Precuela del éxito de Disney del 2019 'El Rey León'.Precuela del éxito de Disney del 2019 'El Rey León'.Precuela del éxito de Disney del 2019 'El Rey León'.
- Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 17 nominaciones en total
Aaron Pierre
- Mufasa
- (voz)
Tiffany Boone
- Sarabi
- (voz)
Preston Nyman
- Zazu
- (voz)
Blue Ivy Carter
- Kiara
- (voz)
Mads Mikkelsen
- Kiros
- (voz)
Seth Rogen
- Pumbaa
- (voz)
Billy Eichner
- Timon
- (voz)
Thandiwe Newton
- Eshe
- (voz)
Lennie James
- Obasi
- (voz)
Anika Noni Rose
- Afia
- (voz)
Keith David
- Masego
- (voz)
Theo Somolu
- Taka Cub
- (voz)
Donald Glover
- Simba
- (voz)
- Dirección
- Guionista
- Todo el elenco y el equipo
- Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro
Resumen
Reviewers say 'Mufasa: The Lion King' is lauded for its stunning visuals and animation, enriching the Pride Lands with intricate detail. The film's exploration of Mufasa's backstory and his complex relationship with Scar is appreciated for offering fresh perspectives. However, critics point out the weak script, uninspired songs, and lack of emotional depth. The inclusion of Timon and Pumbaa is often deemed unnecessary and disruptive. Some feel the film overly relies on nostalgia, failing to establish a compelling standalone narrative. Despite these drawbacks, it remains a visually impressive installment in the franchise.
Opiniones destacadas
With the imminent disaster that is Snow White, waiting in the wings, the company needed a big hit.
I have no doubts that fans of The Lion King's many forms will flock to see it, and for kids and families, there is a definite appeal, I watched this movie about a week ago, and almost forgot to review it, that's the problem, it simply isn't memorable.
You get the impression that they played it super safe, it's just a little bland at times, it's hardly a film that'll be remembered as a classic. Sure it's a good story, but sometimes it just feels a little shoved together.
Amazing visuals, lovely music, you can't fault the production values of it at all.
It's a shame that James Earl Jones couldn't have been persuaded to at least feature, but it was nice that the film was dedicated to him.
A nice movie, just hardly memorable.
6/10.
I have no doubts that fans of The Lion King's many forms will flock to see it, and for kids and families, there is a definite appeal, I watched this movie about a week ago, and almost forgot to review it, that's the problem, it simply isn't memorable.
You get the impression that they played it super safe, it's just a little bland at times, it's hardly a film that'll be remembered as a classic. Sure it's a good story, but sometimes it just feels a little shoved together.
Amazing visuals, lovely music, you can't fault the production values of it at all.
It's a shame that James Earl Jones couldn't have been persuaded to at least feature, but it was nice that the film was dedicated to him.
A nice movie, just hardly memorable.
6/10.
Man these 2 were unnecessary and NOT funny. Annoyed every time they cut to them. Havent seen the first live action and now i definitely wont if I have to see more of these two. Could've used less cutting back and forth maybe a voiceover would have been more effective. Villains didnt really have a lot of depth. Nothing interesting about them. They just wanted to wipe out all other prides? I dont know. WhyOtherwise enjoyable movie. Casting of Rafiki was a good choice. Truly brought the essence of Rafiki from the original movie. Won't repeat what already has been said. Songs were catchy visuals were stunning.
Pleasantly surprised. It wasn't the soulless cash grab people claimed-the movie has heart and plenty of story.
People love to hate on things and they will make this movie a target. This is why I feel obliged to tell you it's not that bad. If you like this type of movies, blockbusters, you will probably enjoy it; I know I did.
I feel like the CGI was on par with the first but they've definitely improved the expression of the animals (one of the biggest complaints from the first one).
One of the most obvious mistakes is that the movie should have been longer; the story feels cramped, and you can feel it on the pacing.
"less childhood trauma, more meerkat" is what I want for the threequel.
People love to hate on things and they will make this movie a target. This is why I feel obliged to tell you it's not that bad. If you like this type of movies, blockbusters, you will probably enjoy it; I know I did.
I feel like the CGI was on par with the first but they've definitely improved the expression of the animals (one of the biggest complaints from the first one).
One of the most obvious mistakes is that the movie should have been longer; the story feels cramped, and you can feel it on the pacing.
"less childhood trauma, more meerkat" is what I want for the threequel.
