I always took the "I can't wait to be king" song as high-lighting Simba's naivete. He doesn't really understand what he's asking for as he's just a selfish child.
@@wayneb6583 They are king, they can do what they want. Lion wise when Simba got strong enough he'd just run Muffasa off, after he himself was ran off as male lions tend to do as the young males get older. Since it is Disney once he got old he likely step down. Either way Simba was a child and didn't think about what has to happen to become king, only one day he will be king which is common with kids.
I also kind of presumed that he figured his Dad would just...retire. Just a kid on a power trip that wants all the authority. Not thinking about the baggage that comes with it or whether his father would be alive at that point.
i remember as a kid watching this movie in the 90s i didnt fully understand that mufasa had to die for simba to become king so the thought behind the song never caught my attention. only thought it was a good song with a beat beat to it. but after being more grown up you begin to realize what songs can mean in a different way. back then the song was just a good song and you cheered simba on and was like i cant wait for that to happen. not fully understanding what has to happen 1st. in my eyes there could be 2 kings. simba and mufasa. didnt know there could be only 1
3:44 is one of my favorite bits in any pitch meeting. The fact that someone signed off on the Nala "do me" face is a very weird but clearly true fact that has now made me rethink the things I saw as a child.
I think the implication of Just Can't Wait to be King was that Simba didn't fully understand death, or the idea that a king can die. Zazu says "What you don't realize--" before he's cut off. He was going to explain the concept to him. Later on Simba asks his dad if they'll always be together. Mufasa explains the stars. Simba thought that his dad would just retire.
@@somebuddyX There are cases of rulers stepping down and giving their kid the throne, rather than dying. Probably actually the smarter move; the old King can act as an advisor to the new King before his death.
None of the other giraffes, zebras, elephants, rhinos, etc. are seen talking, are they? But you have Pumbaa, and Zazu, who are talking prey animals... Maybe the rule is "nothing in a herd can talk"?
Wildebeasts ? That's their actual name in English ? Lmao. I reckon they're beasts, and they're wild, but seriously, English, that's all you could do ? (In my language they're called "gnou" I'm not even sure that's better to be honest).
@@falinestixiaolong9691it's pronounced will-dah not "wild". All English comes from Latin, and nobody living today decided what to call things. Chill out. You're not better than others lmao.
@@pap-frI litteraly said myself our word is as ridiculous. You need to chill the fuck out about harmless humor/banter. And btw, not all English comes from Latin, that's simply not true, far from it.
@@pap-fr modern english is a mix of latin and germanic languages. chill out, dude, you're no better than others. and just so you know, "Wildebeest" is dutch, which is the roots for afrikaans.
"Why do they call him Scar?" "Cuz he's got a scar on his face" "O0hh that's a little on the nose" "N0oo, it's a big one on his eye" "Never mind" Love that little exchange at 1:26
Also doesnt answer the question of what they called him before he go the scar, or if its parents named him first, and then scarred him for life to fit his name..
Thanks god you said this because I thought I was going crazy. Like, either I developed psychic powers or I’ve watched so many of there’s that knew every joke beat for beat.
You know, I never thought about it, but the lions eating the hyenas makes perfect sense. There was clearly an absence of food at that point, they had to survive somehow, and the pridelands *are* suspiciously low on hyenas afterward. Usually Pitch Meetings exposes plotholes, but you actually filled one this time!
Predators don't usually eat predators. I think the more likely scenario is "they all died in the fire before the rain put it out" or "one of them was smart enough to know that they oughta run away and lay low for a while."
Hyenas will happily eat lions if they can catch one in a position of weakness, but lions generally only kill hyenas to keep them away from their own prey and hunting areas. But they certainly are known to go after hyenas when food is scarce.
I want to feel bad about these repeats but let’s be honest, how many of us don’t go back and constantly re-watch these things anyway? Ryan is hilarious and I just can’t wait for the next pitch. I’m glad he’s found this success. He’s earned a break.
