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Whether or not youre particularly fond of the 3D medium, you should at least allow your children the opportunity to see this Disney masterpiece in a theater setting.
Im not the biggest proponent of wearing those uncomfortable glasses while watching a movie, but can you imagine the stampede scene -- heartbreaking as it is -- in the 3D format? Likely pretty spectacular. What about the equally stunning opening Circle of Life sequence? I might be singing a different tune now.
As a child, Disney movies played an essential role in creating a wholesome environment through rich and colorful storytelling as well as creating a bridge to other films, either live-action or animated, Id cherish forever.
You look back at the first Golden Age of Disney animation and see classics like Snow White, Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty (Im quite partial to the 1960s and 70s stuff like Sword in the Stone, Jungle Book and Robin Hood myself), and The Lion King fits right in. In my opinion, it got snubbed for a best picture Oscar nomination.
Along with Beauty and the Beast, you might call The Lion King sort of the leader of the pack during that 1990s Disney animation resurgence (see the documentary Waking Sleeping Beauty), especially with a near $800 million worldwide gross and dynamite merchandise sales numbers. Disney certainly doesnt need the cash, but why not get in on this 3D craze while its still around, particularly when you know the kiddies will demand they go see it.
After years since it went into the vault on DVD, The Lion King will get a Blu-ray release on Nov. 15. But something tells me the young ones wont have the patience to wait until then. So enjoy.
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