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Beast, Kickass/Quicksilver/Kraven & Pennywise in one movie, who would've thunk it?

I cannot with this comment section. Y'all acting like Taka is the victim. He was acting like a bitch the whole movie. I would protected my mother at all cost and taka immediately abandoned her. Mufasa is literally a hero every second of the movie.

INSANITY FILM

this is a very bad and bland “recap” with a lifeless ai generated voice don’t waste your time

I slept only to wake up up to count orlock voice. Went back to sleep after his scenes

Thank you for the RECAP and not a pretentious analytical rambling of foolishness.

Carmine the Cigar Galante's lawyer. Wiki him. Anthony Fat Tony Salerno's lawyer. Wiki him too

Try explaining this to the dirty communist truck drivers who worship him!

T.F !!! how can he not realise it was his son, or a boy...

Made by lovers of the 😈.

Ok so who is the real parents of the kid actor like who the hell who even let there kid play this scene

Well this is the worst movie ever like what the hell who parents even let there kid do the scene

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Humans are greedy and hungry

People said the movie was trash, idk. I liked it. Rhino was a bit fumbled but other than that it was fine

This isn’t the same movie from the thumbnail. I watched the original one and none of these actors were in it. Get it right dude.

crappy voice and background music.

What is the name of this movie???

Wtf

Modern day fairytale? Looks like she can play that evil witch from Snow White 👀

Thank You for the recap. There is no way I could have watched this movie for myself.

So she was only suppose to get 1 week supply? It’s basically telling her she can’t do this for a second week?

What if we got a better season 3 and 2 but thank you I know now I can just sip x man 97 cuz this are the same dei woke writers that Disney want to put in charge.The reason season 1 was so go cuz boa did that just like Xmas 97 u can’t fake passion this show here was a shit show girl power mess

Why not just call it "Dracula". We all know it.

This misses so much on visual experience. See it in the theatres while you can

Did you guys notice this movie seemingly had the plot play in reverse following the whole levitation scene, I might be wrong but it kinda seemed to have that happen

I must say, Lily Depp's beauty fits her character in this period. I also love Bram Stoker's Dracula and this version of Nosferatu is also interesting.

For those still blaming mufasa let’s breaks this down cause I feel like people are watching mufasa with their feelings and are forgetting their logic. ( Takes a breath 😅 this about to be long) 0. I love scar/taka even though it doesn’t seem that way. He has always been my favourite since the animation. When I was younger I loved mufasa and hated scar but when I watched the animation again when I was a-bit older I found mufasa very agorant and boastful always reminding scar he could never be king all while pretending to be a concerned brother (in animations especially) But calling out Taka’s actions doesn’t mean I hate him or can’t sympathise with him. Understanding his tragic story doesn’t erase his pain but the fact that sometimes we choose to be the villain in our own story when we feel we no longer the hero when infact we don’t have to fill that role at all. 1. Just cause Eshe acted as a mother figure for Mufasa didn’t mean she liked him more than taka. Let’s be real - Obasi never once liked Mufasa and saw him as trash. His only nice words were“I owe you a great debt” while teaching his son to be an incompetent king and planting doubts in him about Mufasa even saying “he will betray you”. People forget that it was Mufasa who warned taka’s pride about the white lions. The pride chose to fight and die (when they didn’t have to). Claiming Taka never received love or attention is a bit of a reach. He forgets that his father demised Eshe’s teachings viewing them as useless and ‘ belittling for a great king 😬. This highlights how despite Obasi loving his wife he devalued her role and reduced the females to nothing but old tradition of women serving men even though they were the pillars of the pride. Just because Obasi had royal blood doesn’t mean he was fit to be a king. With a father like that Taka was bound to develop an entitlement and superiority complex. Since there were cubs, in the song ‘ I always wanted a brother’ Taka was shown as a spoiled entitled child that demands respect and obedience without offering the same in return. Meanwhile Mufasa demonstrated wisdom and good leadership early before the teachings he received from Eshe. But of course people blame and hate him for being naturally great. This is a perfect example of not everyone is meant to be what they were born in. Even in their final moments Eshe and Obasi cared more for Taka making Mufasa swear allegiance to protect him because they knew Taka was too sheltered and spoiled to survive on his own. While also knowing Mufasa had qualities of a protector, hunter and leader. So while drilling in Taka’s head you are King go rule they practically made Mufasa his body guard. Yet not once was-asked of what Mufasa wanted or to be anything. He was always unworthy of anything while their golden child was worthy of everything. 🙂‍↔️ 2. Sarabi’s role - Only attention Taka didn’t receive was Sarabi. Sarabi didn’t like Taka from the start (she literally cringed away when Taka came in too strong with his princely titles like it meant something ) and she wasn’t feeling Mufasa either. It wasn’t until later she was intrigued with Mufasa skills, mind set, solving skills and talent that made her recognise Mufasa more and she figured out he lied and was the one who saved her despite Taka’s more obvious advances which the reason of the song “Tell me it you I know it’s you”. Even then Mufasa kept pushing his feeling aside, believing that Taka deserved a her more all because she was also a royal - and that it was “Taka’s destiny” despite Taka not earning it. Taka never considered how Mufasa felt emotionally or mentally. He constantly threw his title to his face and guilt trip him with I saved you. Did people forget that Mufasa’s parents also wanted a bright future for their child which is why they risked the lives for him. Only for him to be taught to serve his brother rather than to be great. Mufasa never spoke of what he ever wanted because he always felt like he owed Taka his everything cause he saved him as a cub while everyone drilled in him he was just Taka’s servant not brother. However true love for a brother would be wanting the best for him as well and his own happiness. Yet it was Taka who never cared and mufasa never desired because he was content with being at Taka’s side. I respect Sarabi, cause Taka saw Sarabi as a prize to claim ignoring that love and respect must be earned. She taught Taka she wasn’t a trophy and he wasn’t entitled to have her. But Taka being raised the way he was couldn’t understand that. I do feel bad for him because Sarabi was the one thing he genuinely tried to pursue on his own. But unfortunately, he lacked the confidence and understanding of her nature to succeed

