The theme song of "The Lion King" is "The Circle Of Life"

Song title: The Circle Of Life

Original singer: Carmen Twillie

Lyrics: Tim Rice

Composer: Elton John

Album: "The Lion King (Original Motion)" Picture Soundtrack)》

Lyrics:

From the day we arrive on the planet

Since that day we arrived on the planet

and blinking, step into the sun

Blinking into the sun

There's more to see than can ever be seen

Want to know the eternal knowledge of things Not enough

More to do than can ever be done

What you want to do can never be done

There's far too much to take in here

There is no end to what you want to learn

More to find than can ever be found

There are treasures there that you will never find out

But the sun rolling high through the sapphire sky

But the sun rises and sets, passing through the blue sky

Keeps great and small on the endless round

The great and insignificance into this endless cycle

It's the Circle of Life

This is the cycle of life

And it moves us all through despair and hope< /p>

It allows everyone to experience despair and hope personally

through faith and love

Also experience loyalty and love

Till we find our place on the path unwinding in the Circle

Until we find our way to reincarnation in one direction

The Circle of Life

The Circle of Life< /p>

It's the Circle of Life

This is the Circle of Life

And it moves us all through despair and hope

It makes everyone We can all experience despair and hope personally

through faith and love

We can also experience loyalty and love

Till we find our place on the path unwinding in the Circle

Until you find your own path of reincarnation with only one direction

Extended information

Compared with the 3D movies we are usually used to, "The Lion King" has 3D is more like a pop-up book, with the same laughs, great music, and dramatic moments, but the 3D version makes people feel that it all comes from the excitement of 2D.

The endless and grand opening of the film is unforgettable for the audience. It was once one of the most powerful scenes in cartoons. The 3D version is still full of power, but it always looks a little off, which is the feeling you get after being screwed. Although the 3D renovation has affected the film's brilliant colors a little.

But compared with those works that are quite distracting due to post-conversion to 3D, the integrity of this film is still well preserved. The charm of this cartoon that audiences love and know well has not been lost in the 3D process.