The Lion King

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Ben W 10/11/2023 Great! Classic! Amazing music and touching story. See more A 10/02/2023 it's a wonderful movie. I didn't get to watch it in Theaters because I was too young at the time. it's a great movie and all the kids and parents will love it. See more Sabih A @RT57875922 2d King Lives The Long So, I watched the live-action one first unaware that it was adapting anything and very quickly thought the story was peak. Until I realized it was a live action remake so, I knew I had to watch the original although I took my time I finally came around to it. Well its exactly what I expected I bummed down my rating for the live action one because since this is the original where the story was first made I have to give this one the same rating I gave the live action or better. Well what do I even say, the story is just such a great Animal Animated Adventure for people to experience and just very worthy of its high praise. In Short: Basically this is Disney's Pride Rock, Top Tier Adventure movie for animation with a great message, and good characters. See more Easton B @Ebmoviemaster2026 3d Here is my spoiler free review on the lion king and it is an amazing film. The animation is great for the time period. Simba is a great protagonist and overall all the characters are great. Scar is one of my favorite animated villains of all time. The songs slap so hard. The plot is great. It has one of the most emotional scenes in cinema history. The cast fit the roles perfectly. The fight scenes are very well done. The humor is great especially between Timon and Pumba which are a great duo. This movie is so nostalgic for me and will never get old. Now let’s get into the negatives. I wish some of the origins of some of the characters were explained more, that is basically it lol. Overall it is an amazing film and definitely my 2nd favorite Disney film of all time. See more Vixo S @vixo_six Jun 10 The Lion King remains powerful because it turns a childhood adventure into a myth about grief, identity and the painful process of growing into oneself. Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff build a film that feels epic in shape but deeply intimate in emotional effect. Its central loss gives the story a lasting wound. The film does not treat grief as something simple or temporary. It allows guilt, confusion and escape to exist beside humor, warmth and beauty. That balance is what makes it meaningful for children and adults alike. The animation still carries scale and grace, while Hans Zimmer's score and the songs by Elton John and Tim Rice give the film its mythic force. Years later, The Lion King endures because it understands that growing up often means learning how to live with absence while still accepting who you are meant to become. See more Kyle M @RT77296778 Jun 2 A mesmerizingly powerful transcendence for animation that achieved perfection in utterly emitting an epic spectacular in a standard timeframe filled with unforgettably strengthening music and fantastic performances, highly raising this [unexpected triumph] as Disney’s greatest animated film whilst cemented in the studio’s top tiers. (A+) See more Read all reviews

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