The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998)
Genre: Animation / Family
Duration: 81 minuten
Alternative title: De Leeuwenkoning II: Simba's Trots
Country:
United States / Australia
Directed by: Rob LaDuca and Darrell Rooney
Stars: Matthew Broderick, Neve Campbell and Jim Cummings
IMDb score:
6,4 (84.028)
Releasedate: 24 October 1998
The Lion King II: Simba's Pride plot
"The Circle of Life Continues..."
Simba's daughter Kiara is now grown and for the first time exploring the kingdom on her own. She accidentally ends up in the forbidden land and meets Kovu, an exiled lion. Kovu is adopted by Scar and Zira. Kovu and Kiara fall in love. But Kiara is not allowed to associate with Kovu, because Kovu is part of Scar's troop. And Kovu can't hang out with Kiara anymore, because Simba killed Scar. But will their love be strong enough to stay together?
Actors and actresses
Simba (voice)
Kiara (voice)
Kovu (voice)
Timon (voice)
Pumbaa (voice)
Nuka (voice)
Rafiki (voice)
Mufasa (voice)
Nala (voice)
Zira (voice)
Reviews & comments
mjk87 (moderator films)
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The first scene is typical: a clone of the phenomenal original, but just less in quality. The music is very mediocre (and therefore also annoying as a constant interruption), the animation is less fluid, less detailed and less mobile, plus with a real diorama effect which is never very nice, and it is therefore a repetition of moves. The story never comes to life, some shots seem literally copied, Timon and Pumbaa are especially annoying, and Simba's behavior is not immediately very understandable and the moral is also very high. So thick, in fact, that some characters literally say what the viewer already has to think. Obviously for very small children: boring and annoying. 1.0*.
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