Matthew Broderick actually can sing (he has headlined several Broadway musicals), just for some reason they did not have him perform Simba's songs in the movie.
Close, but the “live action” version pitch would need to include the line “but without any heart” about fifty times. I think there was a joke about someone’s facial expression in this video, the “live action” version doesn’t have any expressions on anyone’s faces
Hey, i dunno if you'll see this out of the other thousands of comments, but none the less, i just want you to know mate, that what you've created over the past few years is literally, a modern work of art. You've made millions of people laugh and smile and most importantly, want more. You're a very charismatic gentleman. A good hearted man, with so much to offer. No matter how crappy things may get, or seem to be getting, as long as you surround yourself with real people, who really care for you, you'll be alright. Things will be alright! - A fan from the UK
@@papa_squat I agree with you although I've heard people compare Ryan George to Leonardo Da Vinci before. Might be a little over the top, I mean he's great and all but he's no Ryan George.
For the Scar not killing Simba part I personally think he didn't want to risk the chance that the other lions could smell Simba's blood on him. [Edit: Wow didn't think this would get so many likes]
I also think he enjoys toying with Simba before he dies. Making him believe he killed his father and everyone will hate him probably has Scar's sadistic side going bonkers.
Actually it makes perfect sense. It doesn't take that long for a Lion to become a full fledged adult. Timone & Pumbaa are only a couple of years older.
There's no other Disney villain interpretation I enjoy more than Jeremy Irons voicing Scar. His gleeful tone during his big villain number gets me every time- "A shining new era, is tiptoeing nearer!"
He initially didn't want to do it, but one of the animators showed him Scar's concept design and Jeremy Irons fell in love with it. On that note, the composer initially didn't want to make a soundtrack for a "silly cartoon", but he had just recently lost his father, and when the writers told him that the story was about a kid losing his father and learning how to live with it and move on, he was like "Yep, I'm all in!"
My favorite is when he channels Mr. T: We'll be prepared! Prepared for what? FOR THE DEATH OF THE KING!! Why? Is he sick? No fool, we're gonna kill him. And Simba too.
2:18 Actually, it probably doesn't matter whether the wildebeest spoke English or not - I mean, have you ever tried to stop a stampeding mob/crowd of PEOPLE by "telling them to calm down"? XD Even for a king, that's a tough sell lol. (Just a nitpick; love these Pitch Meetings!
1:10 “One of those groups is clearly getting a better deal out of that.” Yes, and that group is the herbivores! The energy that can propagate through a food chain gets cut down to 10% each level so animals farther down have more energy available. Let’s also not forget that foraging is probably easier than hunting…
So, that part 4:25 might be a bit exaggerated in the movie, but when apex predators such as lions are removed from an ecosystem this can cause a cascade of negative effects to the environment, such as loss plant diversity, soil erosion, and overall loss of biodiversity. This happens because apex predators regulate the populations of lower level predators and grazers, keeping the "balance" in the circle of life if you will.
Always felt like the point of Simba coming back to the pridelands being in a drought was to imply that Scar and the Hyenas had over-hunted and outstripped the resources available in the area.
That's probably the intent, but logically speaking it wouldn't actually have that effect- its far more likely that scar just got unlucky and had a long draught during his reign. Overhunting would just make animals scarce, it wouldn't affect the weather, water or vegetation and turn an area into a barren wasteland.
I think they’re just harking back to some ancient belief that the (rightful) king and the land are one. If you depose the (rightful) king, the gods will be angry. I suspect this view was heavily promoted by the monarchy.
You could have had more fun at the end with the "cashing in a few times". There were 2 direct-to-video sequels, a 3D re-release and the musical in addition to the live action version. 😉
Don't forget all the home media re-releases, the ones where it was rereleased in a new format (VHS - DVD - DVD HD - Blu-Ray), and the ones where they just rereleased it every couple of years claiming it was now a Gold Edition or Special Edition or something else. Disney --- cashing in is what we do best.
