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Who Has Seen The Lion King Before?

Have You Seen The Lion King?

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It might seem like a rather odd question, (especially since I originally thought that everybody on the planet has seen it) but occasionally I run into some people who hasn't seen this iconic movie before. With the release of the remake coming up this Friday (that I plan watching on my friend's firestick) this question came to my mind. A story above love, loss, facing your past, and taking your place in the circle of life,.. "The Lion King" is full of life lessons that kids these days just aren't taught anymore. *sigh* So, who has and hasn't seen "The Lion King." I'm pretty sure that if you haven't seen it that you have at least heard of it by now.




 
The original is always better than a remake. I saw it on TV many years ago as I refuse to go to the movies and pay those ridiculous prices. I really do not watch many movies unless it's something that appeals to me.
 
for_his_glory said:
The original is always better than a remake. I saw it on TV many years ago as I refuse to go to the movies and pay those ridiculous prices. I really do not watch many movies unless it's something that appeals to me.
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Umm,.. that's not always the case. I actually think that the new Aladdin was a slight bit better than the original. Sure it was only a slight bit better but still, I thought that it was an AMAZING movie! :biggrin2
 
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