The fear of life on the bumpy road

Vito 2021-12-31 08:02:34

The display of colors and species is very similar to that of Africa. I saw this film when I was visiting the East Africa Zoo. The film refined the romance of the most moving animal kingdom on the African continent.

In the early morning in Africa, there was a pair of eyes looking at me in the Chinese conversation echoing behind me. Two rounds of inquiries, stops, lingering and helplessness, and moments of reluctance, are all regretful for passing by the Nakuru Flamingo Sanctuary. Inadvertently tempted, sinking into the sea.

I am deeply moved by the peace and rhythm of life. Africa, from then on, has become my eternal dream, my other home.

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Extended Reading
  • Virginia 2022-04-22 07:01:33

    After watching it, I understand that the essence of this film is all in these two words

  • Nicole 2022-04-23 07:02:40

    In the end, Kiraya and Gina fell off the cliff together, and it was Simba who really jumped to save Kiraya. Goff just stood on the edge of the cliff and shouted "Kiraya! Kiraya!" so, the girls still had snacks. Well, never forget that the man who loves you the most is your father. PS: The first favorite Nana scene is so little, I am heartbroken.

The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride quotes

  • Simba: [as Kiara was leaving Pride Rock] Whoa!

    [grabs hold of Kiara]

    Simba: Where do you think you're going in such a hurry?

    [Picks Kiara up and placed her beside him]

    Young Kiara: Daddy. Let go.

    Simba: Well, I just want you to be careful.

    [Kiara chases a butterfly. Simba grabs her tail just as she was about to pounce]

    Simba: Kiara, are you listening? Accidents can happen. You could easily get...

    Young Kiara: Hurt or stepped on or even get lost.

    Simba: And remember,

    [releases Kiara's tail]

    Simba: I want you to stay in sight of Pride Rock at all times.

    Young Kiara: At all times. I know. And if I see any strangers, don't talk to them, come straight home. Okay, okay, can I go now? Please?

    Simba: Very funny.

  • Nala: Hold on, Kiara!