14 BEST & WORST Changes in Disney's THE LION KING (2019)
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- Disney's The Lion King remake is connected in the great Circle of Life with the 1994 animation. These are the 14 biggest changes, differences and new easter eggs in the new 2019 Lion King movie.
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Lions rule the African savanna in The Lion King, which welcomes Donald Glover (Atlanta, Solo: A Star Wars Story) as future king Simba, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter (Dreamgirls, Lemonade visual album) as Simba’s friend-turned-love interest Nala, and James Earl Jones (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Field of Dreams) as Simba’s wise and loving father, Mufasa, reprising his iconic performance from Disney’s 1994 animated classic. Chiwetel Ejiofor (Twelve Years a Slave, Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange) was called on to portray Simba’s villainous uncle Scar, and Alfre Woodard (Juanita, Marvel’s Luke Cage) portrays Simba’s no-nonsense mother, Sarabi. JD McCrary (OWN’s Tyler Perry’s The Paynes, Apple’s Vital Signs) fills the shoes of Young Simba, a confident cub who can’t wait to be king, and Shahadi Wright Joseph (NBC’s Hairspray Live, Broadway’s The Lion King) brings tough cub Young Nala to life.
Every kingdom comes with a trustworthy advisor or two. John Kani (Coriolanus, Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Civil War) was cast as the wise baboon Rafiki, and John Oliver (HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Comedy Central’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart) was tapped as hornbill Zazu, Mufasa’s loyal confidant. When Simba goes into exile, he relies on two newfound friends-Seth Rogen (Sausage Party, Neighbors) lends his comedic chops to naïve warthog Pumbaa, and Billy Eichner (Billy on the Street, FX’s American Horror Story) joins the cast as know-it-all meerkat Timon.
From Disney Live Action, director Jon Favreau’s all-new “The Lion King” journeys to the African savanna where a future king is born. Simba idolizes his father, King Mufasa, and takes to heart his own royal destiny. But not everyone in the kingdom celebrates the new cub’s arrival. Scar, Mufasa’s brother-and former heir to the throne-has plans of his own. The battle for Pride Rock is ravaged with betrayal, tragedy and drama, ultimately resulting in Simba’s exile. With help from a curious pair of newfound friends, Simba will have to figure out how to grow up and take back what is rightfully his. The all-star cast includes Donald Glover as Simba, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter as Nala, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Scar, James Earl Jones as Mufasa, Billy Eichner as Timon and Seth Rogen as Pumbaa. Utilizing pioneering filmmaking techniques to bring treasured characters to life in a whole new way, “The Lion King” roars into cinemas Summer 2019. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Which is your favourite Lion King movie? 😃🦁
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Both
I like the first one second one and the live action one
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Unpopular opinion, but I think the new one is better!!
@@robbstark2305 i think so too
"For the death of the king"
"Why, is he sick?"
That hyena line always gets me
No you fool we're gonna kill him...
Robman14 And Simba too..!
Really wanted to hear that song
No king, No king, LALALAa LALAa la!
My favourite is this one :
Banzai : Oh, that lousy Mufasa! I won't be able to sit for a week!
Ed : Heh, heh, heh, hee, hee, hee, hee...
Banzai : It's not funny Ed!
Ed : BWA, HA, HA, HA, HEH...
Banzai : Hey, shut up!
Ed : BWA, HA, HA, HA, BWA, HA -
Banzai pounces on Ed and they fight.
Shenzi : Would you knock it out?!?
Ed starts chewing his own leg.
Banzai : But he started it!
Shenzi : Look at you guys.
"Some spoilers ahead."
I honestly doubt it.
😂 foreal
Spoilers for young kids who haven’t seen the original 😂
@@ellagracelle1871
Even that is doubtful. Their Parents most Likely would've kept the Classic on Disc/VHS Somewhere.
Instantly wanted to leave 2019 behind if we need spoiler warnings for a 20+ old year movie 💀
@@nazae7671
2020 will have spoil Warnings for 30+ Years.
Simba to Scar: When I become king what will that make you
Scar: A monkey's Uncle
Simba: You are so weird
Scar: you have no idea
The new scar was not as verbally ruthless
I agree
another dialog man trying to be funny.
@@danialm8122 Chiwetel Eijofor
I am cracking up! “A monkey’s uncle…”
I am cracking up! “A monkey’s uncle…”
Simba: "Hey Uncle Scar! Guess what?"
Scar: "I despise guessing games!"
Such a great and hilarious scene 💕
It’s delicious
I‘m annoyed they cut my favourite scene! When Rafiki talks to Simba about the past...
such a beautiful scene :-(
"BUT LOOK AT ALL THESE SPECIAL EFFECTS!" - Disney
I AGREE. Literally just came out of the cinema and was so annoyed they didn’t include. Such a powerful scene. I also didn’t like the way scar said long live the king when he let Mufasa fall in the original he said to so creepily and eerily but in the new film he shouts it...
Nikola Fima the new voice actor for scar makes the character less appealing tbh
Me tooo! I don’t get itt 😭
I was just searching online for this right here. It was such a HUGE part of the development of the character. *Bonk* "Ouch, what was that for"? "It doesn't matter, it's in the past." "It hurt though"..."Yes, the past hurts sometimes...." Quotes may not be exact, but man o man....
"Scar! BROTHER! Help me!"
This is just one word, but it makes a big difference.
Magda yes!!! I missed it too!
He says that in the animated film too, doesn’t he?
