Announcer: This reaction isn't just on the final Trailer to the Mufasa movie; it's also a sad ceremony to a famous actor who's known to voice Mufasa in both The Lion King from the 1994 film and the 2019 remake. So, if you want to pay respect for him as the voice of Mufasa, Darth Vader, or even a star in movies like "Coming To America," for example, this would be a good time to honor his memory.

Hi there everybody, well I guess it's time to react to another trailer for the prequel to that Lion King remake, despite I'm still not satisfied with the whole remaking of their classics because they need to learn to make live-action movies that aren't remakes to their animated classics. But still, the show must go on, I'm not reacting to this because every Lion King fan is excited at all, I'm just going to react to it as in love and memories to a famous actor. I'll say it at the end of this reaction, but for now, roll the trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMXh6vjiZrI

0:00-0:09 Okay I would be annoyed if a meerkat were to stare into my soul while at the same time trying to poke my eye out and have a warthog sniff because those are one of those things that would give me a good reason to hate those types of animals.

0:09-0:23 Wait, I thought Scar and Mufasa were biological brothers, that's unless, in the original, they're biological siblings but in the remake, they're adopted siblings.

0:23-0:49 Well other than hearing the "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" music in the background, we finally get to know what Scar's real name is and who Mufasa met Sarabi in this. We also can see that they're trying to find a Prideland that they could call home in this. I also take it this is where we met Zazu and how he ed in on the adventure.

0:49-1:04 So now we've got an origin on how they met Rafiki as well, as well as we discovered some ideas on how Scar became a villain throughout their journey.

1:04-1:15 So it looks like Rafiki is going to help our soon-to-be hero, soon to be married to a lioness, and our soon-to-be villain find a place they could live like going to the arctics and many other places around the world, just as long as no place has human about to hunt them or throw them in the zoo that is.

1:15-1:22 So now we've got our villains of the film like the outsiders who happened to be white lions as they are about to fight both our soon-to-be father of Simba and our soon-to-be evil uncle of Simba.

1:22-1:38 So during the whole trying to escape the outsider, our soon-to-be mother of Simba gets an idea as she swats a beehive to get the elephants stampeding and almost crushing Zazu despite that he already escaped on time before he was squashed like a bug.

1:38-2:09 So now there are some fights between young Mufasa and the leader of the outsiders, there's like a dramatic moment where I and Mufasa fall off the edge of a waterfall during a fight, I mean can you imagine the Black Panther movie fighting scene had the character fall off the edge of a waterfall in that movie. But anyway there's also a change where there's an earthquake happening or was it a gigantic sinkhole happening that the outsides might fall through when they were chasing them down?

2:09-2:23 Okay there was more going on in this trailer that I can't explain because everything was going super fast on me, let's just hope most of those clips aren't one of those spoilers to the ending of the movie because people don't want any spoilers happening when they go see the actual movie.

So that was my reaction to the final trailer of the Mufasa movie, now let's honor in love and memory to the famous of the famous actor James Earl Jones who's known as the voice of Mufasa in The Lion King. Now he'll his friends who worked on the Lion King movie like Madge Sinclair the voice of Sarabi and Robert Guillaume who I know as the voice of Rafiki as well as the narrator in the Happily Ever After: Fairytales for Every Child series that let's just say I've grown to like Rafiki since I started to know the actor more. So James Earl Jones, you made Darth Vader's sound threatening and gave Mufasa his kingly voice and everyone is going to miss you. Anyway, see you all later.

In Honor of James Earl Jones
1931-2024

Note:
I own my character
the pic is made by  JohnHall
and Mufasa: The Lion King is owned by Disney