Great video as always! By the way, Joseph Williams (son of John Williams) is the main vocals in Toto hits like Pamela and Stop Loving You, but he was not in the song Africa. 😊, he has a great voice.
1:22 why do they call him scar? Because he's got a scare on his face! Nnm that's a little on the nose. No it's a big one... on his face! Never-ending! ... 😂
1:39 There were actually three (what's actually rare is there being _four_ but that doesn't seem to be the case here), it's a Disney movie so her dad was an absentee. That said, he was _probably_ still Simba's uncle given how this sort of thing works in real life.
Ryan does a great job as always. I actually enjoy listening to him tear apart my favorite movies more, because that is a study on what audiences are willing to put up with.
This was just beautiful. I bet this could have been 10 minutes longer given how f'ed up and insane this movie actually is, but I loved every minute of it!
"Put me in a room with your weirdest animator and I'll tell him exactly what it should look like."
Oh, I can't wait for you to be out of my office you weirdo!
only Ryan George can make me enjoy a re-run
I was about to say, cuz I‘m having the craziest sense of deja-vú right now if that’s how it’s spelled.
It definitely had a lot more heart than Disney's attempt.
@@Buphido the absence of crazy eyes in the screenwriter and producer guy kinda gives it away, too
I thought I saw this before’
He couldn't wait to cash in on it a few times.
I always took the "I can't wait to be king" song as high-lighting Simba's naivete. He doesn't really understand what he's asking for as he's just a selfish child.
Kings can step down and pass on the throne willingly though right? 🤔
Genuine question, I feel like that's a thing but I'm not too sure.
@@wayneb6583 They are king, they can do what they want. Lion wise when Simba got strong enough he'd just run Muffasa off, after he himself was ran off as male lions tend to do as the young males get older. Since it is Disney once he got old he likely step down. Either way Simba was a child and didn't think about what has to happen to become king, only one day he will be king which is common with kids.
I also kind of presumed that he figured his Dad would just...retire. Just a kid on a power trip that wants all the authority. Not thinking about the baggage that comes with it or whether his father would be alive at that point.
Yeah, I mean, it's not until a few scenes later that Mufasa explains to him that he'll eventually die.
i remember as a kid watching this movie in the 90s i didnt fully understand that mufasa had to die for simba to become king so the thought behind the song never caught my attention. only thought it was a good song with a beat beat to it. but after being more grown up you begin to realize what songs can mean in a different way. back then the song was just a good song and you cheered simba on and was like i cant wait for that to happen. not fully understanding what has to happen 1st. in my eyes there could be 2 kings. simba and mufasa. didnt know there could be only 1
3:44 is one of my favorite bits in any pitch meeting. The fact that someone signed off on the Nala "do me" face is a very weird but clearly true fact that has now made me rethink the things I saw as a child.
Yeah, same goes for megara in hercules lol
Ignore my pfp
Some one had to animate it
Lol! Ikr. In retrospect, that looks so damn creepy to be in a kids' film. At least they didn't animate her "presenting" with the tail up and all.
You just know that scene was the 'awakening' for so many furries.
@@MSte21 Every time I see adult Simba, I see a furry.
00:35 I'm so proud of you saying the lyrics of the song in the beginning 🇿🇦🙌🏽🤟🏽
"You're being weirdly ok with cat incest" was not a sentence I predicted I'd hear today.
Yeah yeah yeah
Wow wow wow
okay okay okay
@Doki Works who fucking cares lol 😂 Incest is disgusting
100%.
- “That’s a little on the nose”
- “No it’s a big one on his eye” 😂😂😂
Seems like Pitch Meetings only somehow get better Ryan! Solid work as always.
How do you know he wrote that line and not one of the other writers?
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 Maybe cause Ryan actually writes these things..?
