The Lion King (1994) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING
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I think you hit the nail on the head: Scar just didn’t want anyone to be able to connect him to killing Simba.
It’s also very interesting because as a kid I always thought Simba blamed himself because Mufasa was trying to save him, but as I get older, I think Simba assumed that practicing roaring started the stampede.
I missed that detail about Simba! I assumed he felt guilty about Mufasa trying to save him, but that adds a whole other layer if he thought he caused the stampede
Yep! That's why Scar made fun of his "little roar" so that if he had a chance to tell Zazu or anyone trying to rescue him he'll say that he roared and the wildebeests started the stampede.
Yeah, Scar told him to practice his roar and then went up the mountain. When he heard Simba's roar, he signaled to the hyenas
@@erikperhs_ no. Simbas roar was not a part of Scars plan. It was a part of a plan, but in the remake, and it was stupid.
@@kp__09 Of course it was. It's in the original.
James Earl Jones was PERFECT for Mufasa. His voice matches the character 100%.
Yes, one of the best voice actor castings I can think of (along with Jeremy Irons as Scar)
@@nickreacts6394 It was the perfect duo for the movie along with the hyenas, the one with the three 'spikes' of hair was Whoopi Goldberg and the other hyena who spoke was Cheech Marin. Then the third looked a little 'special' with the crossed eyes........lol
@@nickreacts6394Jeremy irons plays great villains his voice just drips with evil
Fact: Scar is the ONLY lion whose claws are always shown. As if there are no more signs of his true nature
Something I want to touch on about Scar not killing Simba himself;
1. Maybe Scar was worried that the lionesses would smell blood on Scar's person if he returned.
2. In the first scene, Zazu asks "Didn't your mother tell you not to play with your food?" To me, that reveals that Scar enjoys mind games. He likes toying with his victims.
Another aside about Simba and Nala pinning each other, usually to counter a pin, you kick and push them over you. Simba used that counter to defeat Scar.
I’m literally 20 years old and have seen this movie 100s of time and still I cry at the mufasa death scene every single time. Even just watching this made me cry. I seriously can’t explain what it is. Also I concur with the rest of the comments. You gotta do the second one. It’s so good!
I'm 41 years old and I still cry....you are not alone
One of the best cinematic death scenes that I can think of, it's heart-wrenching
Yeah the sequel is awesome and it a good vibe
I'm 40 and I still cannot watch the stampede scene.
Yh one of the things I hated about the "live action" was just how much was lost without all their amazing expressions and movements
Which amazed me, even great voice actors sounded like they were phoning it in and if Homeward Bound with an Actual cat and a cgi narnia lion can be visually expressive there's no excuse for this, especially as I've watched lion documentaries (so did their artists here), they are not that dead looking.
Which is why I definitely had no intentions of seeing the live action film because it took away so much from the original just from watching the trailor.
I haven't seen the new one, it's that bad.
@@o.i.c.uvanish9169 it's just not even close to the original, if there was no original then it could be passable but because it's a remake it's just not on the same level.
Absolutely, it just didn't have the same "Heart" that the original had...for a live action movie it just felt flat emotionally...
AHHHH that opening is so magically beautiful especially when it was on of the first movie I saw with African dilects in the songs, I speak Swahili so I 7 yr old me was proud to know what Hakuna Matata meant
One of the GREAT openings of ALL TIME. That's cool you knew Hakuna Matata without the whole song & dance explanation too
I saw the movie in the cinema in '94 and I will never forget how that opening felt. The room quite and completely dark. Then then song sets in at a deafening volume and the sun rises on the black screen. Chills!
This one is honestly my favourite reaction of yours. Super in depth discussion and I love how picked up on the nuance of the emotions as well. The thought that went into the animation, script and score still has me in awe, love it :)
Thanks, that's really kind of you to say, this was certainly one of my favorite animations (and even films) that I've reacted to. The amount of thought and talent behind the whole creation is staggering, glad you're a fan!
@@nickreacts6394 You know me...I love in depth commentary and discussions haha. I hope you do more like this...But yeah Lion King is on my top 3 from this era. I'd actually also love your insights on 'Beauty & the Beast' too (if that ever wins the poll).
The Lion King is my child hood. This was my first ever movie watching in a theater. I was living with parents in France Paris at that time. I still remember how every street, every corner you would see the lion king posters, toy stores filled with lion king toys, lion king puppet shows. Till this day The Lion King is still one of the biggest selling movie of all time.