Cary Peterson He didn’t say Brother in the 2019 version. The brother part is what really made the betrayal hurt more.
And they didn’t have “Simba, you have forgotten who you are and so you have forgotten me.”
YESSSS!!!! I said the SAME THING!!
Whoa whoa I have to interject...despite the realism in new Jungle Book, ALL THE ANIMALS HAVE HUMAN EXPRESSIONS.
@TH-camr fucking exactly
I paused it at that moment to comment this exact point. It is ignorant to compare this lifeless remake to the live action Jungle Book because the director made a point to say that they added the actors facial expressions to the animals. The Lion King didn't do anything like that
yep and thats why the new lion king is pretty much a complete dissapointment , also the songs in the jungle book all had some life and charm to them , in the lion king be preaperd was *BUTCHERED*
IKR
WDYM THE LIVE ACTION WAE A DISAPPOINTMENT ITS WAY BETTER THAN THE ANIMATED ONE
The 2019 remake movie is without any doubt very impressive (graphically speaking), but the colorful environments, the amazing characters' expressions, the animators' creativity with those visibly pleasant effects that only an hand-drawn animation can make you feel.
The charm of the original animated movie, was and it still stays to this very day, unbeatable.
The voice overs are HORRIBLE. It feels as if the actors are hiding behind the screen reading their lines. I don't, for one second believe those voices are coming from the animals-even while "stretching the imagination."
Am I the only one who misses Ed laughing like a megalomaniac
Hyper mecha Phoenix dragon 1954 no I was disappointed man
You are not the only one 😐
@Hyper mecha Phoenix dragon 1954 - Everyone is missing it. ;-;
Hyper mecha Phoenix dragon 1954 I miss the dumb Hyenas
And Shenzi and Banzai’s old voices. And the fact that they were in a trio in the og, and in the remake they acted didn’t even know each other. tbh the hyenas were ruined in the remake.
My problem, they changed the lines for Mufasa's return in the sky: Simba, you have forgotten me... You have forgotten who you are, and so forgotten me. Look inside yourself, Simba? You are more than what you have become.
MAVERICK06 I wish they would have kept those same lines too
Why what did he say?
Or was that what he said in the new movie?
Me too!!! That’s my favorite line and my favorite scene. And the one where Rafiki talks with Simba about the past that they also chose to not include :(
@@MB-tp3sx Maaaaan! I was thinking that the entire time, like DUDE! AT LEAST MAKE ME THINK U GIVE AF! extremely disappointing 😡
“I’m surrounded by idiots” is my favorite diseny line ever.
That's because the real hyenas are not stupid, and it was shown in the movie
Tymoteusz Baczyński We watched the video, we know. They’re just saying it’s their favorite line. They didn’t even say it should be in .-.
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Only two things that I really missed was Rafiki hitting simba with his stick, and Zazu’s voice.
Scar’s “Saaaraaabiiiiiiiii!!!??” was sorely missing, such a good delivery.
The most glaring omission imo
True
Cognitive Science I thought I was the only one who missed that part 😫
considering it was one of the tie ins to...situations, happening in pride rock, yeah...goodness, disney sure don't have much talent this year.
SOME STUFF LEAVE ALONE HIS SONG why did they not try to get Whoopi and Cheech Marin and the other guy who played Ed to come back and do the hyenas the songs were terrible the only one that was good was Simba's and Can You Feel the Love Tonight the other one sound like terrible operas Timon and Pumbaa we're not as funny
Pumbaa: “they’re local”
Timon: “oh are they?!”
Pumbaa: “yeah, they’re from right here”
definitely show less!
definitely show less!
scar heard simba what am i suppose to do scar told him ooh simba its to die for mufasa by hyena scar you will never be hungry again hyena ooh i love this part yeah all we need to do is to surround the prideland and take the starving lion out one at a time now simba danger ha when i come closer at the face of danger muhahaha hyena hahahahahaha well well well look what we have here yeah well eat you boil you and kill you now who gonna kill uh you simba oops nala scratch the wasteland elephant simba scratch hyena nose grrr hyena instinct picking up on simba scent now stupid say oh stupid say zazu to hyena now :)
@@waylonlewin3322 english please-
I’m going to use this line in real life one day
The lack of facial expressions/emotion really hurt the movie unfortunately. But graphically it is a masterpiece.
Kleavers you must be an idiot because the reason they didnt use much facial expression is because CGI i realistic and animals dont make stupid gaces or animal towers they kept it realistic like what would happen in real wildlife
@@Aithusa. Yeah I got it, and I do not agree that was the best option.
Save the Dolphins which hurt the movie cause no emotion was shared that way. Mufasa dying or simba having fun with Nala, he would have the exact same look on his face. It's realistic yes, but not showing emotion causes the watchers to not feel emotion as well.
K Sneakyyy well my nan cried when we went to watch the movie lol
Kleavers oh yeah sorry for calling u an idiot its just the lion king is my favorite film sorry again.
i was waiting for zazu to sing “i’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts” to scar. disappointed it didn’t happen😔
I was waiting for "It's a Small World"
@@pepper6908 no no, anything but that xD
Are we just ignoring how ADORABLE baby pumba was I mean SO CUTE
yaaaas
Annie Annie CJ so cool
Annie Annie she's so one perfect girl
Pumba changed species cause his baby look is NOT a warthog.
@@societyproductions knowyourmeme.com/photos/1137945-animals
I think the thing that upset me the most were the changes to "Be Prepared', definitely one of my favorite villain songs
There was no be prepared song?
