Fans Likely Missed This Cool Moment In 'The Lion King'

Heck, the movies made about what we professional journalists call "a butt-load of money" in its opening week, so it can't be that bad.

A lot of details that have been switched to set this new one apart from its predecessor.

The cast has been completely changed up, save James Earl Jones as Mufasa (because how could you change someone as iconic as him).

Donald Glover takes on Simba, Beyonce takes on Nala, etc, etc...

Where in the original, Zazu was much more serious, this time they've thrown in some jokes for him to play to Jon Oliver's strengths.

He's much more mystical and silent than in the original.

Apparently, as opposed to how he was in the animated version, he'll say a lot less. Which... is a great thing!

For those of you who loved "Be Prepared" in the original, be prepared to be... surprised.

That's all I'm going to say about it, don't want to be sent to the Disney reeducation camps.

Zazu plays much less of a role, and Keegan Micheal Key and Eric Andre's hyenas get a little joke about personal space thrown in there.

Instead of Scar knocking out Zazu while Mufasa is saving Simba from the stampede, Scar actually tells Zazu to get the rest of the pride.

Much more diabolical.

There are points where they say "I can't even" and describe bugs having an "umami".

They cut a bunch of classic dialogue for those gems!

Or, well, it's CGI instead of animated.

Every single scene in the movie has been CGI'ed, or in other words animated by a computer.

As director Jon Favreau will tell you in the Instagram post below, he snuck one shot in there.

Nobody really noticed, which is a testament to how good the computer animators did on this live-action remake of this movie.

Clearly, if no one noticed the one real shot, it must be good!

A lot of "wow Jon Favreau, I totally didn't notice!

Thanks for Iron Man, by the way!" There are a couple of Chef fans in there too.

Which, is not surprising, considering its the same one as people saw back in 1994, plus and minus a whole bunch of stuff.

You, yes you, the one reading this right now.

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