The score always delivers emotionally. What I noticed is that Disney is losing, with the latest products, that double layer, the message under the surface that only adults can decipher. Maybe it's because of the story and the circumstances, but I found it too exclusive for children, especially from a director like Jenkins.
Everything else is okay. Nothing big, nothing great. You get what you go in for, emotion, fun, something that could make you feel again the feelings that you felt the first time you watched the original thing. I don't know if they're going to expand the cinematic universe.
Italian dubbing sucked. Singers can't dub. Period.
Everything else is okay. Nothing big, nothing great. You get what you go in for, emotion, fun, something that could make you feel again the feelings that you felt the first time you watched the original thing. I don't know if they're going to expand the cinematic universe.
Italian dubbing sucked. Singers can't dub. Period.
Visuals are great, but it can't hold up an overall subpar movie. Fine for kids and families but leaves originality at the door.
It does fit together some fine lore to bring us up to speed with what we know from the original movie. How it does it is rehash story elements, themes and plenty of conveniences to forcibly make the pieces fit into the original. It has similar flaire to Solo where it's just fine and uninterestingly shows or tells us where things come from in this fanfiction. Sometimes it's best to leave things a mystery if the progenitor is unceremoniously bland.
The music is fine but doesn't have the same force of fun or majesty as the original score. They're kind of just there like Moana 2's music. Not bad, but certainly not memorable.
The 3D glasses also did nothing. It felt like just a regular movie instead of them trying to do anything with with 3D.
The worst part IMO was no James Earl Jones in the actual movie. I know he's sadly passed, but they've brought back voices from other people before. If they didn't want to synthesize, they could've used unused clips or even just reused a voice clip from previous Lion King works. I can't get behind a movie called Mufasa without Mufasa's actual iconic voice somewhere in the movie.
Feels like a made for TV movie, and probably worth a watch on Disney+. But not really one I'd recommend for theatres or purchase.
It does fit together some fine lore to bring us up to speed with what we know from the original movie. How it does it is rehash story elements, themes and plenty of conveniences to forcibly make the pieces fit into the original. It has similar flaire to Solo where it's just fine and uninterestingly shows or tells us where things come from in this fanfiction. Sometimes it's best to leave things a mystery if the progenitor is unceremoniously bland.
The music is fine but doesn't have the same force of fun or majesty as the original score. They're kind of just there like Moana 2's music. Not bad, but certainly not memorable.
The 3D glasses also did nothing. It felt like just a regular movie instead of them trying to do anything with with 3D.
The worst part IMO was no James Earl Jones in the actual movie. I know he's sadly passed, but they've brought back voices from other people before. If they didn't want to synthesize, they could've used unused clips or even just reused a voice clip from previous Lion King works. I can't get behind a movie called Mufasa without Mufasa's actual iconic voice somewhere in the movie.
Feels like a made for TV movie, and probably worth a watch on Disney+. But not really one I'd recommend for theatres or purchase.
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- TriviaJames Earl Jones, who played Mufasa from 1994 to 2019, passed away at 93 on September 9, 2024. This film is dedicated to his memory. He was actually asked to return to play Mufasa, but he declined due to retiring from acting in 2022. However, before he died, Jones gave Disney permission to replicate his voice using AI, in addition to using archival audio, with iconic characters Darth Vader and Mufasa in mind. While Mufasa: El rey león (2024) did not use AI, they did use a brief bit of archival sound towards the beginning of the film.
- ErroresMufasa is proven to have an excellent sense of smell, proven by being able to smell duck flowers on Sarabi from her valley, despite her not having been there for days. But he did not smell Kiros on Taka after Taka betrayed Mufasa and joined the white lions.
- Citas
Taka: Mufasa, please forgive me.
Zazu: You must banish him, sire.
Mufasa: As long as I'm king, my brother will have a place here.
Taka: Brother, I'm so...
Mufasa: But I won't ever say your name again. I can't. I won't.
Taka: Then call me Scar. So I will never forget what I have done.
Mufasa: Scar.
Taka: [He bows and leaves.] Your Majesty.
- Créditos curiososThere is a dedication at the start of the film: "In remembrance of James Earl Jones".
- ConexionesFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: The Sequel of Life (2020)
- Bandas sonorasHome
Written by Nicholas Britell
Choral Pieces by Lebo M. and Nicholas Britell
Performed by Lebo M. and South African Cultural Gospel Choir
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Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 200,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 254,567,693
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 35,409,365
- 22 dic 2024
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 722,631,756
- Tiempo de ejecución
- 1h 58min(118 min)
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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