Hearing simba roar after the battle always gets me to cry in joy for just a moment.
There’s a deleted scene of this movie that shows when Nala leaves Pride Rock for the first time. She was actually pushed to leave by Scar making some hardcore advances on her through a song, asking her to become his queen. An animator on RUclips actually animated the whole scene and it looks seamlessly right out of the movie
ruclips.net/video/1kGEz1zDGgY/видео.html
They added that scene back into the stage musical.
Thank you for sharing, that was so well-animated and it's cool seeing the serious hardships Nala was dealing with while Simba was out living Hakuna Matata
in case you didn't know there is a sequel about simba's daughter Kiara but he also has a son named kion which we see in the lion guard series (which is a series about kion and his friends? who like protect the pride lands) the sequel in my opinion was cool but ofc nothing beats the og movie
I liked the sequel too and Romeo and Juliet fits given the original is Hamlet. Still more respectful of the relationship than Shakespeare was but really captured the stupidity of feuds that most retellings miss.
I didn't until now reading the comments, thanks for letting me know, it sounds good!
@@nickreacts6394 it’s one of the most underrated movies I have ever seen in my opinion
@@nickreacts6394 there are very few reaction videos for the 2nd part
@@nickreacts6394 it’s more than just a Romeo juilllet story, it’s got a great theme
On Scar: I feel like it also shows his weakness as he never kills of his own hands, he pushes mufasa but the stampede killed him. He told Simba to run but let the hayenas kill him, he's too weak to get the blood on his hands himself.
I thought that was one of his strengths. He can deny being involved because he never truly gets his hands dirty (gets his paws dirty? 😆)
Hmm this is a cool take, I hadn't thought of it from that perspective. It's true Scar is evil enough to murder Simba, but he DOES lack physical strength, and it does take a (twisted) form of courage to get blood on your own hands. Thanks for sharing this thought, I'm gonna have to think this one over.
Typical narcissistic sociopath.
@@vixiestarfiregotta love plausible deniability. Lol
3:45 "Does anyone have a better voice than Jeremy Irons?"
30 seconds later: "IS THAT A CHALLENGE"
I've personally always thought that scar did love his family, but not as much as being in power because he is the elder brother, who was named trash in Swahili while his brother was named literally king
If power was more important he didn't love his family.
At the end, Simba remembered the song about him having a mighty roar. He truly remembered who he was.
Ah man, that made me get a bit teary!
This was actually the very first film I ever saw in theaters. I have a special place in my heart for Lion King.
What an amazing first experience!
It came out a year before I was born so I never saw it in theaters
But I've watched it countless times on VHS and DVD
Omg i wish instead of doing the useless live action they would just play the original in theaters again
I've heard of jealousy as being a "green-eyed" monster, perfectly fitting for Scars eyes, that intense green.
This is a great movie from the Disney Renaissance era. Aladdin and Hunchback of Norte Dame are my favorite movies from this era.
Can we just respect how honest Thor is about how he knows enough to not be too surprised? That's some respectable candor right there.
I love watching people react to this movie for the first time. I love this movie still.
3:47 yep, James Earl Jones. I always get goosebumps whenever I hear him talk.
1 of my top 3 Disney movies ever!. The music is just Epic. Hans zimmer is a genius!
I cry, laugh and get chills every time I warch it. No matter when
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One of those movies that hits all the emotions effortlessly, and Hans Zimmer never disappoints!
this movie is beautiful. the actual story and the animation. at 32 years old, i'm still like "holy sh*t"
It's seriously impressive in so many ways
this movie still gives me chills all these years later. i saw it in theaters.
You pointed out the lack of talk at important moments and how the first to talk is Scar. That got me thinking if this is a metapher. A metapher that the animals do not need to speak when there is no conflict and only when there is someone bringing schemes (a mostly human quality) into the pride there is also need to speak like humans. Just another layer that might be there.
