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The haunting new trailer of the live action version of The Lion King has been discontinued.
Fans of the clbadic Disney 1994 were treated to a dramatic look at the film, which is scheduled to appear on July 19.
Recreated in spectacular computer-generated images, Simba (Donald Glover) is confronted with hyenas Kamari, Keegan-Michael Key) Shenzi (Florence Kasumba) and Azizi (Eric Andre) in the role of the uncle Scar (Chiwetel Ejiofor) in the cemetery elephants.
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Evil: The haunting new trailer of the action version of The Lion King has been dropped
Epic: Recreated in a spectacular CGI image, Simba (Donald Glover) is confronted with a Kamari hyena, (Keegan-Michael Key) Shenzi (Florence Kasumba) and Azizi (Eric Andre) in the role of a naughty uncle Scar ( Chiwetel Ejiofor) in the elephant cemetery
The trailer opens on Simba and her best friend, Nala, who enter the elephant graveyard, while Scar's voice (played by Chiwetel Ejiofor) states: "Life is not beautiful , it's my girlfriend. Others spend their lives in the dark. Begging for leftovers.
The first frightening image of the diabolical and exiled lion is then shown as he confronts Simba and Nala, who curl up in the darkness.
He is flanked by his evil comrades of the hyena, who approach the cubs with menace.
The father and lion king of Simba, Mufasa, are then seen on Pride Rock as the father-son duo paces their kingdom.
Forbidden: the trailer opens on Simba and his best friend, Nala, in the elephant graveyard
Do not do it: obey the wishes of your father. the little ones enter the cemetery
First look: The voice of Scar (interpreted by Chiwetel Ejiofor) states: "Life is not fair, it's my boyfriend. Others spend their lives in the dark. Begging
The voice of James Earl Jones, resuming his role of the first film, says: "Everything you see exists in a delicate balance" while Simba, bewitched, looks with admiration an insect.
We also see the young lion meeting Zazu (John Oliver), hornbill bird, who flies down to meet the latest addition to pride.
He continues, "While others are looking for what you can take," we see Scar preparing plans with her evil companions.
As Mufasa takes his son under his wing and shows him his kingdom, the voice-over continues: "A real king seeks what he can give."
Simba is seen placing his little paw in the footsteps of his father, symbolizing the journey that he is about to become, The Lion King
Remember who you are: The voice of James Earl Jones, taking over his role as Mufasa from the first film, says: "Everything you see exists in a delicate balance", while Simba is bewitched
The King: Simba's devoted father, Mufasa, shows his kingdom to his young son
At the approach of Mufasa's death, Simba is seen escaping from a rush of buffaloes as Scar headed for the cliff.
The malevolent uncle then banished his young nephew following the death of his father, shouting: "Fuis Simba! And never come back "as the frightened child gasps.
The trailer also features the first look at popular characters from the 1994 film, including Timon (Billy Eichner), Simba's companion, and Pumbaa (Seth Rogen), warthog.
Footsteps: we see Simba put his little paw in the footsteps of his father, symbolizing the journey that he is about to become, The Lion King
Meeting: the young lion is also seen meeting the hornbill Zasu (John Oliver) who flies to meet the latest addition to pride
Troubled Moments: Simba seems to escape a buffalo rush before Mufasa's death as Scar heads for the cliff
Get out: the evil uncle then banishes his young nephew as a result of his father's death, shouting: "Flee Simba!" And never come back "as the frightened child gasps
In one of the last scenes recreated in the new film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaa sing Hakuna Matata as they walk along a fallen tree, in tribute to the 1994 film.
Simba is seen becoming a handsome young lion with his companions, while he is reconnecting with his childhood friend Nala (Beyonce).
Showing him as he returned to the kingdom to face the new King Scar, Mufasa continued: "You must take your place, in the circle of life".
At first glance: The trailer also features the first look at popular characters from the 1994 film, including Simba's fellow surgeon, Timon (Billy Eichner) and the warthog Pumbaa (Seth Rogen).
Tribute: In one of the last scenes recreated in the new film, Simba, Timon and Pumbaaa sing Hakuna Matata as they walk along a fallen tree, in tribute to the 1994 film.
Journey: we see Simba become a handsome young lion with his companions
The trailer ends with Simba's return to a dark Pride Rock as he roars before the battle to regain control of his kingdom begins.
This live version of The Lion King, directed by director Jon Favreau, uses the same kind of motion capture technology that was used to bring animals to life in his 2016 adaptation of The Jungle Book.
Although this adaptation boasts an impressive new cast, James Earl Jones takes on the same role as in the animated clbadic of 1994, King Mufasa.
Reconnection: Simba reconnects with her childhood friend Nala (Beyonce)
The sadness in his eyes: Baboon Rafiki (John Kani) looks at the past of the kingdom before the return of Simba
Comeback: the pride that lives now under the brutal regime of Scar is delighted with the return of Simba
The king: Showing him back to the kingdom to face the new king Scar, Mufasa continues: "You must take your place, in the circle of life"
Anxiety: The trailer ends with Simba's return on a dark rock of pride as he roars before the battle to regain control of his kingdom begins
Disney has set the release date of the movie The Lion King, July 19, 2019, which is currently the only film to be released on this date.
The Lion King is one of the 10 films that Disney is expected to release in 2019, which could be the studio's biggest year to date.
Dumbo (March 29), Avengers 4 (May 3, 2019), Toy Story 4 (June 21, 2019) and Star Wars 9 (December 20, 2019) are among the Disney films that will begin next year.
Long live the king: Disney has set the release date of the movie The Lion King, July 19, 2019, which is currently the only film that should be released on this date.
Iconic: the original film became the second most profitable film of all time after its release in 1994
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