@@MrFirecasters could have been Producer guy...
@@miguelvpires he always does hire the best staff you know.
@MrFirecasters him and his four identical twin brothers, yeah.
I think the implication of Just Can't Wait to be King was that Simba didn't fully understand death, or the idea that a king can die. Zazu says "What you don't realize--" before he's cut off. He was going to explain the concept to him.
Later on Simba asks his dad if they'll always be together. Mufasa explains the stars. Simba thought that his dad would just retire.
"Simba thought his dad would just retire"
Wow.
Bruhhh why you gotta hit me in the feels like this??
Old Mufasa just sitting in a recliner, reading the newspaper.
@@somebuddyX There are cases of rulers stepping down and giving their kid the throne, rather than dying. Probably actually the smarter move; the old King can act as an advisor to the new King before his death.
I never realized Zazu was trying to tell Simba that... holy cow...😅
Feels weird not ending the video with "Hey, Ryan here! Hope you enjoyed that Pitch Meeting!"
Hey, you’re right!
From the days when he didn't care if you enjoyed it or not? 😂
if he did you would noticed he has aged 3 years
Pretty sure the old outro didn’t fit anymore and was cut. You can hear the first notes of the outro music playing before the end.
Or the adsstronaut
I’ve neverrr thought about why the wildebeasts couldn’t speak too lol damnnnn
None of the other giraffes, zebras, elephants, rhinos, etc. are seen talking, are they? But you have Pumbaa, and Zazu, who are talking prey animals... Maybe the rule is "nothing in a herd can talk"?
Wildebeasts ? That's their actual name in English ? Lmao. I reckon they're beasts, and they're wild, but seriously, English, that's all you could do ? (In my language they're called "gnou" I'm not even sure that's better to be honest).
@@falinestixiaolong9691it's pronounced will-dah not "wild". All English comes from Latin, and nobody living today decided what to call things. Chill out. You're not better than others lmao.
@@pap-frI litteraly said myself our word is as ridiculous. You need to chill the fuck out about harmless humor/banter. And btw, not all English comes from Latin, that's simply not true, far from it.
@@pap-fr modern english is a mix of latin and germanic languages. chill out, dude, you're no better than others.
and just so you know, "Wildebeest" is dutch, which is the roots for afrikaans.
"Why do they call him Scar?"
"Cuz he's got a scar on his face"
"O0hh that's a little on the nose"
"N0oo, it's a big one on his eye"
"Never mind"
Love that little exchange at 1:26
Also doesnt answer the question of what they called him before he go the scar, or if its parents named him first, and then scarred him for life to fit his name..
“Puns are all that matter in this world.”
-‘The Bee Movie’ Pitch
I like that they started adding older pitch meetings to this channel. Hoping to see the lord of the rings next!
It's a reboot, Disney loves those
I don't. I've already seen all of them and i don't like being fooled into thinking it's a brand new one.
Adding older pitch meetings is TIGHT!
Thanks god you said this because I thought I was going crazy. Like, either I developed psychic powers or I’ve watched so many of there’s that knew every joke beat for beat.
Ooooooh Truamatising Hobbits is TIGHT!
"Get me in a room with your weirdest animator and I'll make it happen."
You know, I never thought about it, but the lions eating the hyenas makes perfect sense. There was clearly an absence of food at that point, they had to survive somehow, and the pridelands *are* suspiciously low on hyenas afterward. Usually Pitch Meetings exposes plotholes, but you actually filled one this time!
Predators don't usually eat predators. I think the more likely scenario is "they all died in the fire before the rain put it out" or "one of them was smart enough to know that they oughta run away and lay low for a while."
Hyenas will happily eat lions if they can catch one in a position of weakness, but lions generally only kill hyenas to keep them away from their own prey and hunting areas. But they certainly are known to go after hyenas when food is scarce.
