My other cornerstones include Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Spider-Man 2 & The Prisoner Of Azkaban, which I did a video on way back here ➡️ th-cam.com/video/GYQc_AIgmBc/w-d-xo.html
Loverboy Media SO MANY but in particular... Cat in the Hat Monster’s Inc. Toy Story 2 Harry Potter series Punch-Drunk Love Shawshank Redemption Road to Perdition Interstellar Blade Runner 2049 A Silent Voice
It’s films like this that prove that animation is more than just entertainment for children. From the mature themes, relatable story, and memorably emotional moments, this movie is without a doubt one of the best films I have ever seen! Every time I watch it, it only grows better on repeat viewings. Without a doubt, this film is a masterpiece, and I can’t deny it shaped my childhood.
I think Simba is the best Disney Character out there because of his arch. He goes from wanting the throne, to feeling guilty thinking his ambition killed his father, to live without responsibility and finally to take responsibility and face the past.
@@yessyvascielo1131it’s the greatest, most advanced animated film ever made and easily one of the most truthful pieces of cinema ever. This is truly remarkable, and unlike most
There's just not another movie quite The Lion King for me. I always forget just how good it is until I watch it again, almost as though I've convinced myself since the last time that it's just not possible for a movie to be so close to perfect. This video captures everything I love about this story and even made me realize some things I didn't know I loved about it. Great job, as always.
The Lion King is and remains as one of the best Disney animated feature of all time Epic story Memorable characters Lovable songs Beautiful animation Realistic messages Great score by Hans Zimmer himself 🎉Happy 25th Anniversary!🎉
THIS is my cornerstone movie, and for the longest time, I never could explain why: The Lion King was and still is magical to me, and your video summed up my feelings perfectly. Behind the wacky characters, stellar soundtrack and beautiful backdrop, it's a story about a child dealing with the loss of their parent and learning how to grow up, and loss and life in general. I will always come back to it no matter how old I get (:
Dude, that was beautiful. "The Lion King" is my cornerstone movie too. It's always been something that can give me comfort and relief whenever I'm sad or nervous, and for that, I'm very grateful that this movie exists.
The Lion King has been my all time favourite, no other movie can take its place in my heart. I never could verbally explain how amazing The Lion King is to anyone but I felt how it has affected me in thoughts and values since childhood. Thank you for putting the greatness of the movie in context. This is just brilliant.
I was just sitting waiting for my sister to go outside and I stumbled upon this video, didn't think I'd watch it to the end but I just couldn't stop and by the end I could not hold back the tears and then my sister showed up, saw me and asked "what's wrong?". I couldn't say anything so I just came up and hugged her like I never have. Don't ever wanna think that she'll be gone someday, like mom and dad, but thats the reality (The Circle of Life) and the only thing to do is accept it and cherish every moment you still have with the people you love. Thank you for this video, didn't think I would get so emotional today, but it was something I definitely needed! ♥️
My girlfriend unexpectedly and suddenly lost her father last year, saving all the trouble of getting through the past 1.5 years...it's been a lot. But having watched Lion King 94 again recently and watching this vid, couldn't agree more w its conveying of themes surrounding death. Beautiful analysis.
The Lion King is one of my favorite movies. It's a movie that feels timeless, primal like...like an ancestral memory 😃😥 Like a legend or story of old. It's a story so filled with wisdom and heart.🤔❤ If aliens were to arrive on the planet and ask what we humans think life is I'd show them The Lion King 🦁🦁🦁
When I was younger, like 5 and I was staying at my dads house, he would bounce at a bar and night and he would always put on the lion king on VHS and I would be with my dog Lilly, who passed away 6 years ago, and every time “can you feel he love tonight” played I would get emotional but now when I rewatch the movie, my emotions over take me and I feel the nostalgia and it reminds me of my childhood and it’s really amazing
That score... I love that one score... You know which one I'm talking about. The one where Simba is walking up Pride Rock and finally completing his arc. That is why I love this movie.
