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life is here
Emelie 2022-04-22 07:01:02
I revisited The Lion King again today, bringing more heavy thinking, not the ease and joy of watching it when I was a child. This is a great animation, so that different people have different feelings, and the same people have different feelings and experiences at different stages of life. Simba's growth is based on the death of his father, and Simba's revenge and return are touching. Everyone has their own responsibilities and missions, see the depths of their hearts, set their own position, and fight for what they should defend to become the Lion King in their hearts.
Extended Reading
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Libby 2022-03-25 09:01:02
Compared with the prince's revenge, the classic is the endless growth theme, Circle of Life. When I was young, I felt that if it weren't for Scar's throne and then lack of training, Simba, who grew up eating insects, would never be able to beat the opponent (the vegetarian boy beats the old man torturely.
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Max 2022-03-24 09:01:03
If the world ignores you, you can treat it the same way. My favorite cartoon when I was young!
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Zazu: [singing] If this is where the monarchy is headed/ count me out! Out of service, out of Africa/ I wouldn't hang about...
[the log that he is perched on goes over a water of psychedelic colors]
Zazu: Ahhh!
[Zazu manages to escape the free-fall as he flies towards the camera]
Zazu: [singing crossly] This child is getting wildly OUT OF WIIIIIIIING!
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Nala: We really needed you at home.
Adult Simba: No one needs me.
Nala: Yes, we do. You're the king.
Adult Simba: Nala, we've been through this. I'm not the king. Scar is.