Filling holes up is TIGHT
@@guidodurante9495 "You might want to rethink that"
Pride Rock was FULL of hyenas while Scar was king. In fact the hyenas outnumbered the lionesses. It was seen during the final battle scene.
I want to feel bad about these repeats but let’s be honest, how many of us don’t go back and constantly re-watch these things anyway? Ryan is hilarious and I just can’t wait for the next pitch. I’m glad he’s found this success. He’s earned a break.
Also ties perfectly into meta joke at the end lol
Matthew Broderick actually can sing (he has headlined several Broadway musicals), just for some reason they did not have him perform Simba's songs in the movie.
I was thinking the same thing. He won 2 Tony awards, and was nominated again for The Producers
Did adult Simba sing at any point? I think he didn't
@@joaonunoespiritosanto6233 He has a few lines in "Can You Feel the Love Tonight".
@@joaonunoespiritosanto6233 @Colonel Green Has a couple lines in Hakuna Matata too.
I was like "Wait- Weren't him and Timon (Nathan Lane) in The Producers...?" 😂
Good news is that this pitch meeting could cover the animated AND the live action versions!
Sick!
Two for the price of one is tight.
Close, but the “live action” version pitch would need to include the line “but without any heart” about fifty times. I think there was a joke about someone’s facial expression in this video, the “live action” version doesn’t have any expressions on anyone’s faces
@@aaronhenley4741 Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
Ooohhhh covering two movies at once is TIGHT!!!
Re-uploading old pitch meetings is tight. Can't wait to cash in on it a few times.
Re-uploading is super easy barely an inconvenience.
Re-uploading old pitch meeting videos is super easy, barely an inconvenience.
I could of sworn it would be super difficult very inconvenient.
Ah, I thought I recognized it!
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
“He walks across a log till he’s all grown up” 😂
0:04 I love the fact that this was used in the actual Lion King movie pitch. Kudos to Ryan for doing his research!
Wait what 😂
I like the theory that Mufasa's ghost is the one cursing the weather.
which would be horrible of him
It's just old symbolism of a king and his land being one. The same thing is seen in Excalibur.
He _is_ a cloud.
Hey, i dunno if you'll see this out of the other thousands of comments, but none the less, i just want you to know mate, that what you've created over the past few years is literally, a modern work of art. You've made millions of people laugh and smile and most importantly, want more. You're a very charismatic gentleman. A good hearted man, with so much to offer. No matter how crappy things may get, or seem to be getting, as long as you surround yourself with real people, who really care for you, you'll be alright. Things will be alright! - A fan from the UK
So: Ryan George is tight!
@@papa_squat ever heard of keeping thoughts to yourself?
It's a team that makes these
@@papa_squat Mother Theresa?? Maybe google her before using her as an example of somebody good.
@@papa_squat I agree with you although I've heard people compare Ryan George to Leonardo Da Vinci before. Might be a little over the top, I mean he's great and all but he's no Ryan George.
-“he’s called Scar bc has a scar”
-“that’s A little on the nose”
-“No, it’s a big one on his eye”😂😂😂
That line had me in hysterics
Would be lucky to have either of those men as a husband
can you explain this one i still dont get the joke haha
“Nothing goes over my head; I have very fast reflexes.”
@@eanoxd the expression "on the nose" is used when something is so obvious that would be rude to point it out ... But the scar in "on the eye"😝
This guy is so smart and pays a lot of attention to details, picking up lots of inconsistencies that I have never thought of. Fantastic channel.
I love how he doesn’t question the Simba talking to a cloud scene.
Clouds are terrifying!
"potato lightbulb with a Guinea pig judge" I'm dead what a great line xDDD
Can't wait for that movie to premiere.
Ladybug book and a emoji balloon
For the Scar not killing Simba part I personally think he didn't want to risk the chance that the other lions could smell Simba's blood on him.
