Simba

Did Jimmy Kimmel choke up because Cecil was murdered or because he confused him with Simba from “The Lion King”” (Nzou). This follows his assertion that Americans don't comprehend the situation and how it affects The Zimbabweans. This quote appeals to pathos by using allusions and uses rhetorical questions. He alludes first to Jimmy Kimmel…

The doorway opens in walked the pastor, behind him is a family. A mother walked quietly behind a pastor with tears rolling down her face. Exhausted and tired of making funeral arrangements for her son. There are beautiful flowers and a fancy coffin in front of the stage. The church is decorated with plants and flowers to honor the son that passed away. Two gentlemen stood in front of the coffin and started shutting down the coffin slowly. The mother started crying loud, and other family members…

I chose to work with The Lion King for my Trailer Remix Assignment because it encompasses multiple genres throughout the film. Even though it is meant to be an adventure/drama movie it features different facial expressions and scenes that allows one to depict a romantic movie from it. The plot deals with growing up, getting into dangerous situations, making new friends, and finally accepting who you are. Due to the fact that this movie shows these two characters together in the first of the…

Summary: In chapter one, Foster begins giving an example of a quest; he explains how a trip to the store is considered a quest. Foster provides five key details included in a quest: a quester, a place to go, a reason to go there, challenges and tests on the way, and a real reason to go there (Foster 3). Furthermore, Foster explains how the “stated” reason is not the reason to go on the quest. The quester goes on the quest believing it is their life mission. Quote: “The real reason for a quest is…

Every line was said with as much emotion as possible and every action was made effortlessly, as if they had done this for all their life. The two kid actors, one for Simba and one for Nala, allowed the show to connect with the younger viewers. The hilarious lines of Zazu, the red-billed hornbill, and the Hyenas fill the entire theatre with laughter. All the characters were some type of animal, making it very difficult…

Aniesia Medina On September 22, I got the realcare baby to take care of for the weekend. I chose the white female, which I named Autumn Simba Medina Pavletic. Autmn is my first middle name, and Medina is my last. Simba is because I made lion king jokes based off her lion neck pillow, and Pavletic is my boyfriend’s last name. It was definitely an experience I will not forget. The first night is when I experienced the most fatigue and got the most frustrated. I wasn’t sure what to expect because…

Villains are known to be the bad guys of cartoons, movies, and tv shows. Villains such as Cruella de Vil, the Big Bad Wolf, the Joker, and a large number of others, are the ones that antagonize a story. Captain Hook antagonizes Peter Pan, who is his arch enemy. In Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent is known as “the mistress of evil”, she earns this name when she curses the infant Aurora. A third villain is Scar from the Lion King, who kills his own brother out of jealousy. Villains are known for their…

Lind, R.A. (2010). One of the scenes that are described by the author is worth paying attention when King Mufasa was sharing his wisdom with his son Simba who was the future king of the pride lands and will rule over different groups of animals living in pride land. He explained to him how the hierarchical society works in the pride lands and the circle of life. The author argues that Mufasa was entirely…

A hero is someone who “Embodies the aspirations of a people and has special powers, usually derived from some direct relationship with the divine.”(Leeming, David). The journey that they undergo in order to become known as a hero is known as a hero’s journey, and includes many different steps that allow the character to become known as a ‘hero’ in the end. A loved one of mine whose life has been very similar to that of a hero’s journey, is my mother. My mother is someone that I consider a hero…

Everyone has all seen a Disney film at one point in our lives. Most of us today have grown up watching Disney films over the past decade or two. While I have enjoyed watching them purely as entertainment when I was younger, watching them now, I am able to recognize underlying themes and ideas that are placed within the stories. I have found that there are three common themes that almost all Disney movies share. These are poetic justice, racism and anti-feminism. Body1: Happy ending like poetic…