The ‘Lion King’ prequel has its official title:
will helm the project, which is sort of an origin story for Mufasa and Scar. Disney also unveiled the official logo for the project at D23:for the characters of the young Mufasa and Scar. Aaron Pierre, who appeared on Jenkins’ The Trial of the Chicago 7, Taka and Mufasa are brothers, and sons of another king of Pride Rock named Ahadi. Presumably this prequel will follow at least the same broad contours of that story. remains one of the most beloved Disney movies in history.
In another director’s hands, this would sound like a cashgrab to extend the life of a bankable property. But with Jenkins involved, you have to at least be curious to see what he’s going to do with it.Here are 10 Disney movies that we think would make particularly great theme park rides, whether it be a dark ride, flume ride, or rollercoaster.
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