First of all, shame on you if you dissed the animation. Thank your stars
it's not another "Return of Jafar"-esque deal. We waited four years for
this, and it's better than nothing; indeed, the animation is quite good for
a DVD film. There are some video effects, such as the aforementioned focal
shot where Kiara comes abruptly close to the lens and away again, as well
as the scene where Simba is looking at the star in the sky, that are high
quality work.
Now...on the subject of queens. :)
I ran into a situation like this on Serengeti Nights MUCK (yes, I do muck
from time to time, and it's quite entertaining, thank you. :) where Simba's
son became estranged from him before he was old enough to take over.
Well...I play Simba on there, and with only one son and two daughters, I
had to do something. :) Solution: one daughter was named heir...and her
choice of mate would become the future king. Her choice ended up being the
son of Kisasian...Scar's *grandson*...which in effect would reunite the two
sides...IF the two fathers could somehow resolve the idea. Needless to
say, this gave rise to some dramatic moments... :)
Okay, okay, I'll get to the point. :)
Let's not knock this from one single viewing of a short clip. Instead,
let's be thankful that the Disney folks decided to spend a little more
money on this one and make it look halfway decent, and reserve critical
opinion until we get to see the whole story. Imagine what you might have
thought of TLK from seeing just the song "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" as
a preview, and then compare it to the whole story...like the song says,
there's far too much to take in, here.
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If from your heart it does not come."
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thanks Marcus for the MP3 I couldn't come to the conclusion without you and Kese.
Amen. I can't believe some people didn't like it. It WAS different, and took
some getting used to. The first time I saw Simba's mane, I thought he'd gone
grey or something ;) But in the end, I thought it was really good.
JTC
So Simba now has 2 cubs??
-Ashley
Maybe Neve's playing Adult Kiara? =) Though I believe someone may
have added Shani to it before it was actually confirmed. =P
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Thanks!
Melanie
>Thanks!
>Melanie
Hi matthew Broddrick is Simba His First Movie Was Ladyhawke
Nathan Lane Broadway way actor playes TimOn
Ernie Sabble Playes PUmba
Yes that is thier singing voices.
On Tue, 12 May 1998 11:02:14 -0700 (MST) Melanie K Bivin
<mk...@dana.ucc.nau.edu> writes:
>I have a question. Does anyone know who does the voices of Simba and
>Timon
>and Pumbaa...well everyone in Simba's Pride? The voice sounded
>different
>to me when I saw the preview. Maybe just the singing voice is
>different.
>If anyone could give me a list of the characters voices that would be
>great!
>
>Thanks!
>Melanie
>
All I know is Timon and Pumbaa,(i think) '
~TIMON~: Nathen Lane
Pumbaa: Ernie Sabella
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