3. Milele and the throne- Milele was never Taka’s land to begin with. It was no man’s land. When Mufasa stepped up as a true king to protect the land by giving courage to the animals in times of helplessness and fear where was Taka. Yet, Taka wallowed in self-pity, blaming Mufasa for everything while giving his True enemy Ammo all in the name of heart break. Even when the animals chose Mufasa, he still doubted himself and felt unworthy. 4. Taka downfall and redemption arc- Taka allowed his insecurities, cowardice, inferiority complex, and low self-esteem to destroy his bond with Mufasa. People love to say, “But Taka saved Mufasa!”-but let’s be real: Taka only truly saved Mufasa twice-once against the crocodiles and once when he pulled him from the water. That cliff moment? That wasn’t saving Mufasa. It was survival instinct taking place as they were both being hunted by the white lions which Kiro wanted Taka because of his royal blood. Even the race was all for Taka’s own desire that he wanted a brother not because he wanted to be hero. I do feel Eshe would’ve taken Mufasa under her wing regardless because she had a caring heart. Just like Taka, he always had his mother’s heart but his father’s mindset(literally sad😔) Instead of hearing Mufasa out or confronting Sarabi, Taka runs off, isolated himself, and allowed Kiro to manipulate him. The World Wasn’t Against Him, He Was Against the World.For those saying Taka was hated from the start-be so serious. Not even Rafiki denied the claim Mufasa made that Taka saved Sarabi, which he could have confessed knowing dam well he didn’t. The real shift came when Taka let jealousy and feelings of inferiority eat away at him. It wasn’t the world against Taka; it was Taka against himself. The moment he realized Mufasa would stand by another royal-Taka’s light of his life-he unraveled. And instead of processing it, he turned his heartbreak into a vendetta, endangering everyone. Mufasa Was Always “Second” in Taka’s Eyes. Let’s not act like Taka was the only one dealing with pain. Not once did Taka make Mufasa feel worthy It was always, “You’re just here to support me being king other the disguise as my brother.” He made it seem that his dream was also Mufasa’s dream which was his mistake to begin with. Taka’s spiral wasn’t just about heartbreak-it was about losing control. Instead of facing reality, Taka gaslit himself into believing Mufasa was the villain. And not Kiro taking full advantage of Taka’s vulnerability to stoke that fire. Taka let himself become a broken vessel,carrying Kiro’s agenda against his own family. Imagine letting the lion who ruined your life and destroyed your family’s legacy-manipulate you into betraying your own pride. and then justifying it because you can’t handle the idea of your brother outshining you. What’s wild is that Taka didn’t just emotionally harm Mufasa-he physically endangered him. It wasn’t about hurting his brother’s feelings anymore; it was about killing him out of jealousy. Babes, we get it, you’re a lover, not a fighter, but at this point, what were you fighting for? So, for people to act like Taka was some saint but even saints have flaws. 🙄🙄 however Despite it all, Taka did save Mufasa by literally taking the hit from Kiro. That moment was massive-not just because it gave us a glimpse of hope that Taka was still in there, but because it foreshadowed who he would become.The strike from Kiro was what gave him the scar. It was poetic: the physical mark symbolized the emotional and moral scars he was already carrying. It also tied beautifully into the original version of Scar’s character before his backstory. But let’s not forget-when Taka pulled Mufasa up from the edge, it wasn’t just an act of redemption. It was a flash of the Taka we thought was gone. Even though the poison in his heart was spreading, in that moment, he chose to protect his brother. Even though i Love the redemption arc, but let’s not romanticize it-Taka still endangered the pride. He teamed up with their sworn enemy and threw the kingdom into chaos. Saving Mufasa was a step toward redemption, but it didn’t erase the betrayal.Here’s the harsh truth: Taka couldn’t expect the pride or Mufasa to welcome him back as if nothing had happened. Redemption is about actions, not absolution. He showed he could still be good, but trust? That was gone.That’s why it hit so hard