I got to see this show on Broadway. Starring Matthew Broderick as Simba with Jeremy Irons as Scar and James Earl Jones as Mufasa
Please react to the sequel: _Lion King II: Simba's Pride._
YES
Yes, please
omg YES
I definitely plan on watching it, and if I have time I'll film my reaction
@@nickreacts6394 I'm honestly surprised how many people are suggesting Lion King 2 haha. But I mean if you do decide to watch it then I look forward to your thoughts :)
THIS MOVIE! Its my favorite animated Disney. I was in high school when it came out, and I was just blown away by it when I saw it in the theater. Then I bought the soundtrack (on CD lol!) and jammed to that for months! I really enjoyed your deep dive in the character motivations, and I would have to agree with you I think on the points. I think its super interesting the changes in Simba. He goes from a cocky little kid thinking he's the best and life will be a cake walk to a very cautious individual that's scared of confrontation (not only with Scar and Pride Rock, but with himself and the ghost of his father). Its such a great coming-of-age story in that way.
That must have been an AMAZING experience watching this in the theaters, no wonder it left a lasting impression! And I agree completely, the character progression of Simba is so well done as a touching, serious, and real coming-of-age tale.
4:00 ..and he became one in Hercules
Hercules is my next animation reaction, so I'll find out soon!
This movie will always have a special place in my heart
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I saw this in theaters when I was a kid. The big screens in those opening shots were just gorgeous.
The Lion King has been my favorite movie since I was 2 years old (I'm 27)
I've probably watched it 400 times
No film or show has ever made more of an impact on me than The Lion King, it holds a special place in my heart
"We are all connected in the great circle of life."🦁👑🌅🌍
Great reaction!
You should watch Lion King 2 (tells the story of Simba’s daughter Kiara) and also Lion King 1 1/2. That one is a hilarious retelling of the original movie from Timon and Pumba’s perspective. You also get to learn more about their backstories and see clips of them trying to parent the young Simba.
I will check it out!
This movie is basically Hamlet, and The Lion King 2 is basically Romeo and Juliet
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And 1 1/2 is ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead’
The second movie reminds me of ‘A Bronx Tale’
Oh YES! A classic....
One of my new favorites...
This film came out roughly six months before I was born but it was still a major film in my childhood. I used to have the VHS of it (unfortunately is now lost after a couple of moves) but I still have it on DVD and Blu Ray.
Can’t believe the film turns officially 30 years old this year.
Saw this for the first time in the theater! We didn't know what it was about. The trailer was the intro to the movie, then the title and release date. Everybody wanted to see it.
I watched it 4 times in the theater...
then *wore out* a bootleg VHS rewatching it at home right after.
"Until sunrise, he is your son." Well, obviously. I mean, Mufasa is king of "everything the light touches", so...
Also, another very cool detail is their claws. Yes, Scar seems unsettling, even with his "touching" moments with Simba. Ya know how you feel uncomfortable watching him ruffle Simbas head? There is a reason for it, and not only because you know he is the vilian.
Lions, like most cats, have retractable claws. You see it in this movie too - they have the out only when they need them, for climbing, fighting or just making a point.
Good example is in the song I can´t wait to be king, more presicely the sequence where Simba sings "I´m brushing up on looking down and working on my roar!" There you see him climb a fallen log and jump at Zazu. But if you watch closely, you see he has his claws out when he is climbing the log, but as soon as he jumps at Zazu, his claws retract. It helps to show that he doesn´t realy want to hurt Zazu. Mess with him and scare him a little? Yes. Truly hurt him? No.
But then you watch Scar - he has his claws out during the whole movie. That´s why he seems so unsetling even in "familial" moments, like above mentioned ruffling Simbas head. And it also helps to ilustrate his intentions.
And you may notice, just before the song I can´t wait to be king starts and Zazu talks about how Simba and Nala are in love, you can hear "Can you feel the love tonight" in the background.
I love how you analyzed it. Beautifully done, thank you.
Fun Fact: in the middle of recording "be prepared" Jeremy Irons' (Scar) voice went out. So legendary Jim Cummings who is the voice of the hyena Ed in the movie (and numerous other Disney characters) stepped up and recorded the second half of the song.
Can you hear the difference?
This isnt just my favourite disney movie, this is one of my all time favourite movies in general. It genuinely makes me terrified knowing that I'm gonna die one day and never be able to see this film again lmao. I can't even explain how much this movie means to me. I've seen it sooo many times growing up.
Lion King 1 1/2 is also really good it's an origin then retelling from Timon and Pumba's perspective
I honestly didn't care for the midquel other than the montage of Simba growing up, but that's just because I don't care for Timon or Pumbaa at all. However, "Dig a Tunnel" is dangerously catchy.
@@meganlodon I'm not really a fan of Timon and Pumbaa either, but I actually enjoyed Lion King 1 1/2 and thought it was better than Lion King.
