Leo il leone - Re della giungla
Titolo originale: Leo the Lion: King of the Jungle
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaLeo, a selfish king, finds himself in a fatherly role when a cub needs his help.Leo, a selfish king, finds himself in a fatherly role when a cub needs his help.Leo, a selfish king, finds himself in a fatherly role when a cub needs his help.
- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
Nathan Aswell
- Aardvark
- (voce)
Bailee Reid
- Tooey's Mother
- (voce)
- (as Cheralynn Bailey)
Kathleen Barr
- Elephant
- (voce)
Garry Chalk
- Leo the Lion
- (voce)
- (as Gary Chalk)
Lillian Carlson
- Zebra
- (voce)
- (as Lilliam Carlson)
Ian James Corlett
- Crocodile
- (voce)
- (as Ian Corlett)
- …
Michael Donovan
- Narrator
- (voce)
Kent Gallie
- Giraffe
- (voce)
Philip Maurice Hayes
- Lead Poacher
- (voce)
- (as Phil Hayes)
Roger Kelly
- Hyena
- (voce)
Ellen Kennedy
- Vulture
- (voce)
Terry Klassen
- Chameleon
- (voce)
- …
Joanne Lee
- Snake
- (voce)
Andrea Libman
- Tooey
- (voce)
- (as Andrean Libman)
Tom McBeath
- Hippo
- (voce)
Lois McClean
- Parrot
- (voce)
- (as Lois McLean)
Scott McNeil
- Rabbit
- (voce)
Recensioni in evidenza
When I was a child, I borrowed this movie from the library often when I was staying with my German grandparents along with several other Jetlag movies. This one happened to be one of my favorites when it came to them, being one of my most rewatched.
15 years, god, do I meet a different experience watching this film.
When we're young, we're satisfied more easily by the subpar, which this film could be called at the very nicest. From the clunky animation to the predictable story, 45 minutes may seem a little too long for the adults watching. Children may be amused by the playful songs and the antics of the animals, but I would not recommend this film for any child older than the age of 7.
15 years, god, do I meet a different experience watching this film.
When we're young, we're satisfied more easily by the subpar, which this film could be called at the very nicest. From the clunky animation to the predictable story, 45 minutes may seem a little too long for the adults watching. Children may be amused by the playful songs and the antics of the animals, but I would not recommend this film for any child older than the age of 7.
This movie was very poorly done. The animation was awful, and painful to watch, often repeating the same frames over and over and over and over...O_o Then the music is horrible, and the lyrics don't rhyme very well.
Characters are not developed well, and vocal talent definitely could be better.'Tui' sounds screechy, and gets hard to listen to, especially in his song. Leo's song had some potential. But it dissipated in the strange lyrics.
All in all, I would give it a nothing. But since I have to give it something, I say 1 star out of 10.
Characters are not developed well, and vocal talent definitely could be better.'Tui' sounds screechy, and gets hard to listen to, especially in his song. Leo's song had some potential. But it dissipated in the strange lyrics.
All in all, I would give it a nothing. But since I have to give it something, I say 1 star out of 10.
Some of the best children's stories are not on Nickelodeon or in published in Highlights, but hiding in the darkest corners of run-down movie stories. Leo the Lion is a perfect example of this. Even though I was already around seven or eight when I had the pleasure of first seeing this movie, it instantly became one of my favorites. Today that copy is sitting on my dresser, almost broken from being played so much.
The title character is a lion king who doesn't care one bit for the animals he's supposed to be in charge of ("We demand your attention!" "Or your resignation!") He's happier just to lay around in the sun and steal from weaker animals. And to top it all off, he's too stupid to notice that animals are going missing. Sounds like George W. Bush turned into a big cat.
Naturally, kiddie movie protocol demands a cute little kid to get through to the big guy. And in this case, it comes in the form of a lion cub (strangely, his mother never named him. Leo eventually starts calling him Tooie.) He's left to fend for himself when his mother is captured by poachers to be sold to a circus and it's then that he meets Leo. Long story short, he wins the king over and they plan to free all the animals that where captured, all the while teaching Leo about being kind to others. And stuff.
