iirc Taka is Scar's actual name, so it looks like Mufasa actually stole his birthright based on the synopsisHow does the Scar "jealous about the line of succession" thing work if they weren't born nobles? How is that even possible with how lion prides work?
My exact thoughts. I don't care for the computer stuff anymore. Would have been awesome if it was hand drawnCan't help but watch this and think "wouldn't it be so much better if it was traditional animation".
In the original animated film, isn't it conclusive that Mufasa and Scar are brothers by blood (something about the gene pool etc)?
So now Mufasa was an orphan who became King?
Wut?
iirc Taka is Scar's actual name, so it looks like Mufasa actually stole his birthright based on the synopsis
Turns out Scar was 100% right to be pissed. Mufasa stole his job and told everyone to call him Scar
No just makes less money.Is 2D hand drawn with modern technology really more expensive than attempting to create and animate life like animals?
The other lion Taka is ScarWait no Scar? That's weird.
EDIT: Or is he in this under a different name?
In terms of story, Jenkins reveals that the film "exists in parallel timelines," following both a nascent Mufasa in the past, and Simba and Nala's daughter Kiara in the present day. This seemingly implies that Mufasa is taking cues from the original animated direct-to-video sequel, The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, but Jenkins is expectedly guarded on specifics. "There's some stuff from the canon that is very much referenced or alluded to, but it's its own thing," he shares. As Scar once said, be prepared.
If that's the case they should've used He Lives in You instead of Circle of LifeMufasa: The Lion King Trailer Interview: Barry Jenkins On Blue Ivy Carter, The New Songs, And More
Barry Jenkins speaks to Empire about his The Lion King prequel-sequel Mufasa – including the new locations, casting and musical numbers.www.empireonline.com
WHATThe Lion King 1½ - Wikipedia
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Celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year!
whoa, this was 2004? The year that MGS3 and Halo 2 came out? Wild. I would have guessed the late 90s just like the first sequel. Then again, I haven't watched it, so I'm sure that that's the reason why I'm misremembering.The Lion King 1½ - Wikipedia
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Celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year!
Had some great trailers tooThe Lion King 1½ - Wikipedia
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Celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year!
How does the Scar "jealous about the line of succession" thing work if they weren't born nobles? How is that even possible with how lion prides work?
Pretty sure there was also a trailer framed like this on with Timon and Pumba in a theater and a bunch of other Disney characters join in but I can't seem to find it
That's what it was! Could have sworn it was another teaser but it's been so longThat's the end of the movie, you see Silohouttes of the rest of The Lion King cast coming in to watch the movie, then you see Mickey's Ears, and then more of the expanded Disney Animated cast come in as well.
"one for them, one for me"
All I can think about is James Baxter's animation for Lion KingMy exact thoughts. I don't care for the computer stuff anymore. Would have been awesome if it was hand drawn
I don't think it's an "adult problem". Adults are into anime, stuff like Marvel's X-Men '97 (and probably the upcoming animated Spider-Man Freshmen Years show too). I think it's more so the executives who simply devalue animation for no real reason other than they personally don't find it interesting. For instance, when I saw Shrek in theaters for the 25th Anniversary, the audience was about 95% adult if not more. I feel like these executives simply hate on animation just because its been used as a way to appeal to kids for so long not realizing that those kids will grow up to still like animation and would show up for all of the right projects. Hell, if Disney did a full on run of putting old Pixar or old Disney Animation films in theaters, they'd arguably see more money from that than anything they're releasing right now. It's, in my opinion, a "out-of-touch" problem more so than an adult one.the hardest of hard passes
utter trash
shame adults can't handle "animation..." while watching animation
How does the Scar "jealous about the line of succession" thing work if they weren't born nobles? How is that even possible with how lion prides work?
"Without a drop of nobility in his blood"
What happened to his dad and the kings of the past? Is he adopted?
Same. Would general audiences go see it though if it was hand-drawn 2D? It seems like all the popular stuff is cgi heavy nowadays. Disney is probably afraid of a The Princess and the Frog repeat, which sucks because that's my second favorite animated Disney movie and it deserves way more credit.Can't help but watch this and think "wouldn't it be so much better if it was traditional animation".
Someone played FFXV at Disney and was like "Shit, we could do something with this.".Mufasa usurps the role of king from Scar/Taka. I'm screaming lol