1994 Scar: Sincere, cold, and brutal before throwing Mufasa to the stampede. 2019 Scar: Tries too hard to sound menacing, but really sounds like he's reading out of a textbook with short pauses before slapping Mufasa.
1994 with a smirk and a creepy whispering voice: "Long live the king." 2019 with a scowl and an angry shouting voice: "Long...live...THE KING!" For 2019, we can't see expressions very well, but remembering 1994 and hearing the tones of voices from 2019, we should at least get an idea on what their emotions are.
The problem is that if this was intended for kids to watch as the movie's defenders keep saying, then this is the first time they're introduced to the Lion King, and it's hard to pick up the emotions. Thus, the scene fails. If this is intended for the 1994 audience to see, (like Disney has gone on record saying) then this scene fails because we know how much better and expressive the original version was.
Yeah, that summer there was one king for me and it was Godzilla not The live action remake. Weird thing is I thought John Favreau did a good job with the jungle book remake since the characters were able to actually emote in that film
Thats because they tried to make it look as real as possible but you cant use as many expressions with a live action movie than you can with an animated one
2:43 well after being slammed by the wildebeest here and fell hard to the ground at 2:45 he probably had a few broken ribs and other parts of his body that got damaged.
They completely failed capturing Musfasa's courage and vulnerability as well as Scar's sadism and malice in the 2019 version. When Mufasa begged Scar for help, calling him "brother" emanates so much trust and desperation. And the sudden realization on his face when Scar leans forward, stares him straight in the eyes, and whispers, "Long...live..the...king" just makes your blood turn to ice. The fact that Scar was actually relishing this moment of usurping his brother and seeing the shock on Mufasa's face makes this betrayal scene far more compelling and terrifying. He was taking his time toying with his older brother's despair and vulnerability. Also, can we talk about Jeremy Iron's voice? So utterly dark and otherworldly. For a moment, you just see straight into Scar's sick and twisted psychology & you feel Mufasa's sudden awareness along with his agony and terror. I was six years old when I saw the original and it pretty much traumatized me. I'm in my 30's now and it still gives me chills. The 2019 live version should at least gotten that part right. The delivery just sounds too hurried and way too casual. The way Scar killed off Mufasa is almost like how one would swat away a pesky moth. The whole adaptation lacked passion...and soul.
@@justinkaz In this context you can, since its one story thats being told by both media. And for the record the 3D "realistic" version was basically a copy paste with uncanniness thrown in with it in the most important scenes. 3D realism can achieve great things, and it can manage to pull off things 2D cannot, just as much the other way round. But here even the voice acting is dry compared to the original, which does not involve what media was used to carry out the visuals. Overall, the director or whoever was in charge of this remake wanted to recreate a human emotion filled piece with an overly limited "realism" setting. It is impossible to produce emotion on these faces, they definitely could've gone more towards what Narnia did with their lion where they were realistic enough but still kept unreal anatomy in the faces to make them be able to show emotions. Its a huge fault with this remake since all it depended on was the emotions of the characters and their humanity, yet they failed at the most crucial pillars which uphold the visual storytelling of it.
And now Mufasa's voice actor James Earl Jones has passed away. Thank you James for doing this iconic role twice, and of course the Darth Vader role. R.I.P James Earl Jones
Comment was edited, but spelled fortnite wrong, also. No hard feelings about 2019 compared to 19's, but i liked 2019 more than you do, 3:29 looks like Simba's quarter fell into a hole
The fact that James Earl Jones was the only person to reprise his character for The Lion King remake shows how iconic and irreplaceable he was. Thank you, James. You’ll always be our king. ❤
He was amazing for voicing Mufasa. I was so glad that he came back to do the 2019 version of lion King when I heard that he was going to reprise his role. I got all excited. It’s sad that he died. Honestly, he lived a long life and him doing the lion King is his best work that he’s done in my opinion. I would’ve loved to ask him if he saw the sneak preview trailer for the new one that’s coming out.
I agree...it's a shame..I feel like the remake could have been so much better but it just seems like the rushed it to production (the animation was so stiff and fake in some areas)
@@777_liu_vickeywds7I disagree. I feel that kinda undersells Scar's strength. I mean, he literally throws Mufasa off of the cliff in the 1994 version. Since Mufasa's supposed to be the physically stronger one of the two, they went for the more realistic approach in the remake where Scar hits him.