I was fine with it
I was annoyed by it and i wish they had Rafiki smack Simba in the head
There is a song but it's changed. I think it was fine.
Mayu Uchiha I honestly like the original then this one but ehhh other than that it was a good movie
1994 version will forever a classic while 2019 will be forgotten in 2020.
I'm from 2020 and no
I honestly did forget they remade it until today so...yeah
No i am in 2021
2021 and I haven’t forgotten it, both the original and remake are good in my opinion
2022 and sadly remember
Realistic vs Animated
I still vote for Animated. Nothing compares to the original. 😑
I agree
I like The Live Action Remake MUCH more than the Animated Version. But to be fair, I was born in this generation, not that past one.
The animation is better I agree
I love the remake
@TH-camr 2000
The best line they left out from the original the best line they left out from the original is when Simba angrily yells at the sky you said you'd always be there for me, it's powerful character building moment and the scene with Rafiki feels empty without it
robby
The worst line you left in your comment is the worst line you left in your comment 😆
I heard that there moved rafikis stick the stick he has is pretty important
Rafiki was killed in that movie in my honest opinion, the monkey had so much personality in the original and they left the character completely boring
@J T Akinola it is a monkey not a ninja fighter.
One scene I was very disappointed not to see in the remake was after Simba talked to his father in the clouds and is left to face the conflict of the 2 ways of life he has been taught.
Simba: *gets hit with stick* Oww What was that for?
R: It doesn't matter it's in the past.
Simba: But it still hurts
R: Ah yes, the past can hurt... But how I see it you can either run from it *swings stick at Simba*
Simba: *douches stick*
R:Or learn from it
It's a part that I honestly loved in the original with a short yet impactful message that helps Simba understand that living in the past, as fun or carefree as it may be, learning from the past in order to better your future is something that is sometimes for the better, even if it does hurt.
@Art Alvarez He just sees his father and then decides to go to home. I was very disappointed
Yes!!! I was furious that was cut/changed
HowA'boutThis ? Yeah same
Me too, I was sad that it wasn't it included
i respect rafiki own words the future you can continue to live and be yourself and even be proud of who you really are without causing trouble or face your past enemy and take control as the main leader of the prideland now and even prideland lion will roar with you now becoming a dominate king now simba has to make a decision between facing his past or face reality in the future now :) rafiki always painting is prophecy what simba future might lye on now :) rafiki notice simba alive and begin to laugh happy he see simba and hurt him to face the truth why he left the prideland and never show nala and the prideland lions now :)
For me, it was a crime to remove the kung-fu fight Rafiki had with the hyenas!!
THAT WAS MY SECOND FAVORITE SCENE😡😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
Isn't realistic so wasn't gonna end up in it.
@@JusteSEBA yeah, cause there's nothing more realistic than talking lions who happen to be great singers and dance to music from nowhere in the middle of the jungle right....
@@JusteSEBA his a monkey... Why in the hell it wouldnt be realistic? Is humans using stick to kick ass unrealistic?
YEAH
6:50 - Timon's expression reminds a lot of Jim Carrey
"for the death of the king"
"why is he sick?" 😂😂
that's it,im gonna watch lion king again
@DealBreakerz i meant the animated movie
DealBreakerz STOOPID
I also really liked the part in the original Lion King after Mufasa pins them down and they insist they didn't know Simba was his son only for Ed to stupidly smile and nod his head. Shenzi: "Oh this is...this is your son? Oh I didn't know that! Did you Banzai?" Banzai: "No of course not!" Both: "Ed?" Ed: /stupidly grins and nods/ Mufasa: /roars at them angrily/ Banzai: "Toodles!" All: /run off/
@@TheVanishing87 i love that part so much too!
No fool, we’re gonna kill him...
I only wish they had included more of Rafiki. It was lacking his dynamic comical relief moments. He only had about one or two full sentences throughout the entire film.
In English sure, but he still has the entire "he lives in you" scene. You see him and Zazu after Mufasa dies, and a scene involving his stick that's completely new during the end battle. Rafiki never had much screen time, but they did give him new material.
Storm Bolt I really enjoyed his appearance in the original 1994 movie. His character made us chuckle after serious moments throughout the movie. I am especially sad about how Mufasa’s ghost scene played out in the remake. It didn’t have the same impact that the 1994 film had. The scene seemed a little rushed and the music accompanied didn’t do much. It also felt strange why the writers would want to have Simba say “dad” instead of “father.” It changes the aura a bit, going from a royal sentiment to an ordinary family. Just my take.
Rafiki never had the biggest part in the lion king but it is to agree that he brought different light to the movie
I wish they would’ve made him more delusional or crazy kinda like he is in the first movie but still very much full of wisdom. Wish they would’ve got someone who could do his laugh like in the first movie too and not made him so serious like, still a great movie though for sure
Emily K yess, i also felt he was a bit too serious unlike the original where he was a bit coo coo lol but still very wise
1994: Simba It’s to die for
2019: it’s a gift he will never forget
I wish I could forget
Yeah... not quite as impactful or foreboding, is it?
"For the death of the king"
"Why is he sick"
"No fool we're gonna kill him.
