[ SECRET POST #2804 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2804 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I actually like TLK2 better than the original.
I just wish they'd have utilized the potential a little bit better, instead of squishing everything down to be more "child friendly." (Getting rid of Zira's suicide, for instance.)

But why the opening?

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Not OP

"He Lives In You" is one of the most emotionally powerful Disney songs in existence. It's gorgeous on its own, with the tense orchestration of the opening leading into the gentle, proud reassurance of the chorus and then exploding into this great triumphant sound in the last repeat. But in context, it's taking the "we are all connected" general premise of "Circle of Life" and turning it into something far more personal so you can see what it really means for the characters.

[darkmanifest]

Both soundtracks for Lion King 2 are amazing, I'd say they were equal to the music from the first film. They take a decent movie and just make it an emotional thrill ride.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Yep. I'm really not that big a fan of the movies (like them, own them, but wont really go out of my way for them), but I own four separate soundtrack albums including the Broadway one.