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What are your opinion on this scene?🤔
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Takes on an entirely different meaning after my Dad passed away. Its a beautiful film, and moments like are a very strong reason why.
Oh!🕊❤️
The scene is the MOST integral one not just artistically, but culturally and spiritually in this film. After my Dad passed, it became crucial to me also. Remember who you are, is about honouring the ancestors, because they live through you. We are our ancestors. They us.
Empowering. I didn't realize this at the time, but this scene would help me with my own grief. Movie came out right after my Maternal Grandma died (I was 12 and I took her death VERY hard).
One of my all time favorite scenes in an animated movie 🥰
It hits on different levels after losing a parent.
It’s empowering and one of the most sophisticated moments in a Disney film
It's brilliant. I complimented Robert Guillame, voice of Rafiki, on his X account for his work on this scene before he passed away, and he thanked me.🤗
Une superbe scène, Simba qui voit son père dans le ciel, Simba c est toi le Roi
Extremely powerful and emotional.