This movie is literally the reason I’m studying film scoring in college. I saw it for the first time when I was in sixth grade, and it literally changed my life. Great video!
I was also quite young when I first watched The Lion King. Probably really helpful since my first major loss was my paternal grandfather when I was 4/5. I watched my VHS so often I wore the tape out and I can actually quote a good chunk of it! We recently lost a family friend and that reminder that the world moves on without us hit me hard when I was back at work. It's retail and to see so many people just going about and getting groceries felt so wrong knowing he was gone. But you're right, this movie is a cornerstone to preparing a huge generation for life.
Wow. I have so much emotional attachment to this movie, every scene evokes so much strong emotion in me probably more than any other movie in existence. But this is the first time I've heard someone actually voice my internal thoughts and feelings about the movie in such a beautiful way, you've explained exactly why the film is so special to me. Thank you so much. The most emotional scene for me besides Mufasa's death (which never fails to make me cry) is when Simba walks up Pride Rock and Hans Zimmer's score plays. That scene always gives me goosebumps, it says so much without saying anything at all. It represents Simba accepting who he is and taking his rightful place after his father after all the time has past and overcoming his internal struggles, and it also shows the respect and loyalty of all the other character's faces as they watch their true king ascend to the throne (literally). The score and animation is so perfect at evoking the right emotions in you to make you feel the weight of the scene. So beautiful.
Finished watching and immediately replayed it. was worried when i saw that it was 24 minutes that it would be drawn out but its completely packed to the brim, any less wouldn't do it justice. great video just subbed.
I think a major reason it resonates so deeply on a soul level with most is because many of us are rife with anxiety, carry guilt around that isn't ours and consequently run from our power just as Simba did for much of his youth.
Great job Bailey. As a huge fan of the original since a kid this legit made me tear up, just glad to see a video praising the original instead of another rant on the remake.
This is a beautiful video on The Lion King. This is and always will be one of my cornerstone movies. The animation, storytelling, songs and characters fill me with so much joy, nostalgia and emotion and its glorious. Great video.
Thank you for this great video. The Lion King is my all-time favourite childhood movie. The difference between the 1994 classic and the 2019 remake is that in 1994 they were aiming for pure creativity whereas in 2019 they were just craving gold. Disney has become its own Scar and it is time for Simba (Originality) to return.
Magnificent video for one of the finest films of all time. You got my emotions going. I wasn't even born when this came out, but it is linked with my childhood.
I've only watched the lion king once. I am floored by the strong emotions that I felt after watching this video. I see why this film is a cornerstone for many people. Thanks bailey
This was the first movie I ever saw on a theatre...until that moment I was used to VHS and I couldn't understand not being able to watch it again the next day...They had to take me again that same week, I wouldn't shut up about it. Beautiful movie, and video! Thanks!
This quote has always stayed with me. The fact this scene was cut out in the remake shows it was just for a cash grab and the director doesn’t understand the importance this scene has.
That part seeing Simba tear up, Nala tear up, and even Timon tear up got me crying hard since I was 5 years old. Seeing there emotion made me learn to feel for others early in life. The remake....only the music holds up.
Jesus from 4:25 to 5:30 you just spoke to my actual soul animation does things live action just can never do and that's why I will always love animation more
I can't like this video enough. Thank you for making it. I was in my mid 20's when it came out (the original theatrical trailer had me feeling all the feels). Ten years later I shared it with my kiddo, who became the biggest Lion King fan I've ever seen. One of my favorite moments was seeing it together on stage for the first time, and the kiddo shouting "long live the king!" during the curtain call
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For the scene with Mufasa's "ghost," I had assumed that it was supposed to be at least somewhat literal, seeing as The Lion King draws from traditional African religions and their tendency to include aspects of ancestor worship.
You killed it. This video was amazing. The energy and excitement in your narration while talking over those iconic melodies that I could sing in my sleep was particularly moving. Well done.
This is also my cornerstone movie. It’s been apart of my life since the beginning. My parents presented me the same way as Simba was presented. It’s literally in my blood. Simba’s Story is a perfect representation of my life and all the struggles and lessons that I’ve been through.