I love these lines , I'm annoyed that the hyenas aren't as stupid as in the first movie
I never truly thought of the hyenas as stupid, but misguided. They had been living in that wasteland for who knows how long, and Scar was the character to round the hyenas up with promises of free food and better life styles, because now as an adult, I can see that even a great king like Mufasa would have some dirt swept under the rug. Scar was the one who had them cause a stampede, and at least twice planned to have them kill Simba and Mufasa so evidence couldn't be traced back to him. When Scar finally gets what he wants, his plan falls apart when there's a drought and herds move farther away, leaving the hyena clans worse off than when they started. With his life in danger, Scar tries to shift the blame of Mufasa's death onto the hyenas, yet tries to reconcile with them after Simba wins the final battle. Too tired and hungry of his constant bs, the hyenas kill Scar and flee the Pride Lands and the Elephant Graveyard for food.
I hate how they didn’t include the scene where Rafiki talks to Simba about the past such a powerful scene plus I hate the way Scar says long live the king in the original the way he says it is so creepy and in the new film he just shouts it and it doesn’t have the same effect....
Nikola Fima So which one did I like better? I couldn’t understand
i will just stick to the old movie
Everything about the old movie is more powerful. They cut most of the best parts of the first one out for this one and its just kinda hollow. But oh well
I really did wish rafiki had more scenes especially that one, I was expecting the "you can run from it, or learn from it" speech
@@liangcaolc iiii
What about when scar makes zazu sing him a song and he goes with "I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts diddly diddly
Zazu had a very smart mouth in the original movie
"It's a smALL WORLD AFTER A-"
"NO, NO, ANYTHING BUT THAT"
don’t forget LUAO with Timon and pumba
Jacob Morin I was disappointed when they didn’t have it in there 😔
@@z33ash "you can be a big pig too, oohh!"
I liked both versions of the movie, although two things I miss from the first were Zazu in the cage, and Ed. I know Ed was essentially there just with a new name. But I still was expecting a more goofy Hynea.
She is busy saying that we never complained with jungle book even though it was a realistic movie but that movie still had facial expressions in it!!!!!!
I feel like alot of people want the Lion King (2019) to be literally exactly
100% like the original
I was waiting for Be Prepared and the hula song. 😫 Iconic.
Ye
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I thought how they executed it was awesome. Granted it being shortened.. it was better than completely cut, as was previously announced in the newsfeeds.
they replaced it with "Be Our Guest" from Beauty And The Beast and Be Prepared was still there but they "fixed it" to make it "better"
Oh boy was I pissed that it didn’t include Be Prepared
The 1994 Lion King is an untouchable classic!
Until you realize it ripped off another story.
"You must avenge my death, Kimba... I mean Simba."
Which is why it was not touched and you can watch and appreciate the new one too.
JLN yeah but we all have to remember we are not replacing the 1994 lion king it’s just a remake
Ella Davis a pointless remake
I really liked the "cactus butt" part. It was hilarious.
July 1, 2019- I missed seeing (Whoopi Goldberg) Shenzi and I missed seeing Ed the laughing hyena and Rowan Atkinson as Zazu the bird..
Fun fact: Ed is voiced the one and only Jim Cummings. And the species of bird Zau is called “hornbill.”
8:05 Who else noticed that the new 'Can you Feel the Love Tonight' song took place during the day?
Caesar
That drove me nuts tbh; the mood just wasn’t the same
Didn’t it take place during the day in both movies. But the original got darker in the end?
Pentagon
In the original it probably took place in the evening so it was probably sunset when the song began and it got later into the night or something
Heck yeah, I pointed that out to my wife during the movie.
Night time is after 6, the sun is still up you DA. It's not can you feel the love after dark. Plus cats sleep most of the day anyway. You should be lucky they took the time to sing to you.
Old Rafiki was miles better than the new one. Robert Guillaume can't be replaced
John Kani is a great actor. New Rafiki barely had screen time.
All the voices from the original where miles better. This version didn’t give you the same emotions and seemed generic. The original voices were so distinct.
crzyinzan3 But this new version is brilliant in it's own right, the realism is so unbelievably realistic (yes that's redundant) and beautiful lol
@@user-dx5bn4yk4f exactly. People never seem to be satisfied.
Maybe but you can't get the same actor back
I really do appreciate how impressive and powerful CJI became, but hyper realistic animals are not able to show any emotion at all... as if I was watching National Geographic
Thank you! I totally agree!
@@azterahstudios My point exactly the new Lion King lacked any new qualities which is precisely why it sucked even more
I really liked the way they changed Scar. If you pay attention to what is said in even the original movie, Scar is a lion with battle trauma. He often suffers from pain in his back. He is only allowed to live with the pride by the grace of his brother, meaning he has to live from scraps. Also, I think it's safe to assume that Mufasa became leader of the pride by defeating his brother in battle and he's the one who inflicted the wounds on his own brother, and Scar holds a grudge because Mufasa took his rightful place. But all this means that he is actually pretty weak. That's also why he chooses to be cunning, because he knows that he has no strength to fight his strong, fit brother (again). That's why he kills Mufasa in a moment Mufasa is defenseless, and uses an ambush for it, no direct confrontation. Later he also knows that he is not strong enough to beat Simba through fighting, so he uses the guilt he once spoke into Simba to make everyone think (including Simba himself) he's responsible for the death of Mufasa and drive him of the edge of the rock. It's only when Simba trips and hangs there Scar now makes the mistake into whispering in Simba's ear he killed Mufasa and he's this time not quick enough to kill Simba in the same way. Eventually when there's no longer a way out (unless he can accept exile) he starts fighting, but he really did his best the whole movie to avoid a fair fight because he is to weak to win and he's very self conscious about it. In the 1994 movie, besides the scar on his eye, you can only notice how weak he is by the things he says and does, but I don't think he looks weak. So his weakness can actually go way over your head because you can't tell by his looks how much physical trauma he really has besides that one scar. And he doesn't even look like he could pass for Mufasa's brother having completely different colors. In the new movie he looks exactly like he should have looked, like Mufasa's battle wounded weak brother living from scraps, extremely cunning and a master with words (like a true politician 😂) but no physical strength. Just a weak lion that should be happy he is alive at all. Not at the end of the movie obviously. He shouldn't have taken some time to whisper "I killed Mufasa" in Simba's ears. That's the mistake that caused the tables to turn against him. He should have thrown Simba directly off the edge if he had wanted to win before Simba could regain control, but he lost the element of surprise. But it's interesting when you analyze this villain on words and actions (and blood line even), you just have to conclude they did a better job creating the looks of this cunning weak lion in the remake and the way he looked in 1994 did no justice to his character at all after a character analysis. Sorry not sorry for those who preferred the black mained stronger looking version, although I would not mind hearing arguments why some people would prefer the old look, I like interesting discussions. And also sorry not sorry for the length of this comment, just speaking my mind about Scar, am not a cookie cutter that speaks in mindless useless oneliners so if the only response on my comment you have is a rude comment about its lenght don't waste time responding please.