[Edit: Wow didn't think this would get so many likes]
This is a wonderfully logical explanation that I'm sure the filmmakers didn't think of at all
Couldn't you like, bathe in a river after the murder though?
Yo, that's a solid explanation
Dude you should be in pitch meetings
I also think he enjoys toying with Simba before he dies. Making him believe he killed his father and everyone will hate him probably has Scar's sadistic side going bonkers.
2:57 "He walks across a log until he's all grown up." LOL! Disney forgetting to age Timone and Pumbaa at the same rate.
Everyone knows only main characters have the ability to age /s
Actually it makes perfect sense. It doesn't take that long for a Lion to become a full fledged adult. Timone & Pumbaa are only a couple of years older.
But even as humans are look remains same when we are 20 - 50 years old
@@rahulverma8774not white women
"Potato light bulb with a guinea pig judge"
Words to live by.
There's no other Disney villain interpretation I enjoy more than Jeremy Irons voicing Scar. His gleeful tone during his big villain number gets me every time- "A shining new era, is tiptoeing nearer!"
He initially didn't want to do it, but one of the animators showed him Scar's concept design and Jeremy Irons fell in love with it. On that note, the composer initially didn't want to make a soundtrack for a "silly cartoon", but he had just recently lost his father, and when the writers told him that the story was about a kid losing his father and learning how to live with it and move on, he was like "Yep, I'm all in!"
the fact that Jeremy was willing to be in the remake but they said "lol no" is one of the worst things ever
My favorite is when he channels Mr. T:
We'll be prepared! Prepared for what?
FOR THE DEATH OF THE KING!!
Why? Is he sick?
No fool, we're gonna kill him. And Simba too.
James Woods as Hades is up there.
Shouts out to Ryan(the writer one) for trying to say the lyrics, and pretty good job at that
"NYAAAAAAA"?
This is the exact confirmation I was looking for 😂😂😂 Thank you 👍🏾
'wow it must be great to see his sister again'😂😂
2:18 Actually, it probably doesn't matter whether the wildebeest spoke English or not - I mean, have you ever tried to stop a stampeding mob/crowd of PEOPLE by "telling them to calm down"? XD Even for a king, that's a tough sell lol.
(Just a nitpick; love these Pitch Meetings!
Couldn't he have like roared and stopped them?
'that's a little on the nose' 'not it's a big one, on the eye' LMAO damn your good ryan
3:08 Matthew Broderick won two Tony Awards and was nominated for a third for The Producers. Makes this joke even funnier 😂
Love how in the Lion Guard, they make a point of saying Nala had a different dad, lol.
I still remember when I was a little kid my Grandma said "that sure is a very long log" and I couldn't stop laughing. Good times
Intrinsically, still funny. Equally as funny as the juvenile way of laughing about the other meaning.
@@georgetrapp6666 lol how dare you
😂😂😂 "I'm pretty sure that's called a reign of terror"! Thanks Ryan. 👍
1:10 “One of those groups is clearly getting a better deal out of that.” Yes, and that group is the herbivores! The energy that can propagate through a food chain gets cut down to 10% each level so animals farther down have more energy available. Let’s also not forget that foraging is probably easier than hunting…
Hearing you say "Nants ingonyama bagithi baba" in such a casual non-singing way took me way off guard and I love it XD
This must be an old one! You can really tell by how Ryan's acting has ramped up throughout the PM ages!
his acting, editing, general script writing is God Tier now. I think it has reached it pinnacle. Such a great,..... everything.
@Chris Sharples it's called a team but you wouldn't understand how any of that works
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 He doesn't have a team. He literally does the whole thing himself. Weren't you taught not to lie?
@@chrissharples6542 it’s barely an inconvenience
Not to mention that old computer behind Writer Guy.
0:51 - See, that there could lead into a kickass sequel in which herbivores start a rebellion against their lion oppressors.
_'Oh boy, you and I are gonna get it on, brother!'_ 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂 you sure this isn't where GRRM got the idea for Game of Thrones?