Na minha opinião os dois são bons no remake mufasa, estava sim com medo de cair e pediu ajuda do scar mas o filme simula a realidade e leões não tem expressão facial, e o fato do scar acertar a cara de mufasa minha teoria é que como ele se enfrentaram no passado pelo trono e pelo amor da Sarabi mufasa causou essa cicatriz em scar, e não sei se vocês viram o novo filme que vai contar a história do mufasa,nele diz que mufasa é adotado por um leão,esse leão provavelmente era o rei na época e pai do scar, scar então é sim o verdadeiro Rei por ter sangue real mas o pai dele disse que mufasa se tornaria rei por sei mais forte, scar então fica com um sentimento de raiva pois ele seria rei mas seu pai adotou um leão e diz para seu filho que ele não será mas rei e que no seu lugar o novo rei será o irmão adotado por mufasa ser mais velho e mais forte que scar, então depois que o pai morreu mufasa ia assumir o trono e Sarabi seria sua esposa,scar então o desafia mufasa para um duelo valendo o trono e disputando o amor da Sarabi pois se scar era prometido a Sarabi quando ele ia virar rei mas mufasa chegou e ela foi prometida a ele no duelo scar é derrotado e mufasa deixa uma cicatriz em seu rosto, eu acredito que no remake o nome real dele seja taka, depois da luta os animais do reino que antes respeitavam scar por ser herdeiro no trono agora deram a ele um apelido scar e mufasa não fez nada a respeito, isso tudo foi oque levou scar a matar seu irmão adotivo para recuperar seu trono, eu cheguei a essa conclusão por que no fim do remake scar diz a Simba na luta" este é o meu reino,meu destino" isso não quer dizer que eu estou defendendo o Scar mas eu até entendo um pouco o lado dele, ele se sentiu humilhado pelos animais e abandonado por seu pai depois que mufasa chegou, por isso na hora que ele vai matar o irmão ele causa a cicatriz no rosto de mufasa como uma vingança
Old version vs. New version death Old ---------------------- Simba: Horrified at seeing his own father plummet to his death, you can hear the pure terror in his scream. Mufasa: Falling to his demise, stared into his brother's eyes one last time, realizing he was being betrayed by his own blood. Scar: Cruel and satisfied as he sarcastically "hails" Mufasa as king. He has waited for this moment for years. You hear the hatred and contempt in every word New -----‐------------------- Simba: Sounds like a child who stubbed his toe Mufasa: Slow, exaggerated fall which adds nothing and looks odd in the animation style, stone face Scar: Sounds like the socially awkward kid reading off a script in the play his mom forced him to audition for
They actually told Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Simba's original actor, to picture his mom falling. He got so into the moment he screamed "MOM!" on the first take. That's real terror you can hear there in the final cut.
In the original film, you can really see the fear in Mufasa’s eyes when Scar tells him that Simba is in danger and that moment when he realizes he’s done for. In the remake, he doesn’t look the slightest bit concerned. Even JEJ’s tired voice acting tops off the absence of emotion, the VERY THING that is CRUCIAL for this VERY MOMENT!
RIP James Earl Jones (1931-2024). Now Simba is really crying after James Earl Jones Death. Today is the day Scar threw Mufasa off the cliff leading to this sad day.
It's not that it can't be done better, it's that it's trying to make a stylized cartoon realistic, which dramatically reduces the dramatic impact of the original scene (the canyon looks like an actual savannah canyon, but it's also significantly smaller and less crowded, thus less impactful).
The realization of what’s happening in Mufasas eyes in the original, along with scars most evil voice saying “long live the king!” Is one of those moments that will live forever.
Mufasa’s death never made me cry as a kid but now that James Earl Jones, one of the actors who has inspired me so much has passed away, it breaks my heart and I now cry during this scene because it feels like James’ death and not Mufasa’s. I will never forget this man who has been part of my favorite film franchise since day one, rest in peace James Earl Jones 😔🕊️
The last one seems kind of stupid for Scar to do, at least in the old one he's preventing witnesses from seeing what he's about to do to Mufasa but by letting Zazu go call for help he risks the entire pride catching him in the act of killing their king and then he'll be ripped to shreds.
@@colbystearns5066Especially since he later told them he didn’t get there on time. I know he kicked Zazu out of Pride Rock, but that’s still a huge risk.
1994: . Mufasa barely hanging on to the cliff side, shouting in desperation for his brother to help him . Scar leaning in close with sadistic glee, as he said “long live the king!” with an evil smile . Mufasa’s shock and utterly look of betrayal on his face moments before he was tossed off the cliff 2019: . Mufasa saying “help me” with both paws on the cliff, looking more like a cat who needs “help” with opening a can of tuna than someone who’s inches away from death . Scar looks more like he’s struggling to remember the speech he rehearsed before giving up and just bitch-slaps Mufasa . Mufasa doesn’t even get a final moment of closure
The voice acting in the remake is horrendous. There is no emotion, and the stiff facial features don't help. The stampede seems so much slower and smaller in the remake too which makes it much less of a threat. The shots are also further out, meaning there's more space around Simba as he's running so there's less of a "omg he's trapped" feeling. Overall, the original is so much better.
@AshFirez I do feel bad for the animators. The director had a realistic style in mind and they did a great job making that work. But...it sucks out the soul of the story and really doesn't work. (I would hesitate to call it beautiful too, as there's no real style and the colours are so dull - but that's my opinion) The voice acting does defiantly affect the story, imo. How are we supposed to care for these characters and what happens if they don't seem to care either? If their voices sound so flat and their faces are so blank, why should the audience work doubly hard to put in the emotion and then care about said emotion? It just makes the movie flop hard.
@AshFirez Yes, but real lions also don't talk, have structured hierarchies that involve monarchy, don't sing, don't have spiritual believes, and so on.
Some people keep complaining about how Mufasa's voice doesnt have alot of emotion and It's because his voice actor was old and didnt had the strenght to do his voice lines like he did in the 1994 film.
Crogy 92 what happened with Disney is that looking the perfect voice for scar was going to be a hard challenge cuz his og tone has a special evil touch and to found one person with that evil voice is really difficult, and you always dont get what you want so you have to accept it and keep it even if you dont like it...
I’m here because of the news. Rest in peace to James Earl Jones (January 17th, 1931-September 9th, 2024), the voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars and Mufasa in The Lion King. He will be missed. May the force be with him. 😔💔🙏🪦💐🕊️🕯️
I still prefer Monster Inc., Shrek, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and stuff like that, but I'm going through some temptation to actually watch TLK from beginning to end
That's the problem: the "live-action" version tried to look as real as possible. As such, it kills all of the advantages of animation. Animation is better when it comes to emphasis, exaggeration, and emotions. You can see all the tension and true terror in the animated version, because of how it was expressed. In the "live-action" version, the animals just go through the motions.
