Ah, the circle of life. First, a Disney movie is released to the world to run and jump and play with his paying public, he grew up in a cassette, VHS disappearing into the vault for years at a time like a Broadway show, a straight line sequel-to-video movie IMAX re-release, a DVD, a special edition DVD, and so on, until finally he was reborn as a 3-D re-re-release. It's really beautiful when you think about.

The Lion King is one of the earliest examples of classical cinema planned for an ex post facto in 3-D conversion, and a little on the horizon of stereoscopic films like Star Wars, Top Gun, My Dinner with Andre, and more . Therefore, is it worth? After seeing the new version, the 3-D does not really change much. However, it is not as entertaining as some of the recent post-production in 3-D jobs, and others that the range of silent color film just great, classic animation we know and love came through the process free. Personally, no chance to see the return of the movie on the big screen, and that parents are able to present their children, that's fine by me. Is that the people or the Smurfs.

3-D, the reaction is already inevitable rounds for some time, and I'm sure that some of the variations that come down the pike are intended for direct confrontation with the bitterness and headache-y of the public. Yet, this should do quite well, with families bringing a new generation of viewers to enjoy the adventures Simba. In addition, parents have the opportunity to tell young people that they can remember the days when times were really tough and people can afford to watch film only in two dimensions.

Yes, it is a blatant cash-grab trick, but so are many Hollywood movies. But most people do not sing "Hakuna Matata" on the way home. And you? You're going to see The Lion King, or are you just waiting for the next Disney Song of the South: the 3-D extravaganza!?