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I'm not gonna lie, some parts still make me cry, and rewatching it 10 years later or so was a blast.

Best Movie EVER!

Why not post the amazing song in it?

awimbawe awimbawe ...


EDIt: Also at 40 mins in the movie

Never seen it =D

Seems the kind of thing you'd like Black.

Did you know that you may also recognise the voice of Rafiki...



as this man...

Blackadder51 wrote:Never seen it =D

You have not seen anything. Your life does not have meaning until you watch this movie.

Laptop_mini wrote:

Blackadder51 wrote:Never seen it =D

You have not seen anything. Your life does not have meaning until you watch this movie.

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I like Aladin and Hercules a lot more than Lion King in terms of Disney movies.

jagorrax wrote:I like Aladin and Hercules a lot more than Lion King in terms of Disney movies.

Aladin <3 I still have the VHS for it

Yeah Hercules and Robin Hood were always my favourites.

I still have a video of the lion king, i also have the second lion king on video aswell... and the 3rd one on dvd, I love these movies, better than the disney crap they feed kids now.
Thanks for posting this, i havent watched this in ages cause my video player is broke.

Also the voice actor for Scar is the same actor for the bad guy in Die hard 3

Blackadder51 wrote:Never seen it =D

Better watch it right away :p

I saw the West End Production, it was amazingly awesome. There were people crying in the first 5 minutes. Yeah.

Oh, and in terms of tears, it's nowhere near as baaaw-worthy as The Fox and the Hound.

I remember seeing it back in the theatre. I enjoyed it, and didn't mind the sequels either. Looking back on that era of Disney, in general, makes me remember it as a good time for them. I still sometimes miss Disney's early 90s television shows.

The first Disney film I saw in a theatre was "The Brave Little Toaster," but I don't remember it at all. I do remember "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" though!

Edit: Unrelated... that theatre I saw "Lion King" in was on fire (and later burnt down) while I was watching "Deep Impact" in it with a date at the time (1998, I think?). It was crazy to leave a movie about asteroids and the world ending to find that the street was on fire and the theatre was burning down.

I love you for showing me this. I haven't seen this movie in years.