The Lion King

Rating: 9/10 (2 October 2014)

Many 90's kids see this movie as one ultimate reminder of their childhood. It could contain the first sadness as well as the first laugh at a joke. Lion king has the ability to make toddlers understand real emotions as many others of the Disney movies.
But Lion king has something extra. Maybe its the perfect combination between seriousness and comedy. Maybe its the nostalgic Disney drawing, maybe its because of the lack of humans in the movie that allows us to instead of worrying about the human you lose yourself into something else. Something you can feel for not based by the looks of the character. Of course do every toddler in any age have a majestic understanding of the greatness of lions and that helps logically. But why is Lion king just as good now when we're adults?
My own theory of this matter is (without mention the nostalgic factor) is that the movie has a perfect balance of light and dark. Not only in the sadness/comedy area but also in the actual nature way. Sceneries are different as the journey goes on and something happens inside of us during that journey. We feel uncomfortable in the desert and in the dark, and happy and relaxed in the jungle with all the green. This mix of emotions bring a tone to Lion king thats hard to shake off. Lion king affects you after you've watched it and when you've seen it, doesn't matter how many times you've watched it, you tell someone you've seen it. And that person will agree and probably say "yes, I've watched it like a thousand times, It so good" and you'll reply yes I've seen it a thousand times before too" just to make sure to the other person that he does not like it more than you.
I think its parental responsibility to pass this genius movie onto the coming generations. Lion king will always be one of the satisfaction marks, movie based.