in the Washington, DC area. Her goal is to bridge the gap between casual fandom and picky critic with parent movie and television reviews.
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