5. Stop Villainizing Mufasa -This part cracks me up-people love to frame Mufasa as the villain and claim Taka was the “true king.” But what about Mufasa’s perspective? The man (lion) got ignored and blocked and wasn’t even giving a chance to clear the conflict and finds his brother teamed up with their literal enemy, exposes the pride to danger, and tries to kill him. And people are saying, “Why couldn’t Mufasa forgive Taka?” Mufasa was never the villain-he was a brother trying to hold everything together while Taka self-destructed. Are y’all forgetting that Mufasa was the one who said, “As long as I am here, my brother will have a place”? Even when the pride wanted Taka banished, Mufasa stood by him. Gaining everything came at the cost of losing Taka. But the moment Taka became “Scar,” Mufasa couldn’t recognize him anymore. He didn’t just lose his brother-he lost the trust and bond they had. That’s why he couldn’t say Taka’s name anymore. The name “Scar” was loaded with bitterness, symbolizing the moment Taka turned his back on their family and lost what he only had left. For Mufasa, it represented the moment he lost his brother. The bitterness when Mufasa said “Scar” wasn’t just anger; it was grief. But if you watched closely the change in Taka’s expression when his apology didn’t work out for me he transforms in that moment from remorse to an expression that almost said ‘this isn’t the end brother and that’s a promise’ ( literally gave me chills, excellent job from producers) Anyway It is not mufasa’s fault that his mum miraculously survived. He also lost a father and his second mom who raised him in place of his real mom. 6. The Symbolism of “Scar.”-Now, here’s what people overlook-the name “Scar” is pure symbolism. For Scar, it’s a constant reminder of his betrayal and his own loss. For Mufasa, it’s the scar left on his heart after losing his brother. Chef’s kiss to the writers for that one. It’s poetic and painful at the same time. 7. Taka’s Isolation Was His Own Choice-Let’s be clear-no one forced Taka to walk away. He chose to grieve and isolate himself, indirectly cutting off the very people who still cared about him. His redemption came too late because he let his pain turn into poison, and by the time he realized what he lost, the damage was already done. Let’s be clear the melili pride never hated Taka for being Taka they hated him cause of his actions which was their first impression of him as that was what he showed. Deception 😔. 8. Final Take: The Tragic Tale of Taka Taka, in his grief, chose to walk away from everything, indirectly isolating himself without anyone forcing him to. The saddest part of his story? Taka always wanted to rule beside his brother, but he did get what he wanted-just not in the way he hoped or imagined. (tears 😭). In the end, he was no longer the hero of his own story. If Taka had truly considered Mufasa as his brother, he would have understood that Mufasa would never intentionally hurt him. Taka didn’t need everything he thought he wanted; he needed to realize what he already had-a bond with his last remaining family, his brother. But, as the saying goes, “blood is thicker than water.” Sarabi wasn’t the only lioness in the pride; Taka could have started over. He had the opportunity to rebuild and become the true hero of his story. Instead, he chose to become the villain. Scar Didn’t Have to Stay in Milele.
Let’s be honest: Scar’s apology was enough. He didn’t need to stay in Milele; he could’ve walked away (cue “I Gotta Go My Own Way” from High School Musical ~ Troy & Gabriella) and found himself again. There was still a chance for him to grow, to start over, and maybe even become a king of another pride (Zira’s probably out there waiting for her king 😅). It would’ve been bittersweet, but it would’ve given Taka the space to heal and learn to be his own light. Instead, he tortured himself by clinging to a dream that didn’t work out because he didn’t work for it. Wasted Potential for a Villain Arc.
I still stand by this: Taka was a beautiful character and deserved better recognition than he was given in the live-action Mufasa. The way they reduced him to some love-sick puppy who was only “useless” when it suited the plot was a disservice to his potential. If the directors had focused on Mufasa being adopted or more explicitly favored by their parents, while Taka constantly felt overshadowed and compared, it would’ve made for a valid and complex origin story for Scar as a true villain-not one born but one created. Instead, they went with this narrative of a heartbroken lion who let his own jealousy and self-pity turn him into a betrayer. The Irony in Taka’s Name.
In my language, Swahili, which they used in Mufasa, Taka means two things: “waste” or “wanting.” And the irony? Taka became a waste of his own potential because he wanted everything handed to him instead of working for it. Cultural Symbolism and Outcasting.
One thing I’ll give the movie credit for is its use of cultural traditions. In many African traditions, when someone commits a grave crime, they are stripped of their name and outcasted-a symbolic death of who they once were. Taka becoming “Scar” was a beautiful nod to this tradition. It wasn’t just a name change; it was a reflection of his fall from grace. The Ending: Optimus Prime and Megatron Vibes.
Let’s talk about the ending-it was absolutely giving Optimus Prime and Megatron energy. Two brothers on opposite sides of the same coin, one holding onto hope, the other consumed by bitterness.Taka’s story, for all its tragedy, is a reminder of what could’ve been. He had the chance to rise above his pain, to find himself and his purpose. But instead, he let his heartbreak, jealousy, and pride destroy everything he could’ve built.Taka wasn’t born a villain, but he chose to be one. And that choice? That’s what made him Scar. Like Mufasa said “A true king doesn’t search for what he can take but what he can give”