“Wh-what are you doing, Step-Lion??”
Yeah we watched the video too 🤣🤣🤣
'"Oh boy, you and I are gonna get in on , Brother!!"
How does he come up with scuh amazing lines??!
“It must be great to see his sister again” is crazy 😂
I was just saying "Nants ingonyama bagithi Baba" killed me!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Close enough 😂
lol ya nami this part ingibulele
god the growth Ryan went through in pitch meeting is crazy
“It is!”
All he had to do was walk across a log.
My whole childhood had been shattered! How did I never realise that Broadway star, Matthew Broderick doesn't do his own singing in this film?!?!?
1:52 Oh sure _now_ the producer guy has standards.
2:07 I never thought about it that way, omfg. 😭💀
Even re-runs of pitch meetings are tight !!!
We were tricked, lied and, quite possibly, bamboozled
Yes, yes we were Sarge
Might I say he is the lying king?
WE’VE BEEN SMACKLEDORPED.
Yeah hoodwinked by these poopdinks
The second one is "backstabbed," not "lied"
I was today years old when i found out the singer of toto did the singing part for older simba but It also makes 1000% sense.
Potato Lightbulb with a Guinea Pig Judge will be the Movie of the year
0:29 0:33 *I will ALWAYS burst out laughing to* “NYAHHHH”
😂😂😂😂❤
0:38 bro was saying random words that was not Zulu my guy😭😭
Nants ingonyama bagithi Baba
Ay, at least he's trying 😂
4:20 It never occurred to me til just now, but that same thing happens in 'Excalibur' (1981).
1:47, in the real world that would be the case but thankfully the film isn’t set in the real world
The live action version.
It starts out like NAAAAA!😂
3:55 spoiler, you don't have to tell your weirdest animator anything!
The mic quality, energy level, haircut, and beard length make this pitch meeting very reminiscent of early pitch meetings, love it
Maybe cause it actually is one..?😅
@@MrFirecasters oh is it a reupload? Oh, well
@@roscorules_1221 Not quite a re-uploaded, but more a crosspost of a vid from before Pitch Meetings was its own channel separate from Screen Rant.
@@TK-nn8jd that’s what I meant, that it was reuploaded from screen rant
Yeah, I thought the energy level was quite low and wondered if Ryan was sick. Then I kept getting déĵà-vu and realised it was an old one, lol.
That Super Easy, Barely an Inconvenience is just too good.
Love that you sometimes do classic old movies
Potato light bulb with guinea pig judge is a movie I would love to see.
Not sure how many times I have commented this now, but * Mac and me pitch meeting please *
These are fantastic. I hope the Ryan King never stops making these
So, that part 4:25 might be a bit exaggerated in the movie, but when apex predators such as lions are removed from an ecosystem this can cause a cascade of negative effects to the environment, such as loss plant diversity, soil erosion, and overall loss of biodiversity. This happens because apex predators regulate the populations of lower level predators and grazers, keeping the "balance" in the circle of life if you will.
Not exaggerated at all it happened with the Yellow Stone wolves exctintion it completely changed the landscape.
That supervising animator of Nala would be Anthony DeRosa. He also did Beast, Aladdin, Zeus, and Captain Long John Silver.
"remind me to never hang out with you ok 😁"
GOT YA 😂😂😂
3:43 Oh Boy, You and I are gonna get it on Brother. 😂 😂
Always felt like the point of Simba coming back to the pridelands being in a drought was to imply that Scar and the Hyenas had over-hunted and outstripped the resources available in the area.
That's probably the intent, but logically speaking it wouldn't actually have that effect- its far more likely that scar just got unlucky and had a long draught during his reign. Overhunting would just make animals scarce, it wouldn't affect the weather, water or vegetation and turn an area into a barren wasteland.
