It is said that it is an animal version of the Prince’s Revenge, so I looked at the movie with the impression of Hamlet. (When the old king died, the movie had already passed one-third, and I felt that the focus of the story might not be revenge) but animals Sure enough, his world is much simpler than human beings, and the weak and the strong are the unchanging law of survival. Simba is a growing image, and his father Mufasa is really charming, a majestic and brave Lion King, it is really sad when he died. There are only a handful of villains in the movie. There are only three coyotes and Uncle Scar. The role of Scar is really funny. I don’t know why he is so much worse than his brother in physique and strength, even his nephew can’t beat him. , (This nephew still grew up in a greenhouse instead of on the grassland) But Simba is young after all, so it is so-called young and strong. The supporting characters are really brilliant, the wise old monkey, Simba’s guide, and the lovely Ding Man and Peng Peng. One is a pig, and the other is just a pig. I didn’t see anything. In the final battle, the monkey Both the pigs and the pigs can be extremely powerful. It laughs me to death. It is probably the power of justice hahaha. And Simba’s mother and childhood sweetheart Nana are completely positive roles in it. This is completely different from Hamlet. Before I saw it, I was still thinking about whether the world of lions also has such a perverted tradition of killing brothers and marrying sisters-in-law. Fortunately, this plot was removed from the movie. And Simba's lover, Nana, turned into a strong and brave female image, completely different from Ophelia in Hamlet, after all, she was a lioness haha. The soundtrack of the sparks of love when they reunited is also really classic, can you feel the love tonight, it’s so beautiful. In short, the animal world is much simpler than human beings. Without Hamlet's thinking about life and human nature, but seriously telling a story about growth and responsibility, it can be regarded as a classic film.
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