@@mobstercassidy9400 You'd be the first I've heard to say that. Interesting choice, but I don't see it. I only cared for the lions, and Simba's story. Everytime I watched the midquel, I just couldn't wait till Simba was on screen. Although, I did like the scene with Rafiki.
I plan on checking it out
Lion King 2 anyone? I know it's not as good as this movie but i still loved it.
There a reason this is soo good. It’s Shakespeare. Hamlet, more specifically. They did a beautiful job adapting it. I use to watch this a LOT with my baby brother. And, even though I was a teen, I know EVERY song. Soo good. ❤️ and, I’d like to submit Ursula’s Poor Unfortunate Souls from The Little Mermaid as another epic villain song.
Hans Zimmer's 'This Land' is the standout piece of music for me in this fim.
I remember seeing this movie in theaters when I was 7 yrs old very vividly, it was only 6 months after my dad had died so it hit kinda hard when Mufasa died. But literally all the kids were crying in the theater on that part and many of the adults as well. I remember the opening very clearly too because it was such an epic scene with the song, it swelled in your chest and made your heart feel full but excited when the drums hit with the title card my heart was pounding lol. I was wondering if you watched this on Disney Plus or not. I heard they added the song "morning report" into the disney plus version that wasn't in the original theatrical release and that you couldn't watch the original theatrical version anymore unless you had previously released version on dvd/blu ray etc. Not sure if that is true because I don't have Disney plus myself but that's a bit sad to me, I know it was originally written for the movie but was cut for theatrical release and I completely understand releasing an extended cut version having it added back in as an option but not having the option to view the original theatrically released version on their streaming service or unless you have an older dvd is kinda sad to me in a way because you don't get to experience the movie exactly the way the audiences experienced it when the movie came out. But I've been hearing Disney have been doing a lot of things like that with Disney Plus like one of my favorite Christmas movies is "A Muppet Christmas Carol" but Disney decided for Disney Plus and future dvd releases they would cut the song "The Love is Gone" from the original movie because "kids might think it's boring" but I loved it as a kid and literally wore out my vhs tape re-watching that movie every Christmas. That and the story loses it's impact and makes a little less since when you omit the song especially when you consider the later song that is sung is "The Love we Found" which is a reprise of the previous song. I read an article that Ben Henson (Jim Henson's son) was trying to get them to add the song back into the movie and that they were trying to make that happen but that was last year and I haven't heard anything about it since then.
My favorite Christmas Carol. Also this comment was beautiful.
Just a little React advice. When you tell someone to look at something, you should actually have something to look at onscreen. Kinda helps with the whole looking process!
Scar's song wasn't sung by Jeremy Irons, apparently he had lost his voice and they had to get someone else to sing it. That person was Jim Cummings who is most known for being Winnie the Pooh and Tigger.
9:30 with that song Be Prepared Jeremy Irons only did some of the singing Jim Cummings did the rest of it. and he's so good you can't tell that Scar's voice changed part way into the song.
I did not know that, talk about a smooth transition!
I’m jumping on this one WAYY late but, fun fact: Jeremy Irons blew out his voice singing Be Prepared and Jim Cummings had to finish it for him.
An epic opening. So beautiful.
I love this movie and I love listening to pop music end credits by Elton John: "Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
Great reaction!! Are you planing to watch the second movie? I really like the character progress in this movie aswell as the new characters XD
I do... and if I have time I'll film a reaction to it
14:25 I often think this is where the concept of cooties came from. The desire to not lose your buddy.
The live action movie is a wonderful piece of art in it's own right. Lion king inspired my love of lions. My favorite animal. To see them as the beautiful creatures they are carrying out the movie is something of value to me. I understand not everyone else has such value in their mindset when they watch; but if you love animals it's an amazing feat, nonetheless. Yes, it lacks some scenes from the animated version. Does that mean it deserves to be cast to side simply because it failed to be a copy and paste version of the original? Not really. It's a rendition. I would highly recommend it, and I know I'm not alone in this. A minority, perhaps. Supposedly so are those who love the movie Thor: Love and Thunder. At the end of the day many people put time and effort into the craft and there's always something positive to be taken away from art.
It was especially amazing when I saw the IMAX-Version of it. One thing i was disappointed in was that Scar dosn't look as sexy as in the old movie. I still thing they could have given him a darker maine since there are lions with darker maines. On the other hand the scene when Rafiki discovers that Simba is still alive is just amazingly beautiful.