@@nascarfanatic2425which is why they should stop making live actions because it ruins the entire movie/plot. they always make such drastic changes that make the movie's message/theme weak asf
R.I.P James Earl Jones thank you voice acting one of my favorite childhood cartoon fathers in the history fathers. In both The Lion King 1994 and 2019. Mufasa was a hero, a leader and a true king. You be missed!
I don’t really like how Mufasa sounds in the remake when he says “Help me.” He doesn’t like he’s pleading like in the original. He sounds like he’s giving Scar an order.
I mean it didn’t look like he needed help to get to high ground. He would’ve made it to high ground on his own, when compared to the original, where it actually LOOKED like he needed help.
Yea in the original Mufasa had to use his clause to stay up and he was sliding off In the remake he is holding onto the top and could have easily got up
RIP James Earl Jones (1931-2024) the voice of Mufasa. Now he’s reunited with Sarabi (Madge Sinclair) and Rafiki (Robert Guillaume) in the skies of the Circle of Life.
Po Omega oh my god you always have something to moan about. It’s the same thing! How is hold on Simba! Not the same as, I’m coming Simba hold on! It’s exactly the same.
Po Omega I never said it was your fault. I’m saying what the actual fuck is the difference between hold on Simba and I’m coming Simba hold on! U say that’s not moaning? There’s no fucking difference.
R.I.P. James Earl Jones 1931 - 2024 and I gotta watch Disney's "The Lion King" 1994, Disney's "The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride" and Disney's "The Lion King" 2019 on my Disney+ this weekend to remember James Earl Jones while I'm out!😍
Let us all agree that the original "long live the king" was waaaaaay more meaningful and scarier(in eyes of a kid)than the remake one you can watch the original and have a little bit of horror and see the feel of betrayal in mufasa's eyes because he had no idea that his own brother would do that The remake did none of the things above
This is how we all feel after hearing that James Earl Jones has died. He has now taken his place in the Circle Of Life. Most remember him as Darth Vader but also as the Lion King. RIP James Earl Jones ❤
This scene gave me chills now knowing that he actually passed away. RIP to the legendary James Earl Jones. He lived such a great life. Sending condolences to his family and friends. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU, JAMES. WE LOVE YOU❤❤❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I absolutely despise the remake. Let me explain, I grew up with the original Lion King, when I was born, the movie was barely 10 years old, I watched hundreds of times as a kid, and I naturally had large expectations for the remake, and it didn’t meet any of them, it was emotionally dull, and a half baked retread of a movie I adored. In other words, it’s like if your favorite restaurant made a brand new pork sandwich, and you love it from the very first bite, the juices mixed with the condiments and the fresh ingredients make it a wonderful experience, but then they remove it from the menu, then they rerelease it a few years later with a few new changes, like maybe the pork was replaced with chicken or something, but now, everything that was great about the original is gone, it’s a bitter and flat sandwich compared to the flavors of the previous. I use this sandwich analogy to describe half-assed remakes nowadays. And hopefully it actually makes sense
The worst part: no matter how many times you watch this, even though you knew what was going to happen, you still hold on to that small amount of hope that, somehow, someway, Mufasa gets out of this alive, that what you’ve seen a thousand times over, is not gonna happen. But every time, you get disappointed, as no matter what, you have to face the fact that, unfortunately, Mufasa is gonna still be betrayed by Scar, and Mufasa was still gonna die. Long Live the king. RIP JAMES EARL JONES.
You have the most powerful voice, and it will never be forgotten...RIP JAMES EARL JONES THE LORD VADER HIMSELF AND OF COURSE THE KING OF THE PRIDE LANDS!!! ❤️🙏🏾👑
One thing about the original that will never be met at all, is the music. And not just the music. But the voice acting. Simba sounds legitimately scared and worried when he yells out for his dad at 2:44 and it breaks my heart everytime. One other thing is how Simba’s yell transitions the music into a more heavy, intimidating and scary tune. That perfectly captures the feeling. From Simba’s POV he thinks that his dad is bascially going to die. After he just saved his life. In one of the worst ways possible too. Being absolutely trampled by hundreds and hundreds of wildebeests. And we live Mufasa. From the scenes we’ve seen of him from before, he’s such a charming, nice, playful dad. One who definitely doesn’t deserve to die like that. So it’s just as impactful for Simba as it is for us.
The original made it feel like what it would actually be like to be in that situation. You could tell that Simba had no control. In the remake it sounds like they don't give a shit. Simba seems too calm, as well as Mufasa.
RIP to the voice of Mufasa and Darth Vader. Long live the King and may the force be with James Earl Jones. P.S. I prefer the 1994 version compared to the 2019 version of Lion King.
This truly hits hard after hearing of James Earl Jones’ death. The King has now taken his place in the Circle Of Life. Most remember him as Darth Vader but my generation also remembers him as King Mufasa. He was a legend and he will never be forgotten. RIP James Earl Jones ❤
Honestly, I have some respect for the man who voice acted Scar in the 2019 remake. He tried to be unique and different from Jeremy Irons, but unfortunately, his voice just didn’t suit Scar.
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1994 Scar: Sincere, cold, and brutal before throwing Mufasa to the stampede.
2019 Scar: Tries too hard to sound menacing, but really sounds like he's reading out of a textbook with short pauses before slapping Mufasa.
3:22-6:51 exactly
Pretty much.