Dang, your poetic descriptions hit the nail on the head, “cracks your heart open?” “Energy of a neutron Star?” Thats very accurate. Thank you for the wonderful review and focusing on the lasting emotions rather than just the nostalgia of 90s kids
Wow wow wow! This video seriously made me emotional. Especially the latter half this video had me tearing up and with this heavy emotion in my chest. I don't think I've ever watched a TH-cam video so eloquently, concisely, and lovingly explain what makes The Lion King so so special like this one. From the animation, to the music, to the themes, life lessons and more you just explain it all with so much heart and I loved it. I, like a lot of people am a huge huge fan of TLK to the point where I immediately put my weight behind any new TLK projects that pop up within the canon (like any of the sequel series or movies and the 2019 remake). I grew up with it and it means the world to me and I love how you were able to explain how so many people are able to have such similar, emotional experiences with the same movie. The universality of the movie this movie is extremely special and you explained it perfectly . So thank you! (From a Lion King fan)
loved the video, bailey! have always loved the lion king but find it so hard to watch as mufasa’s death and the subsequent scene of simba finding him is one of the saddest scenes in a film i think i’ve ever seen - so so confronting, and even as an animated death, it really hits you. this video has made me want to go and watch it again right away bc i’ve been reminded of how goddamn beautiful it is. (also be prepared is a masterpiece)
Incredible video Bailey, really appreciated your analysis on how each of the characters represent a stage of life and loss. Can't wait to see what you have in store for us next.
You did a great job of capturing the raw emotions I felt as a small child watching the movie even if I didn't understand everything. It seems everyone else felt that way too! I wonder if the people who worked on it knew their art would successfully strike such a deep chord with children, not just distract and entertain them. But man... I should've seen it coming, but I didn't expect you to make that sharp serious turn there. I just dropped my whole life to go and live with my mom after I found out that she has terminal cancer. This hit double hard. I guess it's time to watch The Lion King again soon.
I'm so sorry to hear that about your mom. I really am. My grandma passed from terminal cancer last year and this was her favorite movie, so I kind of put a lot of those feelings I had into this.
@@LoverboyMedia Thank you, Bailey. I'm sorry to hear that about your grandma. I noticed that picture of her in the video. She sounds like she must have been a very cool lady! I'm sure she appreciated having great people in her life looking out for her, like you.
This is a perfect movie. Perfect casting, acting, instrumental songs, classic Disney songs, wonderful story that is super deep, funny, good for children, memorable,beautiful animation. It has so much symbolism and is a movie beyond so math movies live action lion king was bound to fail because it could not live up unless it was a factory the same as original or worse.
𝗪𝗲 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗮 𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗿𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗲: 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩'𝙨 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧𝙨?
My other cornerstones include Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Spider-Man 2 & The Prisoner Of Azkaban, which I did a video on way back here ➡️ th-cam.com/video/GYQc_AIgmBc/w-d-xo.html
Loverboy Media lilo and stitch. God dam this video has tears down my eyes.
The fellowship of the ring
Loverboy Media SO MANY but in particular...
Cat in the Hat
Monster’s Inc.
Toy Story 2
Harry Potter series
Punch-Drunk Love
Shawshank Redemption
Road to Perdition
Interstellar
Blade Runner 2049
A Silent Voice
Finding Nemo
Godtier. Just godtier. Great video I teared up 😢
no *you're* god tier, son
@@LoverboyMedia Thanks dad/brother
Browntable no you didn’t
I’m with it.
Yeah but not as good as Zack Snyder's movies right?
That editing transition when "Be Prepared" starts playing
*kisses hand*
It’s films like this that prove that animation is more than just entertainment for children. From the mature themes, relatable story, and memorably emotional moments, this movie is without a doubt one of the best films I have ever seen! Every time I watch it, it only grows better on repeat viewings. Without a doubt, this film is a masterpiece, and I can’t deny it shaped my childhood.
I think Simba is the best Disney Character out there because of his arch.
