Australian here, I saw it and absolutely loved it, but when I’ve spoken about it I have seldom found that other people were familiar with it.

I reckon r/askreddit would absolutely love it, though.

>and even heartwarming stuff

Not gonna lie, my heart was super warmed by >!Cocaine Bear bringing the bag of coke back to its den so the two bear cubs could do some lines as well!<

I mean, shit, narwhals exist. It’s not unreasonable to believe that there might be a land animal with a single horn in the middle of its head.

Not sure why the downvotes. I’m a Black Ferns fan and I freely admit that I don’t think they could have beaten England if it was 15 vs. 15 for the full game.

Same! And then I invariably find they've done like one episode in each of a dozen TV shows I've watched, in some walk-on role I don't remember, and I'm left wondering if they were actually familiar or if they just reminded me of some other actor.

I definitely try to avoid Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet coming up in conversation with my wife. I think it's stylish as all hell, she absolutely despises it. And she's got a theatre background and thus claims the high ground in any argument about a play or a movie based on a play!

That assertion stretches the meaning of the word "adaptation" far beyond breaking point, imho.

Yes Star Wars had its antecedents and influences, but it was not an "adaptation" of the King Arthur story.

So, what, now the foreman and your coworkers all think you’re a colossal nerd because they talk about chess on your “sports” podcast, eh?