Jeremy Irons performance as Scar is significantly more sinister and memorable than the dude who voiced Scar in the remake 😂
2019 scar said it way to fast without any pause or emotion and the way every animal sounded in this movie in general when they spoke was terrible .
The small lion is very cute 🥰
1994 with a smirk and a creepy whispering voice: "Long live the king."
2019 with a scowl and an angry shouting voice: "Long...live...THE KING!"
For 2019, we can't see expressions very well, but remembering 1994 and hearing the tones of voices from 2019, we should at least get an idea on what their emotions are.
@DuckyTouché True, and as of 1994, he's more creepy than stupid, and I love his creepiness, it's funny!
The problem is that if this was intended for kids to watch as the movie's defenders keep saying, then this is the first time they're introduced to the Lion King, and it's hard to pick up the emotions. Thus, the scene fails. If this is intended for the 1994 audience to see, (like Disney has gone on record saying) then this scene fails because we know how much better and expressive the original version was.
In the remake, I did like Scar with his aggressive approach, slashing Mufasa before sending him to his demise.
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@@Palestinacountryhuman YES
Who’s here after hearing the news😢😢
Me
Me too and it hits different now.
I came immediately 😢😢
Same here
@@MultiTcherry this death bring me to tears as a kid but now it hurts more
6:44 that 'help me' in the live action version was so emotionless omfg
I actually find the remake's "Help me unintentionally hilarious for some reason.
Yeah, that summer there was one king for me and it was Godzilla not The live action remake.
Weird thing is I thought John Favreau did a good job with the jungle book remake since the characters were able to actually emote in that film
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1994: Mufasa sounds terrified, and calls for Scar’s help in his desperate time.
2019: Mufasa sounds like he orders Scar to save him.
*"Help me."*
Yeah but I still like the remake but u are right
@@charansrianirudhgundabattu8344 help u with what
yeah
Paul Smith long live the KING.
2:55 just by looking at mufasa’s face you can tell he was in serious pain, something that was absent in the remake.
Thats because they tried to make it look as real as possible but you cant use as many expressions with a live action movie than you can with an animated one
@@remakes4061 Say that to Jim Carrey
2:43 well after being slammed by the wildebeest here and fell hard to the ground at 2:45 he probably had a few broken ribs and other parts of his body that got damaged.
@@remakes4061
That was their excuse, sure.
@@ShitWrangler ok the sonic movie 1 and 2 were very good but disney isn’t like that anymore
They completely failed capturing Musfasa's courage and vulnerability as well as Scar's sadism and malice in the 2019 version. When Mufasa begged Scar for help, calling him "brother" emanates so much trust and desperation. And the sudden realization on his face when Scar leans forward, stares him straight in the eyes, and whispers, "Long...live..the...king" just makes your blood turn to ice. The fact that Scar was actually relishing this moment of usurping his brother and seeing the shock on Mufasa's face makes this betrayal scene far more compelling and terrifying. He was taking his time toying with his older brother's despair and vulnerability. Also, can we talk about Jeremy Iron's voice? So utterly dark and otherworldly. For a moment, you just see straight into Scar's sick and twisted psychology & you feel Mufasa's sudden awareness along with his agony and terror. I was six years old when I saw the original and it pretty much traumatized me. I'm in my 30's now and it still gives me chills. The 2019 live version should at least gotten that part right. The delivery just sounds too hurried and way too casual. The way Scar killed off Mufasa is almost like how one would swat away a pesky moth. The whole adaptation lacked passion...and soul.
Good analysis
We are the same age! My 6th b-day party in 1994 was lion king themed
You can't really compare an animated cartoon version to a 3D realistic animation.
@@justinkaz In this context you can, since its one story thats being told by both media. And for the record the 3D "realistic" version was basically a copy paste with uncanniness thrown in with it in the most important scenes. 3D realism can achieve great things, and it can manage to pull off things 2D cannot, just as much the other way round. But here even the voice acting is dry compared to the original, which does not involve what media was used to carry out the visuals. Overall, the director or whoever was in charge of this remake wanted to recreate a human emotion filled piece with an overly limited "realism" setting. It is impossible to produce emotion on these faces, they definitely could've gone more towards what Narnia did with their lion where they were realistic enough but still kept unreal anatomy in the faces to make them be able to show emotions. Its a huge fault with this remake since all it depended on was the emotions of the characters and their humanity, yet they failed at the most crucial pillars which uphold the visual storytelling of it.
@Alyssa Coon Yeah. Ray Harryhausen summed it up best: "If you make things too real, sometimes you bring it down to the mundane."
And now Mufasa's voice actor James Earl Jones has passed away. Thank you James for doing this iconic role twice, and of course the Darth Vader role. R.I.P James Earl Jones
3:29 Simba actually sounds petrified and scared! 😭😭😱😱
6:59 simba sounds like a young child lost a game of fortnite.
Comment was edited, but spelled fortnite wrong, also. No hard feelings about 2019 compared to 19's, but i liked 2019 more than you do, 3:29 looks like Simba's quarter fell into a hole
sans who literally cares if you spell fortnight/fortnite wrong?
so accurate
Perfect comparison
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Thank you, Mr. Jones for both deliveries of this iconic character. Now you really ARE a great King of the past.
Rest In Peace, James Earl Jones. Thank you for bringing Mufasa to life.
Scar! Brother! Help me! Rest in peace.😞
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@@kacieremata3180 The Lion King, 1995 - Scar: But the king is dead.
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The fact that James Earl Jones was the only person to reprise his character for The Lion King remake shows how iconic and irreplaceable he was.