He goes from wanting the throne, to feeling guilty thinking his ambition killed his father, to live without responsibility and finally to take responsibility and face the past.
Exactly, I’ve never seen any of the other Disney protagonists go through the same things he went through and you can relate to him aswell
@@yessyvascielo1131it’s the greatest, most advanced animated film ever made and easily one of the most truthful pieces of cinema ever. This is truly remarkable, and unlike most
Simba is the first animal character I can honestly say I grew up with and could relate to because he was a lot like me.
"everyone dies, the world goes on without us, and that’s beautiful" .......just let the tears start flowing now
Maybe this video will become my cornerstone youtube video...
Great seeing you here, too @MCTalkingFilms!! I just love this channel. The way Bailey makes these videos is absolutely inspiring to watch.
@@classicpatronum yeah definitely, he is totally my favorite TH-camr.
Came into this video getting ready to shit on the 2019 remake.
Left the Video calling my parents in tears telling them I love them
Ugh the remake I like to pretend that wasn’t a thing😭
There's just not another movie quite The Lion King for me. I always forget just how good it is until I watch it again, almost as though I've convinced myself since the last time that it's just not possible for a movie to be so close to perfect. This video captures everything I love about this story and even made me realize some things I didn't know I loved about it. Great job, as always.
There's Kimba the White Lion. The story Disney ripped off.
Harry Willmore more like hamlet. I mean I know Plagiarizing is a bad thing.
“The circle just keeps on moving” that’s some real stuff right there man ❤️
Mufasa's score made me tear up too. I wasn't expecting that.
"The movie grows up with us" - I love this. I want to rewatch it now!
Beautifully done. Your channel will be monumental some day. Long live the REAL Lion King
The remake made me laugh and cry but not for the reasons it intended 😂😭
The Lion King is and remains as one of the best Disney animated feature of all time
Epic story
Memorable characters
Lovable songs
Beautiful animation
Realistic messages
Great score by Hans Zimmer himself
🎉Happy 25th Anniversary!🎉
So soooo deep. The Lion King will always be THE movie.
I watched the movie so many times as a kid that I knew the entire script and still do to this day.
THIS is my cornerstone movie, and for the longest time, I never could explain why: The Lion King was and still is magical to me, and your video summed up my feelings perfectly. Behind the wacky characters, stellar soundtrack and beautiful backdrop, it's a story about a child dealing with the loss of their parent and learning how to grow up, and loss and life in general. I will always come back to it no matter how old I get (:
"Dad?..."
25 years of therapy and I'm still not okay.
Your editing capability is vastly above your subscriber count. Great job, my recommendations actually gave me something excellent for once.
Dude, that was beautiful. "The Lion King" is my cornerstone movie too. It's always been something that can give me comfort and relief whenever I'm sad or nervous, and for that, I'm very grateful that this movie exists.
I’ve been watching this movie for 15 years and I’ve never looked at it the way you presented it in this video
H O W
The Lion King has been my all time favourite, no other movie can take its place in my heart. I never could verbally explain how amazing The Lion King is to anyone but I felt how it has affected me in thoughts and values since childhood. Thank you for putting the greatness of the movie in context. This is just brilliant.
I was just sitting waiting for my sister to go outside and I stumbled upon this video, didn't think I'd watch it to the end but I just couldn't stop and by the end I could not hold back the tears and then my sister showed up, saw me and asked "what's wrong?". I couldn't say anything so I just came up and hugged her like I never have. Don't ever wanna think that she'll be gone someday, like mom and dad, but thats the reality (The Circle of Life) and the only thing to do is accept it and cherish every moment you still have with the people you love. Thank you for this video, didn't think I would get so emotional today, but it was something I definitely needed! ♥️
My girlfriend unexpectedly and suddenly lost her father last year, saving all the trouble of getting through the past 1.5 years...it's been a lot. But having watched Lion King 94 again recently and watching this vid, couldn't agree more w its conveying of themes surrounding death. Beautiful analysis.
"The hyenas got burned alive" - Dude, that never hit me before but yeah that totally looks like they did! I always just assumed they ran off.