1:00:01 you are wrong she is going in as one of the workers not disguises as one of the workers. joke.

Demi still hot AF ❤

You named the cat Flow?? :D

What with the brother in the bathroom doing the milkshake weird film

Finally a review of this movie

this ep 3 is just funny as hell and not interesting

Is that Kenzie Reeves on the video thumbnail ?

so in order words, she was ho all along. man i miss the old nosferstu

To be fair She technically cheated on orlock with Thomas

Correction...She did it to be with him in the afterlife....

No one is talking about how mufasa completely forgot that his brother likes sarabi?

THANK YOU!!!! Most people say I’m stupid but that bothered me so much! This movie is basically boiled down to psycho ex stalks girl and threatens that if she doesn’t sleep with him, he will kill her husband. So, to save her marriage she gives herself to her ex, spends the entire night having sex with him and dies with her ex STILL INSIDE HER! Call me crazy but I wouldn’t find that as my wife trying to “save me” out of “love.” Makes it much worse when said ex looks like Jim Carey as Dr Eggman. “But she saved the city!” Said my wife to which I answered “ok, let’s flip it around! ‘Hey babe, I gotta go fuck my ex cause the city depends on it and I’m trying to save you’”……..yeah EXACTLY what I thought!

We all know many women would do anything and suffer any pain to retain youth.

It’s about a girl being haunted by a demon of masturbation. It was much better on the second viewing, incredible actually.

The ending "sucks" ......

The cat is not named "flow". Flow is the name of the picture. Cat is unnamed, just like every other animal in the movie, he is just Cat. P.S. I pray that Miyazaki-san sees it.

Ahhh the wonderful world of youtube - where a movie as vile as ' A Serbian Film ' can be green lit 'A OK ' content for recaps... yet saying the very same words being depicted in this film wld result in creator's content demonitized. hmmm- can;t say the word 'rape' but can recap it - you can't say the word 'suicide' but can recap it - also can't say paedophila - murder - stalking - sex ... prohibiting language descibing the evils in the world won't make it an less true ! May we come together in unity peace & wisdom 🙏

It’s Eshe that saved Mufasa. Not Taka. The first time Eshe scares the crocodiles. The second time Taka remembers Eshe’s spirit that tells him to save Mufasa. The third time he wanted to eliminate Mufasa but he saves him (probably because he wouldn’t have been accepted by Sarabi and other animals as king). The good part of Taka is Eshe. But in every situation he escaped, like his father Obasi, (when white lions attacked his mother, when white lions attacked them on waterfall, when he could save Sarabi with the elephants, when he stayed aside while Mufasa was fighting Kiros). He always escaped. Also from Simba. It’s interesting that Mufasa and his father died in a similar way. And also Obasi and Scar diedi in a similar way, surrounded by enemies trying to treat with them. The mother of Mufasa found again his son, like Sarabi with Simba. This are similarities through generations. I am curious if these events will repeat again in the future of the saga.

Still a disgusting movie, bit of sick Hollywood