Thank you, James. You’ll always be our king. ❤
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He was amazing for voicing Mufasa. I was so glad that he came back to do the 2019 version of lion King when I heard that he was going to reprise his role. I got all excited. It’s sad that he died. Honestly, he lived a long life and him doing the lion King is his best work that he’s done in my opinion. I would’ve loved to ask him if he saw the sneak preview trailer for the new one that’s coming out.
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Simba
Jesus is the only king
1994: crying out of sadness
2019: crying out of *embarrassment*
I agree...it's a shame..I feel like the remake could have been so much better but it just seems like the rushed it to production (the animation was so stiff and fake in some areas)
I feel like scar was a savage in the remake where he f*cking socks him in the eye
@@777_liu_vickeywds7I disagree. I feel that kinda undersells Scar's strength. I mean, he literally throws Mufasa off of the cliff in the 1994 version. Since Mufasa's supposed to be the physically stronger one of the two, they went for the more realistic approach in the remake where Scar hits him.
You nailed it right there!!!
Na minha opinião os dois são bons no remake mufasa, estava sim com medo de cair e pediu ajuda do scar mas o filme simula a realidade e leões não tem expressão facial, e o fato do scar acertar a cara de mufasa minha teoria é que como ele se enfrentaram no passado pelo trono e pelo amor da Sarabi mufasa causou essa cicatriz em scar, e não sei se vocês viram o novo filme que vai contar a história do mufasa,nele diz que mufasa é adotado por um leão,esse leão provavelmente era o rei na época e pai do scar, scar então é sim o verdadeiro Rei por ter sangue real mas o pai dele disse que mufasa se tornaria rei por sei mais forte, scar então fica com um sentimento de raiva pois ele seria rei mas seu pai adotou um leão e diz para seu filho que ele não será mas rei e que no seu lugar o novo rei será o irmão adotado por mufasa ser mais velho e mais forte que scar, então depois que o pai morreu mufasa ia assumir o trono e Sarabi seria sua esposa,scar então o desafia mufasa para um duelo valendo o trono e disputando o amor da Sarabi pois se scar era prometido a Sarabi quando ele ia virar rei mas mufasa chegou e ela foi prometida a ele no duelo scar é derrotado e mufasa deixa uma cicatriz em seu rosto, eu acredito que no remake o nome real dele seja taka, depois da luta os animais do reino que antes respeitavam scar por ser herdeiro no trono agora deram a ele um apelido scar e mufasa não fez nada a respeito, isso tudo foi oque levou scar a matar seu irmão adotivo para recuperar seu trono, eu cheguei a essa conclusão por que no fim do remake scar diz a Simba na luta" este é o meu reino,meu destino" isso não quer dizer que eu estou defendendo o Scar mas eu até entendo um pouco o lado dele, ele se sentiu humilhado pelos animais e abandonado por seu pai depois que mufasa chegou, por isso na hora que ele vai matar o irmão ele causa a cicatriz no rosto de mufasa como uma vingança
It's like comparing the finest steak to a pile of liquid dog food. Favreau should he ashamed.
Simba’s emotions in the original scene: 😡😀😟😱😭
Simba’s emotions in the remake: 😐😐😐😐😐
So true
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Because they are lions
@Team 6 you can animate a realistic lion with emotions, just look at Aslan from Narnia
RIP James Earl Jones 1931-2024🌹
"Long Live the King"
2014? Bro He died this year
2024*
He will be missed
Scar vs mufasa
Old version vs. New version death
Old
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Simba: Horrified at seeing his own father plummet to his death, you can hear the pure terror in his scream.
Mufasa: Falling to his demise, stared into his brother's eyes one last time, realizing he was being betrayed by his own blood.
Scar: Cruel and satisfied as he sarcastically "hails" Mufasa as king. He has waited for this moment for years. You hear the hatred and contempt in every word
New
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Simba: Sounds like a child who stubbed his toe
Mufasa: Slow, exaggerated fall which adds nothing and looks odd in the animation style, stone face
Scar: Sounds like the socially awkward kid reading off a script in the play his mom forced him to audition for
Exactly.
Yeah I totally agree
They actually told Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Simba's original actor, to picture his mom falling. He got so into the moment he screamed "MOM!" on the first take. That's real terror you can hear there in the final cut.
*Simba sounds like a child who stubbed his toe* my gosh you made me laugh!
No there pretty much the same lmao
The way Mufasa yells as he falls in the 2019 version is actually comical.
6:54 exactly
Especially the TourettesGuy version
Except animals who watched that scene thinks it’s sad
*Echo* snake? Snake? SNAAAKE?!
"Aaaah, I'm gonna die...I guess!"
In the original film, you can really see the fear in Mufasa’s eyes when Scar tells him that Simba is in danger and that moment when he realizes he’s done for. In the remake, he doesn’t look the slightest bit concerned. Even JEJ’s tired voice acting tops off the absence of emotion, the VERY THING that is CRUCIAL for this VERY MOMENT!
"Simba? Who's that? Oh right my son, my bad."
When Mufasa dies in 1994: 😭😭😭😭
When Mufasa dies in 2019: This is so sad Alexa play Despacito
The New One Is Still Sad
@@regularwerido6448 the characters in the remake dont look sad so I dont feel sad
omg I watch Ging Ging too
😂😂😂😂 why you...
@@regularwerido6448Not as Heartbreaking as the 1994 one!
RIP James Earl Jones (1931-2024). Now Simba is really crying after James Earl Jones Death. Today is the day Scar threw Mufasa off the cliff leading to this sad day.
