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Rating: 10/10 (11 May 2008)

Walt Disney's "The Lion King". This movie remains near and dear to my heart, and not just because I've grown up with it. This Disney film, with it's beautiful backgrounds, amazing voice talents, wonderful music, addicting songs, and touching moments stay with you for your entire life. Lion King remains one of the few movies I tear up at every time, no matter how old I am. Mufasa's death is undoubtedly one of the saddest deaths in movie history, along with the death of Bambi's mother, and Bridge to Terabithia. Watching the movie in class brings out tissues and "It's my allergy" excuses all around, as Simba nudges his father's still body, begging him to wake up. Eager lion cubs in an elephant graveyard, goose-stepping hyenas, lovable meerkats doing the hula and a lion cub held up in a ray of sunlight are moments that stay with viewers forever. One of Disney's best, and will remain so forever.