This never cease to amaze me..well, everyone else for that matter

Rating: 1/10 (8 December 2019)

Ok, I was already skeptical about this. I will write the sins for this horrid adaptation to "The Lion King" (1994) to spell this out for you.
Consider it as the Seven Deadly Sins:
1. Live-Action (seriously)
2. No emotion
3. The expressionless characters/actors
4. The movie being filmed frame-by-frame that you can watch the original run through your head while watching it (this similar thing happened to "The Beauty and the Beast" (2017). I do mean similar, because they decided to add the Beast's solo song).
5. The scenery is not even close to convincing because it's all about the atmosphere to feel the emotions of all the characters. Other than that, it's supposed to be beautiful Africa, not Background-Screensavers.
6. (Worst two sins for last) The actors. Oh, I got LOADS BUT SHORT THINGS TO SAY. What the hell were they thinking?! Oh yeah, money!
Worst actors to match up the characters (Not James Earl Jones who played the original/remade Mufasa. He's a freaking treasure.)!!!! Shortly after I found about this remake, I looked up the cast for this. As I was browsing through the list, all can say was, "Oh god. Seriously?".
This is an example but it's like you try and like the Twilight franchise but you got skeptical because everything about those movies were bad and gave up them. This is what happened with the live action movies based off the animated movies. The books are slightly different because some movies try to stay true and respect the books.
Aside from that, that's when I got skeptical since Beauty and The Beast (2017).
7. Omigod, ( WORST SIN ) The DISNEY INDUSTRY SCREWING THE AUDIENCES OVER!!!!!! And it was so bad that I made through the first 20 minutes. I am being serious! That's how horrible it was!! I know that I'm all talk about this but I have seen enough to know what the hell's happening. I've heard and seen reviews of this but knowing all this....DISGRACE!!!
Isn't there a saying somewhere saying, (loosely) "You cannot fix what's not been broken."?? Anyone? Nope! I guess not, because CLEARLY the Disney industry has created live-action movies. We all didn't ask for this whatsoever. I was opened minded about live action and hoping it would be a little different but if they're going to be doing this frame-by-frame movies, this has to STOP NOW. God, if I was a professional movie critic, I would it give it a negative zero on Rotten Tomatoes and this website. Yeah, I would seriously do that, because The Lion King (1994) was my favorite Disney movie EVER!!!
BETRAYAL!!!!
Enough said.