Do you mean Jeremy Irons killed James Earl Jones
This is why CGI will never be better than traditional animation.
Yh true that. I mean the lion king 1994 took 3 years in CGI to create these animals for this scene
I disagree they are two different mediums of animation and can be done right when used in their own respective ways
It's not that it can't be done better, it's that it's trying to make a stylized cartoon realistic, which dramatically reduces the dramatic impact of the original scene (the canyon looks like an actual savannah canyon, but it's also significantly smaller and less crowded, thus less impactful).
@@ufflenuffle251yes. Exactly
well it could have been good if they actually wanted to do something with it besides make a fucking nature documentary
The kids who grow up with this are going to be amazed with the old one
because it’s actually a good movue
When I have kids, I will only show them the older ones, not these new remakes.
Amazed? I can tell its sarcasm but I was so disappointed I walked out
The realization of what’s happening in Mufasas eyes in the original, along with scars most evil voice saying “long live the king!” Is one of those moments that will live forever.
And the remake ruined it.
@ Absolutely! It’s like in the new one they just talk. No heart.
1994 sad because Mufasa dies.
2024 sad because James Earl Jones passed away
At least James Earl Jones lived for the 30th anniversary of the original Lion King before his passing.
original: genuine crying
remake: me crying asking myself why is it so shit
Mufasa’s death never made me cry as a kid but now that James Earl Jones, one of the actors who has inspired me so much has passed away, it breaks my heart and I now cry during this scene because it feels like James’ death and not Mufasa’s. I will never forget this man who has been part of my favorite film franchise since day one, rest in peace James Earl Jones 😔🕊️
Old Version: Scar pushed Zazu while Zazu was overeacting like Mr. Bean.
New Version: Scar ask Zazu to leave the stampede scene only.
@@chestercheetah3210 What do you mean?
The last one seems kind of stupid for Scar to do, at least in the old one he's preventing witnesses from seeing what he's about to do to Mufasa but by letting Zazu go call for help he risks the entire pride catching him in the act of killing their king and then he'll be ripped to shreds.
@@colbystearns5066 Well, he also slapped Mufasa
@@colbystearns5066Especially since he later told them he didn’t get there on time. I know he kicked Zazu out of Pride Rock, but that’s still a huge risk.
@@chestercheetah3210that’s because it was made 25 year before the live action remake was built. So his age was much higher for it being 25 Years
This hits different now that he's really gone.
1994:
. Mufasa barely hanging on to the cliff side, shouting in desperation for his brother to help him
. Scar leaning in close with sadistic glee, as he said “long live the king!” with an evil smile
. Mufasa’s shock and utterly look of betrayal on his face moments before he was tossed off the cliff
2019:
. Mufasa saying “help me” with both paws on the cliff, looking more like a cat who needs “help” with opening a can of tuna than someone who’s inches away from death
. Scar looks more like he’s struggling to remember the speech he rehearsed before giving up and just bitch-slaps Mufasa
. Mufasa doesn’t even get a final moment of closure
The voice acting in the remake is horrendous. There is no emotion, and the stiff facial features don't help. The stampede seems so much slower and smaller in the remake too which makes it much less of a threat. The shots are also further out, meaning there's more space around Simba as he's running so there's less of a "omg he's trapped" feeling.
Overall, the original is so much better.
True
@AshFirez I do feel bad for the animators. The director had a realistic style in mind and they did a great job making that work. But...it sucks out the soul of the story and really doesn't work. (I would hesitate to call it beautiful too, as there's no real style and the colours are so dull - but that's my opinion)
The voice acting does defiantly affect the story, imo. How are we supposed to care for these characters and what happens if they don't seem to care either? If their voices sound so flat and their faces are so blank, why should the audience work doubly hard to put in the emotion and then care about said emotion? It just makes the movie flop hard.
@AshFirez Yes, but real lions also don't talk, have structured hierarchies that involve monarchy, don't sing, don't have spiritual believes, and so on.
@AshFirez You too :p
AshFirez o
Dang, this is the only Mufasa death video that didn't get COPPA'd.
Maybe God decided to let us comment about James.
Some people keep complaining about how Mufasa's voice doesnt have alot of emotion and It's because his voice actor was old and didnt had the strenght to do his voice lines like he did in the 1994 film.
But Rogue One was just a few years before this and he gave 100% as Darth Vader there.
Scar was worse! His voice in the 2019 version was no where near menacing!
Crogy 92 what happened with Disney is that looking the perfect voice for scar was going to be a hard challenge cuz his og tone has a special evil touch and to found one person with that evil voice is really difficult, and you always dont get what you want so you have to accept it and keep it even if you dont like it...
R. Lee Ermey was in his 90's and he was still in his prime in voice acting. R.I.P R. Lee Ermey.
That’s... not a point in the movie’s favor.
I’ve never realized how badass Mufasa looks in the original until seeing the 2019 version.
I usually don't get sad when a famous person dies, but man this one hits too close to home... RIP James Earl Jones 😔🙏
I’m here because of the news. Rest in peace to James Earl Jones (January 17th, 1931-September 9th, 2024), the voice of Darth Vader in Star Wars and Mufasa in The Lion King. He will be missed. May the force be with him. 😔💔🙏🪦💐🕊️🕯️
RIP to the king, James Earl Jones. ♥
This scene now has a much deeper meaning. 😢
who else thinks Lion King is the best animation movie to ever be made
I still prefer Monster Inc., Shrek, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and stuff like that, but I'm going through some temptation to actually watch TLK from beginning to end
Me.
