- Dec 13, 2004
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$920m as of this past weekend iirc
lion king would have to be dark phoenix/fan4stic bad to not make a billi
lion king would have to be dark phoenix/fan4stic bad to not make a billi
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Looking like Aladdin is going to quietly make a billi...
I can't wait.
My only worry is that it's an English spoken movie. If the lead actress can't deliver her lines in English convincingly that might take me out of the movie.
Wasn't convinced by her delivery of her lines in the trailer.
I never said I didn't understand her. I said I wasn't convinced by her delivery.Not sure which trailer you watched but i understood her fine.
Yes. We can agree on this.i lowkey wanna hear "ill make a man out of u"
song is my fav from the film
wait hold upYes. We can agree on this.
Too bad it's not going to be a musical.
nope, their just gon’ orchestra the og songs and use it as background music
I wish more of the reviews would talk about the animals emoting when they speak. If they do so
We learned a lot on The Jungle Book, and one of the things we learned is that if you push the facial expressions on an animal too much it starts to look less like an animal and more like a human. Part of the naturalistic approach of The Lion King that would have not fit in with our tone. Part of it is trying to make the animals express emotions without facial expression, so like in the case of Pumbaa, who is a very comedic character who has a lot of facial expressions in the old one, how do you make a warthog comical if you can’t make him make faces? You have to look at the reference of warthogs in nature, and you start to see that they’re very comical in the way that they move.
So, part of it was directing the animators to express the emotions of the characters, be it the lion or the meerkat or the warthog, in a way that is both consistent with what people would see in nature, but also to express the performance choices the actors are making. So, there’s a lot of body language that was worked into this piece. What’s nice is that as you watch the film all together, I think it’s very successful. But it definitely is one of the things that created one of the bigger challenges, to try to help bring the charm and humanity of the original productions into this without having the ability to manipulate the facial expressions and the naturalism of the animals to the extent that you could in animation.
Lol exactlyI'm good, I don't need to be forced a Beyonce song and forced reviews about how good she was in the movie.