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Im 33, lost my job days ago, closest family is 8 hours away. Ive been feeling so frustrated and alone. This is encouraging.

LYRANS, REMEMBER

1:02 the ghost of Walt Disney coming to remind the company that bears his name to never forget who he is or who they are

His Cricket sounds like a Squirrel.

These scene was one of my most religious experiences of my childhood, and I grew up in a VERY religious community. between endless prayers and stressful holidays, these when I truly felt the closeness of God.

We were all totally begging Simba to bury his demons and show the self-worth and pride his late father demanded of him. Simba was doing himself and his family a pure disservice... he let Scar shred all of his excellence and be a mental barrier to the great destiny of being the one true king. There was only one true king... and Simba needed to realise this... nobody was going to do it for him. For me, this is one of the most important and inspiring scenes in Disney Animated film history. Without it, Simba hadn't a hope in hell of redeeming himself.

This is CNN...

Imagine Jesus staring down at you while saying these words 🙏🏼

This is sad scene I’m getting tears in my eyes right now and this was nice when Simba see his Father Mufasa in the sky. 😓😭😩🥺

This scene was always one of my favorite moments of the Lion King. I saw a lot of my dad in Mufasa during those years, and after having lost him just months shy of his 70th this year, it's impossible for me to watch this part without me bawling. RIP dad ❤❤❤

This scene only really hit me when I grew up

Even After Thirty Years Since This Masterpiece Was Released This Scene is still the most powerfully magnificent moment in the whole movie it still gets me emotionally & i mean that in the best possible way

Ugh, this scene pulls on my hearts strings

-That's not My father, is just My reflection -No look harder, You see he lives in You 💔💔💔💔💔

Dusty Rhodes (Mufasa) and Cody Rhodes (Simba)....before Cody went and Defeated Roman Reigns (Scar)

Imagine an adult Luke on Simba's place and the scene will sparkle with new colors.

This hits different after all these years. Fucking Masterpiece!

Wise Words!! 🪄🙏🪄🌞✌️🫶🪄🕊️💯

It’s like watching God Our Father talk to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ✝️✝️✝️❤️❤️❤️

why SLY?

This scene makes you love your father when you are a kid, but now that we are adults and fathers ourselves, it makes us appreciate our fathers. Those that are still around and those that are no longer around. May they always live within us.

Mufasa: Simba, you've forgotten YOUR PURPOSE! YOU HAVE FORSAKEN US!

I was watching the movie with my brother for the first time after long years since i was a child like him has no stress enjoying and playing like any kid and dreaming and working to be the best in the world until life and its struggles made me forget what is the real reason why i am here and who i am, this movie really suits me well as my father always inspire me and always defending me , and its suits all of us as well , really this scene came in the time i needed to get back and remember who really i am , thanks for this movie and thank you who uploaded this and sorry if your time is being running and i wrote too long but inside me there is a lot i wanted to get that outside and this scene did that even if i am 16 years old it doesnt matter ❤

I still cannot believe Vader and Mufusa were the same voice actor. God bless James Earl Jones

As someone who has lost their dad and is the oldest sibling in the house whom is an adult, this hits harder than ever.

This scene hits a lot deeper now than when I watched it as a kid.

0:57 When you hear the voice of God

As a child, I never paid close attention to this scene. As an adult, I've understood this scene on a more spiritual aspect.

30 years later still makes me emotional. Hans Zimmer puts your hear into a nostalgia blender.

No! Please, don't leave me! 😭😭😭

This movie is like some sort of fever dream

Many have made millions of billions, many have left behind legacies but only a select few have put there egos aside and looked at the bigger PICTURE... Money will never buy happiness but it will help because with money you have a chance if to play your cards right to buy LIFE INSURANCE FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY which In the end leads to TRUE HAPPINESS. One day I'll be ready to hang up my gloves and watch down on my girl until than build and install the greatest empire ever

Here because fucking youtube blocked coments on """child""" vids.

@0:45 I am dying over here!

the ending conversation they have, i never understood it until now.

"You are MORE than what you have BECOME." Chills and Tears man...

Amazing scene. Still gives me the same goosebumps it did when watching it for the first time in the theater as a young man. Not many scenes in cinematic history hit as hard this many years later.

Better than 2019 version?

Tony Randall deserved an Oscar. He stole every Scene he was in. I think, Counting his Characters, he was in every scene. The Movie is a Morality Trip. I think it did not get the Respect that it deserved. I still tear up at the Scene when little Mike asked Dr. Lao if he may join the Circus. Fabulous job, Fabulous Movie.. Shame it didn't really when anything

The orchestra:🔥🎹🔥 Simba:Father… Mufasa:remember…. The audience:😢😢 Rafiki: WOT WAS DAT?!!??!

"Every time you pick up a handful of dust, and you see not the dust, but a mystery, a marvel there in your hand..." That line reminds me of the plastic bag in American Beauty because he had a similar experience. He saw not the bag, but a mystery, a marvel there in the wind.

This scene always hit somehow, it's just made so beautifully, the story is beautiful and visuals, are eye catching This scene feels so melancholic and then it's uplifting happy it can always make me smile. God, tears almost shed every time

I’m attending a top 10 law school and I feel like giving up. My grades weren’t the best my first semester and now I’m tasked with performing well during my second semester or I’ll lose my scholarship. This scene is the only thing driving me

Of all the scenes, this is the one that was the most butchered in the remake

Remember...

R E M E M B E R 🦁 🌌

My father is in end stage dementia right now. He hasn’t been “my dad” in a long time, but soon he will be passed away. I come back to this scene often. As a kid watching this movie I could have never guessed what this scene would mean to me. It’s so comforting.

Jack is going out for dinner tomorrow 😮

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I always thought I'd be like Rafiki when I'm all old and everything and by everything I mean crazy