Watch The Lion King 3D (2011) Online Free - Walt Disney Studios is celebrating the premiere of The Lion King 3D at the historic El Capitan Theatre.
The voice talent of Robert Guillaume who played Rafiki, Moira Kelly (Adult Nala), Jim Cummings (Ed) and Niketa Calame (Young Nala) were joined by legendary Disney producer Don Hahn, co-directors Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff, animators Tony Bancroft, Mark Henn, and Andreas Deja. The voice cast was joined by a variety of guests including Julie Bowen (Modern Family), Melora Hardin (The Office), Melissa Joan Hart, Ali Landry, Gilles Marini, Antonio Sabato Jr., Rick Schroeder, Monet Mazur, RJ Mitte (Breaking Bad), Shaunie O’Neal, Adam Irigoyen (Disney Channel’s Shake it Up) Maria Canals-Barrera , Nolan Sotillo (from the Prom).
Simba, Nala, Mufasa, Timon and Pumba
will be back and better this fall when the Oscar and Golden Globe winning movie returns to theaters for a special two-week theatrical extravaganza that kicks off on September 16, 2011. This will be the first time ever that this movie will be brought back to the big screen with Disney Digital 3D and is highly anticipated. The debut will kick off October 4, celebrating the Diamond Edition release of the epic movie “The Lion King” in high-definition Blu-ray™ and Blu-ray 3D™. Will you be checking out this movie when it comes out on 3d?
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Starring: Matthew Broderick, Niketa Calame, Jim Cummings, James Earl Jones, Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Jeremy Irons, Robert Guillaume, Rowan Atkinson, Moira Kelly, Whoopi Goldberg, Zoe Leader, Cheech Marin, Madge Sinclair, Jonathan Taylor Thomas
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Director: Roger Allers, Rob Minkoff
Screenwriter: Irene Mecchi, Jonathan Roberts, Linda Woolverton
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Review: 8/10 rating
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We've been in the post-CGI children's film era for so long now (before we know it "Toy Story" will be celebrating it's 20th Anniversary), a lot of today's prime animation audience don't even realize we once made films like "The Lion King," both in terms of charm and classical animation ability. And while it's far from the best film Disney Animation ever produced--although that has more to do with the quality of a lot of Disney's other work--it is maybe the perfect film to use to reintroduce classical 2D cell animation to a new generation. In every way, both good and bad, "The Lion King" epitomizes the last heyday of classic feature animation that existed in the 1990s.
As the promotional material of the time wasted no breath stating, "The Lion King" was the first animated film from Disney based on original material rather than a pre-existing fable or children's story. Compare that to the marketing surrounding "Tangled" 16 years later as the first classic Disney film to use a fairy tale again, or "The Princess and the Frog" as the first classically-animated film in a similar amount of time and it's obvious what a big change the industry has gone through in a short time.
Our hero here is young Simba (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), princely son of Mufasa (James Earl Jones), the king of beasts, and heir to Pride Rock. Unfortunately he's also the nephew of the simpering, ambitious Scar (Jeremy Irons) who lusts after Mufasa's throne and will do whatever it takes to get it. Even, and especially, using his young nephew as bait in a plan to kill the king.
In this case, 'Original Material' depends very much on how far you're willing to stretch the notion. "The Lion King" is not based on a specific story, but it does owe quite a bit to the various 'Hamlet' legends and--depending on who you ask--the old anime series "The White Lion."
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Lion KThe voice talent of Robert Guillaume who played Rafiki, Moira Kelly (Adult Nala), Jim Cummings (Ed) and Niketa Calame (Young Nala) were joined by legendary Disney producer Don Hahn, co-directors Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff, animators Tony Bancroft, Mark Henn, and Andreas Deja. The voice cast was joined by a variety of guests including Julie Bowen (Modern Family), Melora Hardin (The Office), Melissa Joan Hart, Ali Landry, Gilles Marini, Antonio Sabato Jr., Rick Schroeder, Monet Mazur, RJ Mitte (Breaking Bad), Shaunie O’Neal, Adam Irigoyen (Disney Channel’s Shake it Up) Maria Canals-Barrera , Nolan Sotillo (from the Prom).
Simba, Nala, Mufasa, Timon and Pumba
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Starring: Matthew Broderick, Niketa Calame, Jim Cummings, James Earl Jones, Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, Jeremy Irons, Robert Guillaume, Rowan Atkinson, Moira Kelly, Whoopi Goldberg, Zoe Leader, Cheech Marin, Madge Sinclair, Jonathan Taylor Thomas
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Director: Roger Allers, Rob Minkoff
Screenwriter: Irene Mecchi, Jonathan Roberts, Linda Woolverton
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Review: 8/10 rating
<="" span="">Review:
We've been in the post-CGI children's film era for so long now (before we know it "Toy Story" will be celebrating it's 20th Anniversary), a lot of today's prime animation audience don't even realize we once made films like "The Lion King," both in terms of charm and classical animation ability. And while it's far from the best film Disney Animation ever produced--although that has more to do with the quality of a lot of Disney's other work--it is maybe the perfect film to use to reintroduce classical 2D cell animation to a new generation. In every way, both good and bad, "The Lion King" epitomizes the last heyday of classic feature animation that existed in the 1990s.
As the promotional material of the time wasted no breath stating, "The Lion King" was the first animated film from Disney based on original material rather than a pre-existing fable or children's story. Compare that to the marketing surrounding "Tangled" 16 years later as the first classic Disney film to use a fairy tale again, or "The Princess and the Frog" as the first classically-animated film in a similar amount of time and it's obvious what a big change the industry has gone through in a short time.
Our hero here is young Simba (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), princely son of Mufasa (James Earl Jones), the king of beasts, and heir to Pride Rock. Unfortunately he's also the nephew of the simpering, ambitious Scar (Jeremy Irons) who lusts after Mufasa's throne and will do whatever it takes to get it. Even, and especially, using his young nephew as bait in a plan to kill the king.
In this case, 'Original Material' depends very much on how far you're willing to stretch the notion. "The Lion King" is not based on a specific story, but it does owe quite a bit to the various 'Hamlet' legends and--depending on who you ask--the old anime series "The White Lion."
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