Scar leading pride rock It's like loki running asgard. Loki/Scar don't understand the responsibility or smarts to lead an entire kingdom that looks out for one another
7:50 - that's why the live action Lion King is a pretty big disappointment. Real looking lions do not have facial expressions like people or like drawn cartoons so you can't pass along big enough range of emotions. Why that wasn't figured out in the first week of making, I don't know.
Have you seen a lion? I don't know how they were bei able to give the animation a lot less emotional range than a real lion!
Yeah, I can definitely see how it was a serious challenge in doing the live action version (I haven't seen it yet, but I have a hard time imagining it tops this one)
@@nickreacts6394 It doesn't even come close to topping the animated version.
@@ScarlettM Yeah you get way more expression and personality in even the Narnia trilogy CGI animals , and those movies were a fair bit older than the 2019 TLK remake.
Also I'm still annoyed about them leaving out/changing "Be Prepared!" to the watered down boring nonsense that we got instead. To me that song is what helped show Scar's level of cunning , ambition and "evilness" I guess.
I saw this cartoon first time when I was 5 or so and got seriously traumatized :D I couldn't watch it without ugly crying for many years.
Please watch the sequel! Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
I will check it out!
you definitely need to check out 'the shining', 'creepshow,' and my favorite 'the exorcist.'
I've seen both the Shining and the Exorcist, but I will add Creepshow to my list as I've never heard of that one, thanks for the suggestions!
@@nickreacts6394 Creepshow 2 is a good movie too. Those movies payed tribute to the EC horror comics which the Tales of the Crypt TV show is based on.
Please react to Lion King 2 and Lion King 1/5!
Lion King 2 is about Kiara, Simba's daughter, and Lion King 1/5 is just the events of the first movie but centered around Timon and Pumba and it's one of the funniest movies I've ever watched haha
This was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. :) Not that I remember it lol. But this remains one of my all time favorites, it's just SUCH a classic. Scar is my favorite Disney villain so I might be biased but I think his song is the best villain song. I was very fortunate to have the chance to see the Broadway show on tour for my birthday a few years ago. I had an aisle seat so when the animals came down in the beginning and when Simba runs away, they all went right by me! There is some great behind the scenes stuff for this film, I recommend tracking it down if you're into that stuff.
03:54 - 03:59 I actually wrote a fanfic about this,years ago.😅😅
10:51 - 11:18 I love how you got stunned by the scene even if you already knew what was going to happen. This is what being a *MASTERPIECE* means.❣...Aaand then there's the live action.😓
12:12 - 12:18 Although Timon probably did it because he was *afraid* of Simba's claws.😅😅😅
I always thought scar didn't kill Simba simply because he saw it below him so he left it to his underlings?
Ugh. Even though you cut the music the moment he walks up Pride Rock, I could still hear it in my head and I instantly started bawling.
Luv this film so much
This movie traumatized us all. No matter what country you're in or what language you speak 😢 btw, I still have the soundtracks in my playlist. Not long ago I was shouting Hakuna Matata while driving on a trip.
This dead, this movie, this classic!!!! hula hula dance is iconic!!! 🔥 great movie!!! Hamblet with a happy ending!!
That's a great way to sum up the narrative, Hamlet with a happy ending, that's perfect
11:29 Yeah I have a lot of experience with that and others I care about so it actually ended up in my third book, what that can do to a person over the years and how important it is to deal with it. Not intentional or anything but it was therapeutic.
I list Scar's song Be Prepared as my favorite Disney villain song, even if he's NOT my favorite villain.
I always cry at the scene with Simba finding Mufasa's lifeless body in the gorge. NEVER FAILS.
It's also my favorite song, but did you know the song was difficult enough that Jeremy Irons broke his voice all together that makes it an impressive song because he pushed himself literally to the breaking point and they had to ask another singer to sing whole song as well as did and took the part that Jeremy Irons didn't manage to record and you can't tell a difference between the two voices because it was done in unison so well.
Jim Cummings had to take over and sing half the song in the movie.
@@suzanne6005 I've read that before. He did a smashup job covering for Jeremy.
Disney also animated some "bloopers" that are pretty funny. some are actual bloopers while recording, others are staged. here's the link:
ruclips.net/video/kLcB82y55Vk/видео.html
Yeah anyone notice the door in the background? No? Just me?
Awesome reaction as always!! I hope someday you react to the Prince of Egypt, the illustrations and soundtrack are incredible!!
