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In social studies when we were watching Hercules, my teacher couldn't help but dance in her seat. Looking back on simple things like that is what gives me life.
I'd just like to met the lad the had the idea of making hercule's soundtrack gospel-themed 'cause that ought to be one of single greatest decisions in the history of cinema
I imagine if Hades and Zeus were part of this number: At the end, this could be heard Singers: From Zero to Hero Hades: Give me a Break! Singers: Herc is a hero Zeus: Not a mistake! Singers: Now he's a hero! Lead Singer: Yes indeed!
Hades looks down below at Hercules from a mountain above, huffing in anger. Hades: "Pull!" 😠 Pain and Panic toss one of the Hercules vases up in the air and Hades uses his fire powers to shatter and destroy it in mid air.
I feel SO STUPlD. I wrote a "zero" off who became a big hero. See, I'm a student leader at my college's catering business, and I learned that this one guy (let's call him Tom) had signed up for a service by himself. He always seemed like a slow learner, and he has made some mistakes at work, like the time he set the tables with the wrong linens. Besides, he graduated at 20 at a small charter school, he still lived with his mom at 27, and he didn't have a driver's license. I really thought little of him. That's why I thought it was a bad idea for him to do a shift by himself. So I went to our boss. She was upset. Told Tom she didn't think he could manage alone and was all "I've told you not to sign up for shifts by yourself, I've been very clear about that, I don't know how much clearer I can get for you to listen" and she told him he needed someone there to guide him. Well, that night, she and I both learned our lesson. In downtown from a balcony, we witnessed Tom protect a wheeIchaired man from two brutaI guys. At some point, they got Tom and were about to finish him, but Tom saw my boss and fire was in his eyes. He _amazingly_ broke free of the grips on him and scuffIed with the two men. Despite facing _two_ *bigger* men, Tom overcame them. There was more grappIing, swinging, and throwing from _Tom_ than from his opponents. At some point, a man pulled out a pistoI, but Tom got the arm and squeezed it, staring ferociousIy at my boss. It seemed the more he looked at her, the more strength he had in him. He had amazing tactics and strategies to win. While the two men were arres ted and Tom was checking on the wheeIchaired man (who was yes, totally fine), my boss and I approached Tom. My boss apologized for beIittIing him, said he was amazing out there and she wanted him to work the shift by himself, as she believed in him. But he refused and quit. Told her she was only saying all this because she just witnessed him do something heroic. That she didn't _truly_ respect him; it was all conditional, as her "Tom-is-incompetent" view would've stayed had he not proven himself. I think he's right. I always thought Tom was Iesser. I didn't *_consciously_* think he was a Ioser. I *_automatically_* thought he was one. Like, I didn't say or think the word about him, but I just felt it in me. But I was wrong. He may have a learning disability, but he is not an unskiIIed fooI. *_My boss and I_* are the fooIs. We labeIed Tom, and now we're the Iosers who were proven wrong.
My toy books singing zero to hero zoe as the main muse and her sister zero as the second main muse song into zoe sings from that day forward our boy Hercules could do no wrong he was so strong he made he man look cool ohhhhhh yeah bless my soul herc was on a roll person of the week in Greek opinion poll what a pro herc could stop a show point him at a monster and we're talking sro he was a no one a zero zero now he's a honcho he's a hero here was a kid with his act down pact from zero to hero in no time flat zero to hero just like that when he smiled the girls went wild with oooohs and ahhhhhs and they slapped his face on every vase on everrry vase from appearance fees and royalties our herc had cash to burn now nouveau rich and famous he could tell you what the grecians earn say amen there he goes again sweet and undefeated with an awesome 10 for 10 folks lined up just to watch him flex and this perfect package packed a pair of pretty pecks herc is the one who sees and concurs honey the crowds were going bonkers he showed the moxie brains and spunk from zero to hero a major hunk zero to hero and who'd of thunk who puts the glad in gladiator Hercules who's daring deeds are great theater Hercules is he strong stronger than she-ra is he sweet our favorite flavor Hercules Hercules Hercules look at our Hercules Hercules Hercules herculessss bless my soul herc was on a roll undefeated riding high and the nicest guy not consied he was no one zero zero now he's a honcho he's a hero he hits the heights at breakneck speed from zero to hero herc is a hero now he's a heroooooo ohhhhhh yeah and hades lost
Because while it IS set in mythical ancient Greece, the Muses were imagined as an American black church choir. In fact, a lot of liberties were taken regarding Greek mythology in order to tell a story about what (modern) heroism really means.
the cartoon was not accurate in any sense, for one thing hera was wasn't Hercules's mother infact she hated him and wanted to kill him. its still a great movie tho and I loved the songs.