I think they’re just harking back to some ancient belief that the (rightful) king and the land are one. If you depose the (rightful) king, the gods will be angry. I suspect this view was heavily promoted by the monarchy.
Ice Age pitch meeting would be awesome. Not sure if screen rant has an article for it
A little on the nose was a really good joke. It got an actual lol.
“Why waste time telling Simba to run away?” “I have a humiliation fetish when it comes to Jeremy Irons’s sultry voice.”
Fair enough
I like the irony of cashing in on it a few times 😂
funny to think that if this was made in the show's early years, there would probably be a mention of Kimba the White Lion
It would have probably aged poorly.
The lions definitely get the best part of the deal in the circle of life thing
I need some “potato lightbulb with a Guinea pig judge” merch!
Ooooh reruns of Pitch Meetings are TIGHT!
You could have had more fun at the end with the "cashing in a few times". There were 2 direct-to-video sequels, a 3D re-release and the musical in addition to the live action version. 😉
Don't forget all the home media re-releases, the ones where it was rereleased in a new format (VHS - DVD - DVD HD - Blu-Ray),
and the ones where they just rereleased it every couple of years claiming it was now a Gold Edition or Special Edition or something else. Disney --- cashing in is what we do best.
These videos keep going from great to better!
Ryan's talent makes it look super easy,
barley an inconvenience. 👍
Great video as always!
By the way, Joseph Williams (son of John Williams) is the main vocals in Toto hits like Pamela and Stop Loving You, but he was not in the song Africa. 😊, he has a great voice.
Watching a repost if a really good pich meeting with a new thumbnail is T I T E
What a weird place for the "most rewatched" section of this video.
2:04 never really thought it like that
1:22 why do they call him scar?
Because he's got a scare on his face!
Nnm that's a little on the nose.
No it's a big one... on his face!
Never-ending!
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😂
The line about Nyla’s coke n get it eyes was great….honestly in hindsight that animator was both extremely talented and creepy
The talents of a lion fucking furry artist 😌👌
"Coke n get it" sounds really hardcore.
*Nala lol
Why is it creepy? It's the artists job to convey meaning.
@@na_haynes Then s/he should've had Nala "present". You know - butt up, tail in the air. That would telegraph it much clearer.
FINALLY someone knows it's Hamlet and not Kimba the white lion
"One of those groups is getting a better deal out of that" 😂 That had me rolling
00:11 dude just wrote a Beck song
Tight!
1:39 There were actually three (what's actually rare is there being _four_ but that doesn't seem to be the case here), it's a Disney movie so her dad was an absentee.
That said, he was _probably_ still Simba's uncle given how this sort of thing works in real life.
Ryan does a great job as always. I actually enjoy listening to him tear apart my favorite movies more, because that is a study on what audiences are willing to put up with.
"I can't believe Scar messed up the weather"
It's Africa, droughts happen.
Just put me in a room with your weirdest animator.
Me: Hi there, hello.
They all speak English. It's just the stampede mindset that messes with the communication. Like trying to talk to someone who is panicking
Forgetting you already saw this video and then half way through remembering that actually did see it, but still enjoying it anyway is tight!
Until this Pitch Meeting...i never did realize just how well the animator conveyed the "I am D T F!" on Nala's face
"Super easy, barely an inconvenience" Gets me every time. Hilarious!!!
"that dude is obsessed with Africa!"
I've never put that together. Lol
I nearly spit out my coffee on that joke. LOL
This was just beautiful. I bet this could have been 10 minutes longer given how f'ed up and insane this movie actually is, but I loved every minute of it!
Fr, I mean how old was Simba? Poor kid gets his father murdered by his own uncle!
Ryan George making good pitch meetings is super easy barely an inconvenience
Seriously it easily could. I'm surprised he didn't mention anything about Scar literally being Hitler or Mufasa being voice by Darth Vader.
What makes you feel that way about the movie?
@@solandras666 What has mustache man in common with Scar? o.O