"Didn't your mother ever tell you not to play with your food?"
Missed that
kritish sook And when Zazoo is in a cage singing to Scar!
kritish sook THAT IS THE BEST PART IN THS WHOLE MOVIE, THAT FRICKING SUCKESAAAA!
@The H crew Gacha life he is supposed to be annoying, that part of what's makes him funny. for me he wasn't annoying enough in the original.
@The H crew Gacha life that's fair. personally i liked him in both versions. he was slightly funnier in the new version, in my opinion.
Omg yes!! Scar and Zazu scenes were the best and they failed at it so bad
Since no one else is going to say I’ll say it the remake of disappointed me with Mufasa’s cloud scene
Omg me to! I know it’s not realistic and a lot of hard work but they still could have pulled it off!
I know, it just looks like a giant cloud with thunder appearing when Mufasa talked
I tried so hard to find any shape resembling a lion but there was none...i was expecting it..disappointed.
I first seeing the lightning and clouds forming mufasa for a split second in the trailer made me say "aw yeah that's so cool, he's gonna look cooler when he's in final form". Disappointed finding out he stays that way.
Agreed. Big let down...
I was kinda disappointed because the lions seemed to always have the same emotionless face... I get that real lions don't show emotion the way cartoon characters would but it was disconcerting when you see Simba yell out "Noooo!" when Mufasa dies but he doesn't have the emotion of horror on his face...
I agree, I mean look at Aslan from Narnia. A real looking Lion with facial expression, Disney ws too dumb to do that. And the excuse "We wan't them to look real" makes no sense, because, I repeat myself, look at Aslan
@@ocean7849 you're right, Aslan was definitely emotive. They cold have found that balance.
Oğuzhan and how real is it for animals to be speaking, singing and for the prey to all cone celebrate the new boss predator?! Like, keep the amazing visuals but show frickin emotion! Its still a disney film, not a documentary!
@@holi117 Exactly, it's a Disney movie... so we go in expecting the fantasy, not the realism
Simba looked curious when mufasa died.
Animator: "We've done it! We've created photo-realistic animals!"
Director: "Great. Now make them bounce around like 2D hand-drawn characters."
Animator: "But. . . Won't that make them just look uncanny and wrong?"
Director: "No questions! I've a VERY specific vision!"
Animator: ". . .for your frame-by-frame remake."
No, the movie isn't bad. It's just unnecessary.
Terastas Nawh, in context it’s kinda bad.
No
Only problem I have is Scar yelling LONG LIVE THE KING instead of whispering it Menacingly
At first I thought that Scar hitting Mufasa in the face was a nice touch but then I realized the cartoon version carried a lot more weight. Scar simply lets him go which shows that he had given up on them being brothers a long time ago and I think it cuts Mufasa a lot deeper.
Wouldn't Simba hear the scream? I mean, Simba was very close to Mufasa at that moment. 🤔
So basically the best parts in the original are removed. Good to know.
Yeah but this supposed to be realistic the cartoon is for a kids film and the facial expressions are extreme,
So?? the new movie has its own best parts!
@@liangcaolc I personally like the Lion King 2019 and the other version idk why everyone is hating
I'm seeing it Friday so I'll see but I don't have high hopes.
@@rhaeasoul8531 you should if you like animals it's very colorful and has more backstory
Thanks for all of the great work
I was waiting for a proper be prepared and the hula song. The hula sing is one of the best!! 😂😡
I LOVED the changes of the hyenas actually, Shenzi’s upgrade was super. She was really scary! A more leader like. And that Nala and Shenzi fight/dialogue was incredible too!
Yeah she was scarier. It she barely had any lines in this film compared to the original.
She was written like a real hyena leader!
Ya I loved it
truejustice that’s not in part of the lion king though...what’s with this real shit? the lion king isnt real and you don’t have to call people idiots you prick. as much as i love the movie, people like you are the people who are so negative and ruin the experience
Yup. And that's because in the wild, the female Hyenas run the pack and call the shots.
Just saw it today, I loved how it was realistic. You saw the ear of simba move as if there was a fly of it. You could actually see the behaviour of the animals.
Yes it's amazing how realistic the animation is!