Close second after brother bear
From western media it'd be Atlantis and Treasure Planet, and from eastern it'd be Silent Voice for me.
Beauty and the beast is my favorite, but lion king is up there
In the new version it looks like you could still survive that stampede
That's the problem: the "live-action" version tried to look as real as possible. As such, it kills all of the advantages of animation. Animation is better when it comes to emphasis, exaggeration, and emotions. You can see all the tension and true terror in the animated version, because of how it was expressed. In the "live-action" version, the animals just go through the motions.
@@nascarfanatic2425which is why they should stop making live actions because it ruins the entire movie/plot. they always make such drastic changes that make the movie's message/theme weak asf
@@wisteria0971 Amen
Yeah it looks like he probably could’ve climbed up
no it doesn’t
This scene hits even more after the news
Mufasa: a king's time as ruler rises and sets as the sun
RIP James Earl Jones
This hits different now. Rest in peace, James Earl Jones.
R.I.P James Earl Jones thank you voice acting one of my favorite childhood cartoon fathers in the history fathers. In both The Lion King 1994 and 2019. Mufasa was a hero, a leader and a true king. You be missed!
3:30 Simba’s reaction about the actor James Earl Jones (Mufasa) died at the age of 93 on September 9, 2024.
RIP James Earl Jones (1931-2024)
Immediately came here after wearing about James Earl Jones's passing. RIP to the legend 💔
Came on here just to read the comments. RIP legend 🫡
RIP James Earl. This movie was everything to me. Your voice acting for Mufasa will always be iconic ❤
Now Mufasa really is dead. Long live the King 😔
Now he is in the skies, watching over us.
I don’t really like how Mufasa sounds in the remake when he says “Help me.” He doesn’t like he’s pleading like in the original. He sounds like he’s giving Scar an order.
I agree with you 💯. The original sounds more like a panic fear, and this one sounds more like calm faith.
Stop complaining
Desiree White
Stop settling for trash
shut up
I was literally going to say that it sounds like he’s giving Scar an order
And in the original version he said brother but in the remake he didn’t
R.I.P James Earl Jones, the voice of Mufasa 😢
Why does it look like Mufasa could make it to the top without Scar’s help in the 2019 version?
Because he did
Because he did
I mean it didn’t look like he needed help to get to high ground. He would’ve made it to high ground on his own, when compared to the original, where it actually LOOKED like he needed help.
Yea in the original Mufasa had to use his clause to stay up and he was sliding off
In the remake he is holding onto the top and could have easily got up
R.I.P James Earl Jones 🙏
Mufasas death hits so much harder now.
RIP James Earl Jones
After hearing James Earl Jone’s death, “Long Live the king” 😭😭😭 January 17th 1931 - September 9th 2024
RIP James Earl Jones (1931-2024) the voice of Mufasa.
Now he’s reunited with Sarabi (Madge Sinclair) and Rafiki (Robert Guillaume) in the skies of the Circle of Life.
He's GONE !!! May he rest in the dark side as Mufasa.
this hits even more deep now rest in peace james earl jones YOU ARE THE ONE AND ONLY MUFASA😭
This is the only one COPPA didn't get. RIP legend.
He’s really gone😔 RIP James Earl Jones
Rest in Peace, James Earl Jones
3:29 and 6:59 Everyone's reaction to what happened to James Earl Jones today.
Here after the news about James Earl Jones' passing. RIP to a legend.
When Mufasa says " Im coming Simba" I start getting emotional. Because I know his death is coming.
Yes
@@KareemKratosTV yes yes! How original!
Po Omega oh my god you always have something to moan about. It’s the same thing! How is hold on Simba! Not the same as, I’m coming Simba hold on! It’s exactly the same.
Exactly, Same
Po Omega I never said it was your fault. I’m saying what the actual fuck is the difference between hold on Simba and I’m coming Simba hold on! U say that’s not moaning? There’s no fucking difference.
Animated Mufasa: **dies**
Me: **uncontrollable sobbing**
Live-action Mufasa: **dies**
Me: lol he dead
Someone Who Stans Way Too Many Groups yup same reaction
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@@fatalerrorgodzilla3482 🐴🐧🐤🐨
You think it’s funny seeing animals die that’s not cool dude, you sick😧
R.I.P. James Earl Jones 1931 - 2024 and I gotta watch Disney's "The Lion King" 1994, Disney's "The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride" and Disney's "The Lion King" 2019 on my Disney+ this weekend to remember James Earl Jones while I'm out!😍
James earl Jones didn’t die, he is with the greatest kings of the past. Long live the king 👑.
Ok
2:43 idk why but this is enough to bring me to tears. Meanwhile I don’t have any emotions for 6:04
I couldn't agree more!!!
When I was a boy back in the 90s this scene brought a lot of my friends to tears.. the new one doesn't look emotional at all
Also 2:54, Mufasa leaping out from the stampede, eclipsing the sun and doing a fierce roar like the mighty lion he is! live action was so meh
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Let us all agree that the original "long live the king" was waaaaaay more meaningful and scarier(in eyes of a kid)than the remake one
you can watch the original and have a little bit of horror and see the feel of betrayal in mufasa's eyes because he had no idea that his own brother would do that
The remake did none of the things above
Thank u for referring to my comment I agree
Scar! Help me! Long... Live the king!
This is how we all feel after hearing that James Earl Jones has died. He has now taken his place in the Circle Of Life. Most remember him as Darth Vader but also as the Lion King.
RIP James Earl Jones ❤
Rest in power, James Earl Jones. You have joined the grea kings of the past.
