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The lion king, Walt Disney Pictures presents ; directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff ; produced by Don Hahn ; screenplay by Irene Mecchi and Jonathan Roberts and Linda Woolverton ; songs by Tim Rice and Elton John ; original score composed and arranged by Hans Zimmer

eng

videorecording

MPAA Rating: Rated G; Canadian Home Video Rating: G

The lion king

videorecording

52959561

Walt Disney Pictures presents ; directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff ; produced by Don Hahn ; screenplay by Irene Mecchi and Jonathan Roberts and Linda Woolverton ; songs by Tim Rice and Elton John ; original score composed and arranged by Hans Zimmer

90

Disney DVD

Gozalz.

The Pridelands are a small slice of heaven, ruled by Mufasa, the Lion King. His son Simba is preoccupied with life and all its potential, and neglects the lessons Mufasa tries to impart. Scar, Mufasa's brother has lived his adult in the shadow of his better looking, more successful, universally adored sibling. Capitalizing upon Simba's youthful exuberance and reckless abandon, Scar manipulates his nephew into playing the key role in his ascension to power, and believing himself guilty of Mufasa's death. Simba flees from his home and family in shame and disgrace, never to return. Years of abuse and neglect under King Scar begin, and the Pridelands are devastated, and lionesses are hunting far outside their boundaries. One such is Nala, who discovers the exiled Simba, who must face the ghosts and demons of his past to save the ones he loves

"Circle of Life" -- Scar -- Father and son/Morning report -- Uncle Scar -- "I Just Can't Wait to be King" -- Elephant graveyard -- Under the stars -- "Be Prepared" -- Stampede -- King is dead -- Scar takes over -- Timon and Pumbaa -- "Hakuna Matata" -- Scar in command -- Pumbaa and Timon wax philosophical -- Nala and Simba reunite -- "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" -- Trouble in paradise -- He lives in you -- Simba returns -- Simba confronts Scar -- Fight -- Simba ascends -- End creditsDisc 1: Special features: Special Edition (90 min.); Original theatrical version (88 min.); Optional audio commentary; Featurettes, slide shows, music videos, and interactive features: Grasslands (3 min.); Tree of life (8 min.); Jungle; Elephant graveyard (5 min.); Sneaks [trailers] (11 min.); Disc two preview (1 min.)Disc 2. Special features: Continents [featurettes and slide shows]: Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, North America, South America; Journeys [featurettes and slide shows]: Story (12 min.); Film (18 min.); Stage (16 min.); Virtual safari [interactive feature]; Music (24 min.) and Music videos (12 min.); Animals (18 min.)

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animation