I actually watched that recently on the White Noise Reacts channel, one of my new favorite animations ever!
When mufasa says ‘before sunrise he’s your son’ is because he’s the king of everything the light touches but there’s no light yet
I can't watch mufasas death without losing my shit. It hits so close to home for me, in 2016 my dad had a seizure while sleeping and hit his head on his end table, it gave him brain damage so they put him on life support. Days I spent at the hospital begging him to wake up, we had to go home and watch his favorite show, he had another seizure when that happened so they pulled the plug. Seeing dad die Infront of me ruined me. But yeah when Simba's saying to his dad "we gotta go, get up. Dad we have to go home". Fucking gut wrenching...and just like Simba, I couldn't leave him. It took me about 20 minutes to accept it and leave his room in the hospital.
I just don't trust anyone who's made it this far in life and only now getting to see it
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Oh Scar's song is the best villain song in my opinion!
I actually quite like My Lullaby as a villain song from #2 as well :)
I do recommend the 2nd movie. one of the best disney sequels. at least I think so...
Excellent commentary especially the appreciation of art. It's amazing villain song. Interestingly enough I watch Lois and Clark the original '90s Superman series a few years before Smallville, There is a be prepared video on RUclips Hopefully it's still up but it's basically got that lex luther and it's perfect
Thanks, I do think it's one of the best villain songs (I haven't seen Smallville, but maybe one day)
@@nickreacts6394 Oh no, Lois and Clark (though the other is good too). Here, I found the Lex Luther video for the show I mean: ruclips.net/video/i6BVOXOpbJ4/видео.html
Pretty funny.
I think the live action film of Lion King ruined the movie. The animated made it such a timeless classic.
the voice cast- beyond superb!
The name of the bird is Zazu and he is a hornbill not a toucan
A cool thing about the famine that overtook the pridelands: apparently the ancestors have the power to withhold rain according to some African mythologies. Not sure if that’s true, but I heard it on RUclips
Hello I'm new to your channel...very much enjoying it!!! If you haven't done so would you do a reaction to Disney The Hunchback of Notre Dame...Hellfire is another brilliant villain song...and the visual too.
Well...just look at you getting all deep into TLK lol! I remember seeing the movie at the theater and the opening song along with all the animals coming to pay homage has always given me goosebumps. Though I did have to laugh a bit at them giving Mufasa and his mate....only 1 cub. It's rare that IRL a Lioness would only give birth to 1 cub. (They usually have 2-4 depending on how well the pride is able to keep fed.) Anyways, this is an entertaining and for the time we'll done movie. I've always like Cat- Big or small, it's also in my stars as I'm both a - Leo, and a Tiger (in the Chinese zodiac). Was nice to get my 'Nick Fix' tonight lol.😉😏👩🎥 G'night🌌🌌
hope you watch lion king 2 and lion king 1/2 someday : )
great casting!
You should watch some Ghibli flms too. Porco Rosso, Kiki, Princess Mononoke, Castle in the Sky, etc.
Thanks for your reaction, really enjoyed it! Know I'm late to the party, but you should watch Lion king 2 and 3 too. They're a blast, especially the third one ^.^
Stay good and healthy!
Love from Norway!
The special edition of lion king dvd as extra song in it
i saw a comment say that lion king 2 isnt canon?? idk if thats true but i ADORED the sequel as a kid and i think it's great! i definitely recommend it.
I think that you might enjoy ''Growing up wild'', it is pretty different from movies like this since it is a documentary but I really enjoyed it.
Wish more had that attitude bout knowing a movie but not knowing a movie. The obsession with "spoilers" that's developed in the last 10 years is just god damn absurd. I watched Avengers: Endgame knowing everything that'd happen and it still hit me as hard as anyone else. I had a good week to get ready and still was devastated by the end.
You should react to In the Heat of the Night. You got the reference.. I've never seen anyone react to it and it's an amazing movie.
I have seen it a long time ago, but I agree, it's an excellent film
the reason why the hyenas arent afraid of Scar at all is because Hyenas are notorious for hunting down weak lions and cubs so they know they can take him down if necessary like in the end
Zazu is voiced by Rowan Atkinson
This movie was composed by Tim Roth and Elton John
My favorite part is Scar!
you should watch lion king 2 and lion king 1½ as well. theyre both really good too
This movie is based of a Japanese animation Kimba the White Lion