*Rest in Peace James Earl Jones 🩵💙💐😭*
This hits completely differently now that the actor has passed away
Long Live the King.🙏
James Earl Jones (1931-2024)
Hits so much harder now that James Earl Jones is gone 😢😢
😢
RIP my king!!😭😭💔💔
Rest in Peace, Earl Jones and thank you.. You will be missed.. Long live the king.. :'(
Mufasa: Mufasa (the movie)
Scar: Sonic the Hedgehog 3
This hits differently now that James Earl Jones has died. There's no turning back now.😓
This scene gave me chills now knowing that he actually passed away. RIP to the legendary James Earl Jones. He lived such a great life. Sending condolences to his family and friends. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU, JAMES. WE LOVE YOU❤❤❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Those scene from 1994 and 2019 hits very different now that James Earl Jones passed away Long Live The King.
Mostly 1994, cause that scream gives chills, even more so if this is how he really met his fate irl
1994 Simba: Dad!
2019 Simba: Daaaaaaaad!
I find 1994 better even tho I like the remake
Same
I absolutely despise the remake. Let me explain, I grew up with the original Lion King, when I was born, the movie was barely 10 years old, I watched hundreds of times as a kid, and I naturally had large expectations for the remake, and it didn’t meet any of them, it was emotionally dull, and a half baked retread of a movie I adored.
In other words, it’s like if your favorite restaurant made a brand new pork sandwich, and you love it from the very first bite, the juices mixed with the condiments and the fresh ingredients make it a wonderful experience, but then they remove it from the menu, then they rerelease it a few years later with a few new changes, like maybe the pork was replaced with chicken or something, but now, everything that was great about the original is gone, it’s a bitter and flat sandwich compared to the flavors of the previous.
I use this sandwich analogy to describe half-assed remakes nowadays. And hopefully it actually makes sense
The worst part: no matter how many times you watch this, even though you knew what was going to happen, you still hold on to that small amount of hope that, somehow, someway, Mufasa gets out of this alive, that what you’ve seen a thousand times over, is not gonna happen. But every time, you get disappointed, as no matter what, you have to face the fact that, unfortunately, Mufasa is gonna still be betrayed by Scar, and Mufasa was still gonna die.
Long Live the king. RIP JAMES EARL JONES.
You are so right, Mufasa has such pure intentions here, it’s such a shame
You have the most powerful voice, and it will never be forgotten...RIP JAMES EARL JONES THE LORD VADER HIMSELF AND OF COURSE THE KING OF THE PRIDE LANDS!!! ❤️🙏🏾👑
One thing about the original that will never be met at all, is the music. And not just the music. But the voice acting. Simba sounds legitimately scared and worried when he yells out for his dad at 2:44 and it breaks my heart everytime. One other thing is how Simba’s yell transitions the music into a more heavy, intimidating and scary tune. That perfectly captures the feeling. From Simba’s POV he thinks that his dad is bascially going to die. After he just saved his life. In one of the worst ways possible too. Being absolutely trampled by hundreds and hundreds of wildebeests. And we live Mufasa. From the scenes we’ve seen of him from before, he’s such a charming, nice, playful dad. One who definitely doesn’t deserve to die like that. So it’s just as impactful for Simba as it is for us.
The musical cues in the 2019 score are all over the place too, since they timed the scene differently
He joined the Circle of Life.... Rest in Peace James Earl Jones.
Real Mufasa died on 9 September 2024 .It's a sad news to here .Rest in Peace James Earl Jones aka Mufasa and Darth Vader💔😔
And Akeem's father and Mr Mertle from The Sandlot.
@@dvsteamer1999 Yeah
R.I.P James Earl Jones
You'll always be our one true King🦁👑
The original made it feel like what it would actually be like to be in that situation. You could tell that Simba had no control.
In the remake it sounds like they don't give a shit. Simba seems too calm, as well as Mufasa.
Scombs 654 also the stampede is too small
It’s not small ;-;
Wise Gaze Gacha it is compared to the original one🙄
6:40 Mufasa: Scar! 😧
6:44 Mufasa: Help Me. 😧
@Katelyn Ha it's not really live action. Its animated.
RIP to the voice of Mufasa and Darth Vader. Long live the King and may the force be with James Earl Jones. P.S. I prefer the 1994 version compared to the 2019 version of Lion King.
1994 mufasa died
30 years later his actor died
Now this hits me harder when James passed away
Rest in Peace,James Earl Jones 💔💔🦁🦁😭😭
After finding out that James passed away today, I decided to come here to honour his memory!! R.I.P James Earl Jones!!🕊
I never even realized he played Mufasa.... Man was such a legend.
Thank you Jones for your role as Mufusa and Vader. Rest in peace
RIP James Earl Jones. 🙏 Mufasa’s death has a whole new meaning now. 😢
This truly hits hard after hearing of James Earl Jones’ death. The King has now taken his place in the Circle Of Life. Most remember him as Darth Vader but my generation also remembers him as King Mufasa. He was a legend and he will never be forgotten.
RIP James Earl Jones ❤
Mufasa dying in 1994: actually sad
Mufasa dying in 2019: *wheezing from laughter*
Yep lol
Honestly, I have some respect for the man who voice acted Scar in the 2019 remake.
He tried to be unique and different from Jeremy Irons, but unfortunately, his voice just didn’t suit Scar.
But Jeremy Irons will always be our Scar@
@@BooBop1987
Here's a new voice actor that would totally fit Mufasa as a successor Jeremy Jordan
The original has emotional while the remake does not have emotional at all!