How to evaluate the movie The Lion King?

The film is an amazing technical achievement, but even if it is meticulous, it is only "realistic", because real animals can't talk, can't sing, and can't quote those interesting pop culture stalks.

Movies are sometimes wonderful, but often absurd. And sometimes-for example, a very lifelike animal died on the big screen in front of you, and the only son cried for him-it really lingers on the edge of the grotesque.

This film is an amazing technical achievement, but even if it is so detailed, it is only "realistic", because real animals can't talk, can't sing, and can't quote those interesting pop culture stalks. Movies are sometimes wonderful, but often absurd. And sometimes-for example, a very realistic animal died on the big screen in front of you, and the only son cried for him-it really lingers on the edge of the grotesque.

Behind the scenes production

The Lion King was conceived and directed by jon favreau, the director of Fantasy Forest. It is a remake of Disney animation classic The Lion King, and it is a movie combining real people and CG. Feru borrowed his experience from Fantasy Forest-using real children actors and using cutting-edge technology and the Green Screen Studio in Los Angeles to make jungles and animals. ?

Jon Favraud is also the director of the film Fantasy Forest. He led the visual effects teams of Avatar and Titanic, and further improved the production technology of Disney CG (computer graphics) movies. By using computer design, artificial models and props, the animal hair and natural light and shadow in the film are more realistic, instead of really introducing animals such as lions to shoot movies.