The Lion King is one of my favorite movies. It's a movie that feels timeless, primal like...like an ancestral memory 😃😥
Like a legend or story of old. It's a story so filled with wisdom and heart.🤔❤
If aliens were to arrive on the planet and ask what we humans think life is I'd show them The Lion King 🦁🦁🦁
When I was younger, like 5 and I was staying at my dads house, he would bounce at a bar and night and he would always put on the lion king on VHS and I would be with my dog Lilly, who passed away 6 years ago, and every time “can you feel he love tonight” played I would get emotional but now when I rewatch the movie, my emotions over take me and I feel the nostalgia and it reminds me of my childhood and it’s really amazing
The Lion King is definitely my cornerstone movie. I just subscribed.
Dude come onnnnnnn
I am a mess 😭😭😭😭
Thank you for giving my childhood a montage ❤️
This has to be the best review of The Lion King I have ever seen. Absolutely beautiful. I shed a tear.
Thank you!
I’ve already cried at the lion king, I didn’t need to cry at this too.
people: why do you love the lion king that much ?!
me: * dont have words to describe it since its more than love, then shows your video instead *
Speaks from the heart😍
Fun Fact: The opening scene, "Circle of Life," was released as a teaser trailer for The Lion King back in the early 90s.
That score...
I love that one score...
You know which one I'm talking about.
The one where Simba is walking up Pride Rock and finally completing his arc.
That is why I love this movie.
DAMIEN MILLS literal chills
Same. Gives me chills every damn time.
This movie is literally the reason I’m studying film scoring in college. I saw it for the first time when I was in sixth grade, and it literally changed my life. Great video!
I was also quite young when I first watched The Lion King. Probably really helpful since my first major loss was my paternal grandfather when I was 4/5. I watched my VHS so often I wore the tape out and I can actually quote a good chunk of it!
We recently lost a family friend and that reminder that the world moves on without us hit me hard when I was back at work. It's retail and to see so many people just going about and getting groceries felt so wrong knowing he was gone. But you're right, this movie is a cornerstone to preparing a huge generation for life.
18:51 damn, who's been cutting these onions? Seriously though, great video. This is absolutely one of of my cornerstone movies.
I love the Lion King so much, it’s still my favorite movie!
Wow. I have so much emotional attachment to this movie, every scene evokes so much strong emotion in me probably more than any other movie in existence. But this is the first time I've heard someone actually voice my internal thoughts and feelings about the movie in such a beautiful way, you've explained exactly why the film is so special to me. Thank you so much.
The most emotional scene for me besides Mufasa's death (which never fails to make me cry) is when Simba walks up Pride Rock and Hans Zimmer's score plays. That scene always gives me goosebumps, it says so much without saying anything at all. It represents Simba accepting who he is and taking his rightful place after his father after all the time has past and overcoming his internal struggles, and it also shows the respect and loyalty of all the other character's faces as they watch their true king ascend to the throne (literally). The score and animation is so perfect at evoking the right emotions in you to make you feel the weight of the scene. So beautiful.
Finished watching and immediately replayed it. was worried when i saw that it was 24 minutes that it would be drawn out but its completely packed to the brim, any less wouldn't do it justice. great video just subbed.
Thank you!
This video deserves so much more recognition.
Man, this video is amazing, the editing, the writing, the background music... etc.
Simply perfect.
This was actually the first movie I've ever seen in theaters. Still one of my faves ever. It's just awesome😁
Why was this video better than the entire live action remake
I think a major reason it resonates so deeply on a soul level with most is because many of us are rife with anxiety, carry guilt around that isn't ours and consequently run from our power just as Simba did for much of his youth.
_Never have I see someone make a video essay discussing a piece of media they have passion for until now._
This is it. This is Bailey's masterpiece.
This thing is art. Scar was done PERFECTLY.
Great job Bailey. As a huge fan of the original since a kid this legit made me tear up, just glad to see a video praising the original instead of another rant on the remake.