@@FlicksAndTheCity it's so like the animals are. Like Scar's manes aren't black, just dirty. That's real, how it should be. Also the hyenas, zazu and Rafikki are more like they are supposed to be. I didn't miss the human features because of that and there was enough animal features to understand what they are feeling.
you disney shills are weird
@@martintyrola4518 Thank you
@@stupidry6813 you're welcome...
The ONLY part in the new one that I liked was the “The Lion Sleeps Tonight”
This was so informative 😊
Who else thought Mufasa's Death was weak in the live version? It felt rushed
I did not saw the movie ,but in everyone kept saying that :O
I thought so too
I thought it was rushed too. It didn't even give me time to cry.
I didn't. It wasn't weak. U already knew it was coming & thought too much into it.
I actually laughed at that part because Mufasa falling looked funny to me
I will always love the animated version! Not only did I grew up watching it, it helped me through the grief of losing my father... that is something that can hardly be replaced in my heart!
same. I was only three.
I love your vids😊
i cant believe they took out the "hitting simba on the head" part. That was the best way to teach about how the past can hurt but learning from it is better than running from it. Loved the movie but still wish they kept it.
The new Scar's character was just a heap of monotonous, husky, grumbling. Jeremy Irons' version was far more interesting.
That's sad and Scaer is important to the story, plenty of people said the voices were really bad.
@@normande1176 what do you want to do force them to find those people, some of which are dead what you wanna bring them back from the dead?
Angelina Espi Only two of the cast are dead.
Like it was said this adaptation was made to be more realistic and i doubt that most of scars og lines would be able to be properly displayed without making certain gestures that'd ruin the whole realistic aesthetic they were going for
Angelina Espi they didn’t even contact Jeremy Irons
When Timon started into Be our guest, I cracked up!
Who wouldn't
One of a few good points of the remake.
Me too
Same everyone in the cinema started laughing so loudly when he sung
I honestly loved the "Be Our Guest" reference that Timon made in that scene with Pumbaa being a distraction for the Hyenas. Of course, I still hold some nostalgia for the way it was done originally, but the humor in this remake wasn't too bad. :)
the 2019 film is more serious compared to comedy lines of 1994 version. i like the 1994 version.
I was really disappointed when “Be Prepared” wasn’t sang fully. That was my favorite song from the lion king and I was hoping to see it in the remake.
I was ready to sing it in the movie lol
YourCasualPotato :3 I actually really liked how the song was half talked at the beginning. It gave it more power to ending with a held out singing note.
I know how you feel buddy it's my favorite scene
But it waas still scary as hell is was sitting there like nope not today
YourCasualPotato :3 Same! I was soooo disappointed! So many unforgettable lines cut off...
Was anyone else disappointed in Scar’s new voice? I missed his old raspy voice
And the style of his talking was just not right. I loved his extreme sarcasm and accent.
Not really
Is good
Jeremy Irons is a genuine legend
yes
Your videos are so cool
Loved it
Wish Whoopi Goldberg Voice was in the New Version for the Hyena. But glad they got James Earl Jones back.
Stephanie Rickenbacker I wish they had Jeremy Irons too. His voice made Scar.
OMG...I just asked where was Whoopi at? Everyone seems to have forgotten about her. She was funny as hell as the main Hyena.
The movie I feel missed out on the human type expressions with the animals in my opinion. The shot by shot scene by scene from the Animated movie is captured perfectly but the emotion is what the movie kind of missed with the characters. The Animated movie really captured the actors likeness with the emotions.
I know what you mean, however I thought once you're watching it and you're immersed you don't notice it as much as long as you don't start thinking about it.
The other thing is that not that many people seemed to complain so much about the Jungle Book CG movie for its realism.
That’s true. When I get fully immersed in a movie while I’m watching it, I don’t caught up in details or critique it. Then after it’s over I start to reevaluate what I’m watching. Regarding this movie remake itself, I haven’t heard people say too many good things about it, like the aforementioned lack of emotion from character/it being a rehash of the classic 1994 movie, but I would like to see it for myself to see if I would like/dislike it.
I saw how realistic it looked and I admire that.
I saw the movie yesterday I loved it.
I soo agree with you!
Very nice video I liked the video
Keep it up l love your video
My favourite part of the cartoon version is when the hyenas says Mufasa over and over. Kinda wish that it was included in the live action version but I can see why it’s not included. Less realistic.
ちゃん菜月 I know right the hyenas weren’t even funny in the live action
Yeah, because talking animals wasn't unrealistic enough.
I also loved that part of the film I love all references to one of my favourite characters. The animals all respected him
You didn’t mention Rafiki hitting Simba with the stick part.
your right!
Yeah
Your vidoes is the best
love your videos so much and i love your voice 🐻🐶🐱😫
One of the most cinematically beautiful films I’ve seen of all time. I enjoyed it a lot but the lack of expression took me away from the experience.
Craig Bailey I share your opinion. The 1994 version gave me warmer feelings and teary eyes. I just ‘felt more’. Also, the songs did’t have the same impact on me. The opening scene of the original movie still gives me goosebumps. Now, not so much...
But I did like the new scene of the young Pumbaa in the water hole, that was hilarious
I kind of accepted that going in, since we all know photorealism can't express human emotion on animals as well as animation. However, where the producers made a huge mistake was by speeding up scenes that should've sparked the most emotion (e.g. Mufasa teaching Simba a lesson, Simba and Nala's reunion, etc.). Those scenes needed to be _slowed down_ so the audience can emotionally (re-)connect with them, but they just whizzed by instead.
