Simba Walking across log famous scene

[PrincessKiara]

Thanks for explaining Mike!

And I agree, Amanda. I like how Simba’s transition from cub to adult is shown slowly.. and Timon’s line really hits the nail on the head.

[Azdgari]

Simba is a lion character in one of the most popular Disney animated movie, Lion King. He is the son of Mufasa and Sarabi nephew of Scar, mate of Nala and father of Kiara. His name is Swahili, and the lion, He is the golden fleece, and when he grows up, has a red mane.

That he is, that he is.

I enjoyed the scene, as many have said it was a creative way to show the time lapse. And it made for a great sig. =]

[Momotaro]

Haha, I always loved this scene as a kid.

I would always rewind that part on the tape and watch it over and over again. Ahh memories...

[RayCat]

I love this scene too! The music is really calm to go with it, whilst Simba is kinda dancing as he crosses the log- I figured it showed that Simba grew up having a fun and peaceful life with Timon and Pumbaa.

[SilverSimba01]

is very amazing how symbolic this scene is, the long walk that go from cubhood to adulthood

[PrincessKiara]

Well said, Bryony. It was a great way to symbolize a peaceful life with no worries.

[LionKing4EVR96]

I have always loved this scene so much, and I love how it shows Simba as a teen!

[RayCat]

Well said, Bryony. It was a great way to symbolize a peaceful life with no worries.

Thank you
and I like what SS01 said about the log symbolizing the long walk between cubhood and adult life ^^

[TheIvanMuse]

This scene really hits the nail,it's nice how it showcased Simba growing up,while having Timon and Pumbaa by his side. They were just enjoying life without any worries,kind of what you're supposed to do while you're still young. Maybe it has that sort of a hidden message,TLK sure has plenty of those.
But yeah,I don't have anything more to say,just look at my sig that's been there since I've joined MLK.

[thelionking95]

What does Integural mean?

Anyway, I think (like KM said) that it was a nice and unique way to show how Simba growing up in the jungle.. I`m glad they did it like that instead of just cutting from one scene (cub) to the next (adult) like they did in Bambi, f.ex.

she got it...