This is a beautiful video on The Lion King. This is and always will be one of my cornerstone movies. The animation, storytelling, songs and characters fill me with so much joy, nostalgia and emotion and its glorious. Great video.
Oh, man, you're definitely on a whole different level than any of us. I love your analysis. Great video, bravo!
Thank you for this great video. The Lion King is my all-time favourite childhood movie. The difference between the 1994 classic and the 2019 remake is that in 1994 they were aiming for pure creativity whereas in 2019 they were just craving gold. Disney has become its own Scar and it is time for Simba (Originality) to return.
This has to be one of the most beautiful thought out videos on TH-cam..
Masterpiece!!! Both, the movie and the video.
I don't think there is anything on this Earth that can make me tear up in an instant like this movie's soundtrack.
Magnificent video for one of the finest films of all time. You got my emotions going. I wasn't even born when this came out, but it is linked with my childhood.
I'm in tears this was a beautiful love letter to our #conerstonemovie can't wait to see what you come out with next
Thank you for making this meaningful and emotional video
I've only watched the lion king once. I am floored by the strong emotions that I felt after watching this video. I see why this film is a cornerstone for many people. Thanks bailey
This was the first movie I ever saw on a theatre...until that moment I was used to VHS and I couldn't understand not being able to watch it again the next day...They had to take me again that same week, I wouldn't shut up about it. Beautiful movie, and video! Thanks!
Same here, Beatriz. This movie defined my childhood.
Who the hell disliked this!? Scar and the hyenas? But seriously all jokes aside I’m in tears this was beautiful!
heartless scumfucks probably
You outdid yourself in "The Music" ( 12:36 ) - Awesome music editing. God I love you for this ... through "The Lion King"!
Your content is pretty damn underrated!
Thank you! We'll get there one day 😊
The Lord of the Rings, The Lion King, and Godzilla has the best music in cinema history!
Glad more and more people are recognizing the great music of the Godzilla movies.
@@abrahemsamander3967 I've always known that.
Baz Luhrman’s Romeo and Juliet has amazing music as well.
Also Titanic man the soundtrack is so so beautiful it's just perfect
Was waiting for this gem “The past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it or learn from it.” but still an amazing one, needed it!
This quote has always stayed with me. The fact this scene was cut out in the remake shows it was just for a cash grab and the director doesn’t understand the importance this scene has.
That part seeing Simba tear up, Nala tear up, and even Timon tear up got me crying hard since I was 5 years old. Seeing there emotion made me learn to feel for others early in life. The remake....only the music holds up.
Jesus from 4:25 to 5:30 you just spoke to my actual soul animation does things live action just can never do and that's why I will always love animation more
I can't like this video enough. Thank you for making it. I was in my mid 20's when it came out (the original theatrical trailer had me feeling all the feels). Ten years later I shared it with my kiddo, who became the biggest Lion King fan I've ever seen. One of my favorite moments was seeing it together on stage for the first time, and the kiddo shouting "long live the king!" during the curtain call
Wow.......This is quite easily the best Lion King review I've ever seen. Wonderful work man!
i'M LITERALLY A WHOLE MESS RIGHT NOW JESUS CHRIST
This TH-cam video made me cry. Damn it.
I love The Lion King.
Quietly sobbing on the train ride home :( I needed this. Thankyou Bailey
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Loverboy Media did it 👍
1 word, amazing
You have a lovely voice to listen too.
Watched this for the first time in years last night. Loved it.
For the scene with Mufasa's "ghost," I had assumed that it was supposed to be at least somewhat literal, seeing as The Lion King draws from traditional African religions and their tendency to include aspects of ancestor worship.
You killed it. This video was amazing. The energy and excitement in your narration while talking over those iconic melodies that I could sing in my sleep was particularly moving. Well done.
Love this video sooooooo much, gave me chills
This is also my cornerstone movie. It’s been apart of my life since the beginning.
My parents presented me the same way as Simba was presented. It’s literally in my blood.
Simba’s Story is a perfect representation of my life and all the struggles and lessons that I’ve been through.
