Given that the remake of the King Lion is copied by the cartoon framework, journalists were interested to hear the opinion of his creators. The representative of the HuffPost edition appealed to the comments to 13 animators who worked on the animation film. Of those who responded, Three stated that they were not going to watch a remake, two briefly responded about the trend as a whole and only one criticized the film John Favro.
"I will have great trouble if I definitely comment on the" other "version," one of the animators admitted. The other was a little more verbose: "Many creators of 2D animations are very unhappy with these 3D remakes. Perhaps if we received a certain percentage of profits, everything would be different. "
David Stefan, who in the 90s worked on the design of Gien in the "King of Leve", was upset by the new disney policy and her desire to earn light money. But this is a studio that raised originality and art for first place. Stefan criticized not only an approach to the creation of content, but also the film itself. "I am a big fan of painting. You can trace how creativity evolved from impressionists in the 19th century to the followers of Jackson Pollock in the 50s. But the current tendency seems to say: "Oh, let's take this stunning work of the Great Monet and redraw it as it should look in reality." As for the new voice acting, I think she was weak, some kind of wooden. The design of the characters did not allow me to plunge into the film. It was too real and very cheap, "the animator posted.