Artivels Undescribable Perfection

VividSimon Simply Perfect

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

vanessaboo-62191 The lion king is one of the many beautiful and amazing creations in movie history and too see this is disappointment on epic proportions. I love lion king and Disney.. currently I am on a mission to collect and own all the great Disney movies that i grew up with so that some day when i have kids i can show then what good animation was with some acceptations such as moana, finding nemo and brave. i will not be adding the lion guard to my collection.. I'm only giving this movie a one because I cant give it a 0/10.. such a disappointment

muaazsiddiqi I am a huge TLK fan, The Lion king was my favorite movie and so were Lion king 2 and Lion king 1/2, when I found out The Lion Guard was coming I was looking forward to it but when I saw a episode of it, before a minute I noticed a huge difference, the crappy animation style like they are drunk, the coloring is awful, the despised-from-me drawing style, like seriously? The feet aren't flat. the eyes aren't huge, they act like they ate 500 pounds of sugar and they are hyper, the coloring is less detailed than TLK 1, 2 and 1/2. And they suddenly have Cutie marks for magic. Overall it was horrible, I was so disappointed and if Lion king 4 will come out I hope it will be like The lion king movies.

thepinkpanther-76591 To put it briefly, Ford Riley is not a producer let alone a writer. He creates brain junkfood for two year old s. So why would Disney put HIM in charge of making a sequel? Why so bad? First, Plot holes galore. Taking place during the lion king 2 only makes the lion guard make zero sense. Kion was never apart of the previously established lore so why would they shoehorn him into the "canon"? second, the writing is awful. the dialouge is more cheesy than a can of cheese whiz, the characters are either as one dimesnional as a sheet of paper or are more annoying than jar jar binks, the whole supernatural roar thing is stupid. and thats pretty much it. Its apparent Disney didn't care much for making a proper sequel

bensonmum2 The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar tells the story of Kion, Simba's son. Simba commissions Kion to put together a new Lion Guard to protect the Pride Lands and preserve the Circle of Life. However, Kion's idea of a Lion Guard (consisting of a cheetah, bird, hippo, and honey badger) isn't quite what Simba had in mind. Oh my, how can you take something like The Lion King and come up with this mess? I was going to go through a long list of negatives, including: the lame hyenas and their treatment by the superior lions; the ridiculous fur patches (I agree with the other reviewer - it's like something out of The Power Rangers); kids able to take on tasks they couldn't realistically handle; Rob Lowe's voice work; the complete change in Simba's character; farts as weapons; and on and on. But, ultimately, why bother? I'm not in the target audience for this Disney offering. The key thing here is that as much as I may dislike The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar, my 4 year- old likes it and won't stop talking about it. I think he's watched it at least a dozen times since it originally aired. And he's constantly singing one of the songs from the show - Zuka Zama. So, I may think it's a mess with a twisted message, but it brings him so much joy that I have to rate it at least a 6/10 for doing what it was intended to do - entertain kids.