Zira & Scar

When I first watched the movie, I was five years old. I remember loving the movie, Mufasa died and crying a lot. So, as wewe can see, I didn't remember the movie very well, so I watched it carefully again. That's what a shabiki does.
The hatred I felt for Scar at the beginning of the movie wasn't all that bad because after all, Scar was Simba's uncle and Mufasa's brother. But I still remember that he was a bad person, so I didn't like him. Already, Scar was giving away that he was a bad person with his behavior and appearance.
When he pushed poor Mufasa off the cliff, I cried so much, believe me,...

hujambo guys, this past summer, I saw the remake with afew of my friends, and, I have some good and BAD reviews. Before we get started, if wewe haven't seen the remake yet, please don't read this makala as I'm about to give some potential spoilers. Now, let's get started:

The characters: I thought the characters were great and the fact that James Earl Jones reprised HIS role as Mufasa was an EPIC plus for me! I also thought Beyoncé was great as Nala, and I thought Seth Rogen did a pretty spot-on Pumbaa. I will admit-James Earl Jones sounded like he's aged, but if wewe think about it, he has. The...

So, here is my comparison on both the animated version and its live-action reboot. Ready?

The Story

While the majority of the story is the same, there are a couple of changes in the story, like we get to see zaidi of Scar, Sarabi and Nala shortly after Simba was exiled and Mufasa's death. (Tied)

The Characters

One thing that I am very impressed is that both Nala and Sarabi have zaidi character developments in this reboot. I am very happy for her independence and bravery throughout the entire film. (2019 Version)
Scar on the other hand, is very much like King Stefan from Maleficent despite that...

Hi guys, I had seen the live-action reboot of the Lion King and here is my review on this all-time classic that we grew up with. Then, I will write a comparison makala on both versions.

The Story


Okay, I am very impressed that the majority of the film is left untouched. Except that a couple of scenes are relatively new that were not seen in the 1994 animated feature, which also includes character developments for both Nala and Sarabi at the Pride Rock after Simba was expelled.
But, I was a little disappointed that a couple of scenes were shortened and rush. But on the other hand, they did...

Hi guys, since my Beauty and the Beast: Film vs Musical made it on the front page. Now, it's the Lion King's turn to write about, since I only got the movie soundtrack version. I will also write the musical version too.

The Movie Version

Okay, I grew up with this movie since my childhood days, I upendo the song and got the soundtrack for the film. My favourite score is 'Under the Stars', because the muziki is soothing before gradually becoming zaidi inspirational, African style!
I upendo the story very much as it introduces me about African culture, that I had always wanted to go to South Africa one...

Rumours persist that Disney intend to film all the old school animated sinema as live-action remakes. If a Lion King remake is green lighted, here is how I think they should proceed:

1. Make an adaptation of the musical- with "The Madness of King Scar" intact. That song, along with the "One kwa One" sequence, gives us a touch zaidi detail as to why the Pride Lands went to hell during Scar's time as king. The original movie is kind of like "Fuck you, The Pride Lands are falling because Scar is the bad guy!" whereas the MUSICAL establishes the fact that the hyenas are destroying the Pride Lands....

It's a bright sunny siku at the jungle as young cub Simba is usually and always the first one up but this time he wakes up being the last one to wake knowing after the death of his father and having to run away there is no one to impress au make proud anymore. Simba gets up and stretches then looks around Simba:" I wonder where Timon and Pumbaa are?" he says talking to himself as he walks going to find his two new best friends. He first looks at the pond where the water of a waterfall ends and is also where they drink, Simba:" not here" he says taking a drink of the water then walking away,...