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While we just can’t wait to see The Lion King… again, let’s talk about the 25 things you may have missed in your first (or second or third viewing) of the live action remake. Sure, many shots are mirror images of what we saw in the original 1994 film, but there are many additional touches, flourishes and nods that might be overlooked by certain viewers. Of course, the biggest change of all is the fact that this film is live action – but you might be surprised to learn that all but one shot in the movie is animated with photorealistic computer technology.

Other you may have missed include updated details surrounding Mufasa’s death, and the fact that several songs either cut from the original version or made for the Broadway musical, like “He Lives In You,” have found their way into the 2019 film. Songs like: “Spirit” and “The Morning Report” debut in this brand new telling of the Circle of Life. Plus, there are new lyrics to be found in “Hakuna Matata” and “Be Prepared.” Also, watch this video to learn how the stars reacted to the British Royals at the premiere. Other changes between versions of the story include Scar’s aggressive proposal to Sarabi, the stronger characterization of Shenzi, Rafiki’s subdued portrayal, Scar and Zazu’s adjusted dynamic, and less subdued gas-passing. If you pay attention to the credits, you also might catch two actors in the latest film who also appeared in the Broadway show. Disney loves to fill their movies with extra details and The Lion King of 2019 is no different. Join ScreenRant as we journey to the serengeti and feel all the love surrounding this flick.

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San Diego Comic Con 2019 revealed a bunch of new movies and TV shows that will comprise MCU Phase Four.

One of the most notable inclusions in the next chapter of the franchise is a fourth Thor movie, which will be entitled Thor: Love and Thunder.

Rather excitingly, it was revealed that Natalie Portman will be portraying the female Jane Foster version of Thor in the movie, who director Taika Waititi revealed will be referred to as “The Mighty Thor”.

So, what exactly will the movie entail?

Well, by looking a little deeper into its title and indeed the history of Jane Foster as Thor in the comics, we have a pretty good idea.

In this video, we’ll be doing exactly that.

Some ideas include a thunderous reunion between Thor and Jane Foster, Valkyrie finding herself a queen as the MCU’s first LGBTQ hero, a new hammer being forged in Nidavellir for Foster, and a possible influence from 1980s cartoon Masters of the Universe and late 1980s video game Golden Axe!

We don’t think the Jane Foster Thor story will be adapted directly from the comic books, because that story was a little too depressing for a Taika Waititi movie – but the movie may surprise us and tastefully use humour to deal with the emotional storyline!

You’ll have to watch the video to find out more!

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That Time We Almost Killed Our Camera Guy – Storytime
Here’s the story about the time our camera guy and long-time collaborator, (the wonderful Michael Schmidt) probably almost died on the set of our video because nobody took him to the hospital. He came down with a horrible cough on a freezing cold night while shooting in the woods on the set of our first branded video, “Halo 4 Glad You Came” and got so sick that he had to stop shooting and passed out in the car. It was a close call and we learned a lot, but we’re all very thankful that he lived to tell this story and still works with us to this day!