I miss the dumb hyenas i just think they took too much important details out 😭😞🙁
Trinity Demas they tried to be too realistic by making them smart because hyenas are super smart in real life. Dumb choice
It's a live-action movie so it needs to be realistic. Making the hyenas more intelligent was a good idea . We already seen dumb hyenas for 20 years
They were funny I'm glad they still had some parts were there none heads
No what they needed was Whoopi Goldberg to the voice of the main Hyena. Why has everyone forgot about her?
ITS SOPPOSE TO BE REALISTIC DUMB PEOPLE
I love your new video
loved it
When judging this new Lion King people tend to forget it is not made to be a replacement
They don't seem to grasp that about any of the remakes, especially Little Mermaid. Red haired Ariel isn't going ANYWHERE. It's not a replacement.
I think people understand that clearly, it's just the point of how iconic these movies are, and that people are very aware that the remakes are simply to reintroduce these stories to a modern-day audience, but also getting a visual of what these amazing adventures would look like with modern day technology, of course there would be changes and things of that nature however the one thing that a lot of people want whenever there is a remake, is that they want to feel that same powerful energy that was felt during the original it's not so much of people filling this is a replacement, they want it to feel just as magical as it always was that's what a lot of people want. And when it comes to remakes now days it looks good it sounds good but isn't delivering the same kind of magic if not better then what people already know, and that was the expectation when it came to a lot of remakes, hell that's why the jungle book did as well as it did because it was able to capture and magnify the same magic that was in the original but that's just my opinion but you guys do have a very valid point though
If it's not a replacement, then what is it supposed to be? It's a *shot* by *shot* *remake* of the original. It's not even trying to be it's own thing.
Replacement or not cant watch an emotionless and souless movie.
Exactly. What some people can’t seem to understand is that lions in real show literally no emotion with their faces, which is what Disney was going for. So if you were expecting that you’re just setting yourself up to be disappointed.
Live action Scar looks like my dog after a bath.
😂😂😂
Same Galaxy Rose
You’d expect he’d look more like your cat.
Lol, and his voice actor was terrible. He was too innocent sounding to be really honest
The liveaction did some things better, but not others: and even they removed or changed certain scenes (with important details), but I like that they developed the characters of Zazu, Sarabi and Shenzi and gave them more moments on the screen, it was very good): 1 When the hyenas chase the cubs, Nala stays behind and Simba claws a hyena in the face (says a lot, he really cares about others) 2 I liked that at least they gave Simba and Mufasa one last interaction during the stampede 3 I liked that this time they showed how was his Simba's fall into the desert after his escape, he was at least able to take a last look at his home, and it is sad how he runs with all his strength until he gets tired and falls, it is very moving because it shows in his expression, that he is weakened and depressed by the sadness of having lost his father, hunger and exhaustion
3 In the original, when Timon and Pumba rescue Simba, they wake him up by throwing water on his face (important, because it shows that if they didn't arrive, nobody saved him); but here, he wakes up alone... it doesn't make sense. This time they do show up with names and everything, but it hurt me that this time he tells them that it doesn't matter that they saved him
4 The song Hakuna Matata was better more or less, especially with the jokes.. Although other animals also inhabited in the jungle, they also show us that Timon and Pumba were the only ones who were not afraid of Simba.
5The scene of the path of her lock gives more meaning to the cycle of life
6The Nala's escape (I liked that they empowered her and and they gave a great moment to Zazu)
7This time when they meet again, she recognizes him by touch when he talks to her, how is it possible? But in the discussion, I did not like that they remove when Nala says: "I would have it if you told me" because shows that she wanted help him.
8 Also in this one, he doesn't angrily yell at the sky that you said you'd always be there for me, but he says that he doesn't need more friends or anyone, that he never did; there it is rather seen that the character collapses, IT BROKE MY HEART..
9 Their Simba and Mufasa's reunion is much better here I think and I was moved when he said: "I am Simba, son of Mufasa", I also liked that they showed his return from beginning to end (and the song), it represents a lot: it means that he finally rediscovered and found his identity; and on his return, we see how he faces his past crossing the places of his escape (the desert and the canyon), it's very powerful this moment.. But they didn't have to remove the lesson that the past can hurt, but you can run away from it or learn (I think that was the heart of the movie, they also took away Rafiki's moment)..
11I liked that Timon and Pumba went to help without anyone notifying them, sensing that Simba needs them, and they tell him that they will help him because he is their friend, Although the distraction of the original was funnier
12 the confrontation and the final fight was more epic all
13 I would have liked it to end like the original : in which the Simba, Nala, Timon and Pumba are on top (represents how important they are and that they succeeded together)..
SUGESTION: Although if it wasn't too much to ask, they could have included scenes from the Lion King 3 (more of his growing up with them instead of the time skip), the scene from the musical in which Timon almost falls down a waterfall and Simba has a flashback of his father's death (that one was so much better and says a lot: he almost lost his friend like he lost his dad and because of his recklessness) Also the scene in which Zazu reminds him that as a child he was the same as his son; or some song from the musical
I am not a film director, but it is only my opinion, does anyone else agree with me?
Simba: what 's a moto
Timon:nothing what's the motto with you
That's the best joke in lion king
Did you honestly leave out the fact that pumba and Timone broke the fourth wall while they were singing hakuna matata when Simone said “you grew 400Ibs since we started the song”
Pumba*
Timon*
Hakuna Matata*
Puba? Simone?!?! ...*HAKUNAMATA!?!?!?!?!??!?!!1!!?1one!1?*
Wildfire it’s not that serious brah you knew what I was talking about, should’ve just done what the guy above you did
I caught that too! I loved it!