The plot? Predictable. The villains? Beyond cliché. But that's to be expected and Leo the Lion really is a sweet story. In fact, it has a good share of moments that deserve an "awwww!" With his big sad eyes, strange chocolate points, and the fact that his life sucks, Tooie is downright adorable. I wish I knew who did his voice...they're very, very good. So is Leo's, if a tad overboard with the gruffness.
Quite possibly the best thing about this movie is the music. Leo the Lion has an incredible soundtrack for a low-budget, made for children under six. The opening theme is just plain catchy and I dare you not to tap your toes to it. The second is sung by Tooie post-orphaning but pre-Leo, when he's alone and desperately trying to take care of himself...he sounds so genuinely heartbroken. The third is the "Hey, audience! Leo's changed! He's a nice guy now! See? See? See?" It's not as good as the other two but not at all unlikable.
Leo the Lion is not Disney by any means. In fact, it must be viewed as what it is--a short movie meant to entertain a few kids--to be enjoyed. But I think it's a sweet little gem of a movie that, as well as its intended purpose, can easily put a smile on the face of adults. It's a shame more people don't know about it.
The title character is a lion king who doesn't care one bit for the animals he's supposed to be in charge of ("We demand your attention!" "Or your resignation!") He's happier just to lay around in the sun and steal from weaker animals. And to top it all off, he's too stupid to notice that animals are going missing. Sounds like George W. Bush turned into a big cat.
Naturally, kiddie movie protocol demands a cute little kid to get through to the big guy. And in this case, it comes in the form of a lion cub (strangely, his mother never named him. Leo eventually starts calling him Tooie.) He's left to fend for himself when his mother is captured by poachers to be sold to a circus and it's then that he meets Leo. Long story short, he wins the king over and they plan to free all the animals that where captured, all the while teaching Leo about being kind to others. And stuff.
The plot? Predictable. The villains? Beyond cliché. But that's to be expected and Leo the Lion really is a sweet story. In fact, it has a good share of moments that deserve an "awwww!" With his big sad eyes, strange chocolate points, and the fact that his life sucks, Tooie is downright adorable. I wish I knew who did his voice...they're very, very good. So is Leo's, if a tad overboard with the gruffness.
Quite possibly the best thing about this movie is the music. Leo the Lion has an incredible soundtrack for a low-budget, made for children under six. The opening theme is just plain catchy and I dare you not to tap your toes to it. The second is sung by Tooie post-orphaning but pre-Leo, when he's alone and desperately trying to take care of himself...he sounds so genuinely heartbroken. The third is the "Hey, audience! Leo's changed! He's a nice guy now! See? See? See?" It's not as good as the other two but not at all unlikable.
Leo the Lion is not Disney by any means. In fact, it must be viewed as what it is--a short movie meant to entertain a few kids--to be enjoyed. But I think it's a sweet little gem of a movie that, as well as its intended purpose, can easily put a smile on the face of adults. It's a shame more people don't know about it.
This movie was released in 1994 which implies that it was a lion king ripoff
If you want to watch a good movie, this excuse of a movie is NOT where you want to start!! We all know the directors of this trash film watched Lion King and wanted clout like the directors of Lion King got. I am genuinely sorry for any of the workers on this movie that were so obviously bribed into it. They did not deserve that.
This "movie" teaches nothing and is a waste of your precious money. You do NOT want to watch this waste of your life because we all know they ripped off Lion King. "Leo the Lion" literally sounds like a Cocomelon character that they made for the bald haired baby to play with,
My rating of one star has been EXTREMELY GENEROUS because I can't go into negatives. Do NOT watch this "movie!!"
This "movie" teaches nothing and is a waste of your precious money. You do NOT want to watch this waste of your life because we all know they ripped off Lion King. "Leo the Lion" literally sounds like a Cocomelon character that they made for the bald haired baby to play with,
My rating of one star has been EXTREMELY GENEROUS because I can't go into negatives. Do NOT watch this "movie!!"
Lo sapevi?
- QuizCreated to capitalize on The Lion King.
- Colonne sonoreKing of the Jungle
(uncredited)
Produced by Andrew Dimitroff
Composed by Nicolas 'Nick' Carr, Ray Crossley and Andrew Dimitroff
Lyrics by Joellyn Cooperman
Performed by Ray Crossley
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- Tempo di esecuzione
- 46min
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 1.33 : 1
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