Review Film 'The Lion King'an animated film production of Walt Disney Feature Animation

'The Lion King' is an animated film production of Walt Disney Feature Animation. The film also became one of the most successful animated films in the United States.

The movie 'The Lion King' is the 32nd film of the history of the classic Walt Disney animated film. The latest version was released on December 25, 2002.

The film is also a musical with the songs of Elton John and Tim Rice and music from Hans Zimmer.

little story about the movie 'The Lion King'.

Simba's father, Mufasa, is a lion and is the king of all the animals in that place. Scar, Mufasa's sister, jealous of Simba's position as the heir to the throne. By working together with hyena, he tried to get rid of it.

Scar trap and always try to harm the simba, but always get his father's help.

Although Simba was helped by his father, Mufasa himself died of being dropped by Scar from a cliff. Simba was run away because Scar told the hyenas to kill her.

Simba grows up in that place and then meets a lion of his friend, Nala, who asks him to come back and drive out Scar who rules like a dictator.

In doubt, he asks Rafiki, his father's advisor, and Rafiki points out that Mufasa's soul is within Simba. Simba went back to his kingdom.

When he arrived, he saw that his kingdom was ruined by Scar. The lions were fighting against Scar and hyenanya.

In the fight, Scar said that she was the cause of Mufasa's murder. Fierce battles again re-occur in the midst of fire raging from lightning. Scar eventually lost and was expelled. Well, finally Simba became king.

Animation principle in Lion King movie:

• Anticipation, when the character walks or runs, he first square off with his feet.
• Staging, background and background that support the atmosphere.
• Timing, speed or slowness of walking (moving)
• Follow Through and Overlapping Action, when the character of his body story is silent but he still talks.
• Secondary Action, the character of a character is running, the main movement of course is set foot as it should be.