Everyone has events in the past where they are not proud of and would like to forget about. The Lion King presents this idea. Pride Land of Africa is where the Lion King took place. There is only one lion that rules over all the other animals, King Mufasa. All the animals that live in Pride Land are called to Pride Rock, as light starts to break, Simba, a young lion prince was born. Scar plots with the hyenas to kill Mufasa and Simba, to make himself King. Simba leaves the kingdom in embarrassment. Simba was persuaded to return home to overthrow Scar and claim the kingdom as his own completing the “Circle of Life”, after years being an outcast. At the beginning of the movie Mufasa comes to the rescue when Simba got
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The movie does an excellent job with capturing the kids’ attention by using bright colors throughout the film. The characters voices also plays a huge part in the movie because right off the bat the audience can tell who are the good guys and the bad guys, no need to guess. What makes Scar frightening to little kids is the deepness of his voice, his dark colors and his hard features. The huge scar on top of Scar’s eye does not help him either it makes him look intimidating. Scar’s bright green eyes are mesmerizing, making it easy to trap each character into his fake charm that gives off a bad vibe that he could be the bad guy or the antagonist. Mufasa is the total opposite of Scar; Mufasa has a strong voice that makes him look like a leader. Looking at Mufasa, the audience can tell that he is royalty, has knowledge and is respected by others. The audience instantly likes Mufasa when the animals of Pride Land showed their respect for Mufasa by bowing down to him and his family. At the start of the movie, Simba is shown as a vulnerable but yet strong-minded little lion with an optimistic outlook on life. From the beginning, the audience fell in love with Simba because everyone has a soft spot for anything that looks cute and cuddly. At the end, Simba is strong, independent and is ruling Pride Land of Africa. Simba has completed the “Circle of
The movie does an excellent job with capturing the kids’ attention by using bright colors throughout the film. The characters voices also plays a huge part in the movie because right off the bat the audience can tell who are the good guys and the bad guys, no need to guess. What makes Scar frightening to little kids is the deepness of his voice, his dark colors and his hard features. The huge scar on top of Scar’s eye does not help him either it makes him look intimidating. Scar’s bright green eyes are mesmerizing, making it easy to trap each character into his fake charm that gives off a bad vibe that he could be the bad guy or the antagonist. Mufasa is the total opposite of Scar; Mufasa has a strong voice that makes him look like a leader. Looking at Mufasa, the audience can tell that he is royalty, has knowledge and is respected by others. The audience instantly likes Mufasa when the animals of Pride Land showed their respect for Mufasa by bowing down to him and his family. At the start of the movie, Simba is shown as a vulnerable but yet strong-minded little lion with an optimistic outlook on life. From the beginning, the audience fell in love with Simba because everyone has a soft spot for anything that looks cute and cuddly. At the end, Simba is strong, independent and is ruling Pride Land of Africa. Simba has completed the “Circle of