Dang, your poetic descriptions hit the nail on the head, “cracks your heart open?” “Energy of a neutron Star?” Thats very accurate. Thank you for the wonderful review and focusing on the lasting emotions rather than just the nostalgia of 90s kids
I just teared up watching this video😭
Idk why but every time I hear the intro song I start to tear up. Like I want to cry so much but I’m not sad lol
One Word... Perfection
Finally someone who loves this movie as much as I do. 10:49 I wonder if he's talking about scar, does he love scar as much as I do. OMFG HE DOES!
Wow wow wow! This video seriously made me emotional. Especially the latter half this video had me tearing up and with this heavy emotion in my chest. I don't think I've ever watched a TH-cam video so eloquently, concisely, and lovingly explain what makes The Lion King so so special like this one. From the animation, to the music, to the themes, life lessons and more you just explain it all with so much heart and I loved it. I, like a lot of people am a huge huge fan of TLK to the point where I immediately put my weight behind any new TLK projects that pop up within the canon (like any of the sequel series or movies and the 2019 remake). I grew up with it and it means the world to me and I love how you were able to explain how so many people are able to have such similar, emotional experiences with the same movie. The universality of the movie this movie is extremely special and you explained it perfectly . So thank you! (From a Lion King fan)
This video was great, i haven't seen The Lion King in forever but this really changed my views on the movie and made me appreciate it even more.
Ah yes, another masterful video that made me sob... Thanks Bailey 😭😭😭
loved the video, bailey!
have always loved the lion king but find it so hard to watch as mufasa’s death and the subsequent scene of simba finding him is one of the saddest scenes in a film i think i’ve ever seen - so so confronting, and even as an animated death, it really hits you.
this video has made me want to go and watch it again right away bc i’ve been reminded of how goddamn beautiful it is. (also be prepared is a masterpiece)
Just the fact that you loved Jeremy Irons makes me love you❤😗
Just for having Mr.bean as a bird alone is enough for me to say that this is unlike any other movie we've ever seen
I think I loved Timon and Pumba so much that I watched Lion King 1.5 as much as this one when I was a kid lmao
As always, amazing video Bailey :)
So did I! Both sequels are low key great
Wow... Just wow.Might be your best video bro or at least my favourite
You seriously deserve way more subscribers!
Incredible video Bailey, really appreciated your analysis on how each of the characters represent a stage of life and loss. Can't wait to see what you have in store for us next.
wow, what a well-thought-out and beautifully made video, thank you for making this !! I might've teared up a bit...
This is a tremendously impressive video! I love this film so much, I had Mufasa tattooed on my arm 🦁
Thanks for hitting us all in the feels!
Putting the art in heart, well done, as always.
You did a great job of capturing the raw emotions I felt as a small child watching the movie even if I didn't understand everything. It seems everyone else felt that way too! I wonder if the people who worked on it knew their art would successfully strike such a deep chord with children, not just distract and entertain them.
But man... I should've seen it coming, but I didn't expect you to make that sharp serious turn there. I just dropped my whole life to go and live with my mom after I found out that she has terminal cancer. This hit double hard. I guess it's time to watch The Lion King again soon.
I'm so sorry to hear that about your mom. I really am.
My grandma passed from terminal cancer last year and this was her favorite movie, so I kind of put a lot of those feelings I had into this.
@@LoverboyMedia Thank you, Bailey. I'm sorry to hear that about your grandma. I noticed that picture of her in the video. She sounds like she must have been a very cool lady! I'm sure she appreciated having great people in her life looking out for her, like you.
This is a perfect movie. Perfect casting, acting, instrumental songs, classic Disney songs, wonderful story that is super deep, funny, good for children, memorable,beautiful animation. It has so much symbolism and is a movie beyond so math movies live action lion king was bound to fail because it could not live up unless it was a factory the same as original or worse.
Great video as always! (Yes the main reason I’m leaving a comment is to help that algorithm out)
*I'm not crying!*
Wow... just wow... Bailey, you're getting so much better with each video!! So proud of you bud!
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