꧁Lil Fairy꧂ the entire theater was laughing at that part😂
The original is far better, but in my opinion I actually like the live action.
Not to be a pedantic prick, but there is no live action version. Though it would be amazing if they got real animals to "act" instead..
the only good thing about the new lion king, is how good the animation looks. other than that, nothing close in comparison as the 1994 version
@@crillz9660 opinions
@@paris5663 opinions shared by a vast majority of people most likely
@@crillz9660 ummm ok??
Nice video
I love your video
Birdy boiler scene is gone. I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts too and it's a small world after all.
collmatt oh Scarrrr not the biRdiE BoiLeR
I didn't care for the way they did the song be prepared. I missed Ed laughing hysterically, Rafiki and simba discussing the past, I preferred the original. it was ok for a remake but it was lacking.
talkafan all of these pointless remakes are lacking
After Mufasa's death is so boring for me in 90's movie the new one it doesn't
Remake Opinions:
-The remake scar voice was actually scarier when he shouts.
-Remake Baby Simba was more cute
-The part when Nala is escaping the pridelands at night was actually brilliant.
-The part when Pumba and Temone singing the YIYIHIHII~ and Nala came out of nowhere is very surprising
-Nala grown up is soo beautiful
-Hyenas there was super scary
-The final battle where Nala vs the girl Hyena(forgot the name) was incredible
-The Lines in the remake was better.
I didn't like the new Be Prepared.
I want to Cry after Mufasa's Feath in the remake But somehow in my heart only cried the original. It has so much soul in feeling. Even how simba cries MA me cry in snuggle up against his dead father in the animated scene. But the new version I couldn't cry but at the same time on the inside I cried A bit. But not from the outside. I care about animals feelings. I give mythoses death in a remake maybe 8 Out of 10And the original 10 and Of 10.
i saw the new lion king..... i am kinda disappointed... My fav. is and will always be the original
THEY CALL ME MR.PIG!!!!
Watched it last night and Ioved it! I will see it again! The only disapointment was the song "Be Prepared" but other than that I loved it! I actually almost cried when Musfasa died and then during the "Remember who you are" scene. The visual effects are stunning and recommend it for it for any fan of the film!
They did my man Scar bad with that one. "Be prepared" was his moment to shine and Disney botched it. UGH!
Beyoncé didn’t belong . Can you feel the love .... no
@@setsunatellem if that's the only criticism, then this movie is amazing! I can't wait to watch it this weekend.
I cried when he died
Maaaaaaaan, I know The Lion King by heart and memorised all lines since I've watched it many many times since I was little. But I find the new arrangement of "Be Prepared" a more scarier and creepier approach plus the new Scar. They had to cut it down because you can't possibly remake the same exact scenes in a much more realistic approach with all those hellish lava bursting as Scar walks and hyenas marching, etc. I was worried actually that they'll gonna do that in the remake. No hate on both versions of Scar. I like Jeremy Irons too, but this new guy is scarier. And yes, as a fan of the classic film, I find "Be Prepared" better on this one.
No mr pig? No Hula? No Bonzi or Edd? No "The past is in the past?" *WHACK* "OW! What was that for?" "It doesn't matter, it's in the past."? They were some of my favorite moments in the lion king
me too. its sad that disney didnt add them in the new one.
I think the classic is better.
Anyone else?
By leaps and bounds.
Yeah
Literally everyone prefers the original.
@@morganrakes4184 my friend doesnt
I prefer the original
Honestly, Simba running back on his own was way more powerful than all of them returning together. Simba realizing he has to rise to his duty and running back to pride rock knowing he's leaving behind a life of comfort was moving even when I was young whereas the remake felt more like the start of a generic rpg and it wasn't as inspiring.
I hate how they changed the Mr.pig scene it was classic
Edit: Thank you for 100 likes!!! It's the most I've ever had
Agree.....
That whole body positivity crap just felt forced
Seth Rogen is chubby so I thought it fit well
And dressing in drag and doing the hula
@@psnglck20 wait, THEY TOOK THAT OUT?! I haven't seen it btw
oof i much prefer the 1994 version instead of the 2019 version
same, although i love both of the films
Im pretty sure everyone does, even me and I haven't seen the remake
I'm with you Pal, 1994 is still better.
The original is still better.
Most people do prefer the original. It was and still is considered a classic, one of the most famous cartoons out there
Awesome movie and video it was the best out of all the other videos of lion king
Honestly I got both chest warming moments in the same scenes which is worth it to me . Here is how I look at it . One is for that child warming feeling and the other is for realistic immersion feeling . There is never anything wrong with that . I loved them both equally .
It was a good movie, not as good as the original one but it's still good
That’s the problem. There is zero reason to watch the new one over the original
@@TheTubbyLumpkins And i have not feeled anything (Like passion, Anger, Fear etc...) during the movie, I think because i didn't feeled like a was watching a FUCKING MOVIE! I've feeled like i was watching freaking animal planet, Like, The only expression the lions had during the entire thing was -_-, You cannot tell what they're feeling, If they're sad or happy
The new one is better to me tho
@@TheTubbyLumpkins yea there is. To see how it would be live action!!!
Sorry but no, I'll stick to the 1994 version
I've been very curious about this
Fascinating changes? A lot of quotes have been dropped 😔