Being in a dream with the lion king.

From all the good movies I have seen in my life, I can tell there are two that I really love. They are movies made for children, but I think they leave a messagge that can be used also by grown up people. Those two movies are Alice in Wonderland and The Lion King.

The first of them, Alice in Wonderland, maybe is too oniric for some people, but for me is perfect. Everything happens in a dream, but it teaches us to see things from another place. It makes the viewers use their imagination, and I really love imagining things, so everytime I see this movie I imagine different things; it is never the same.





The second movie, The Lion King, is the most emotional movie I've ever seen (with Titanic). The part when Mufasa, Simba's father, dies, is one of the few scenes that always make me cry (the other one is when Jack dies beside Rose, in Titanic hahaha). But is not only the emotional part that I like in this movie, but also is because all the time, the main characters are telling you to enjoy your life (hakunna matata) and fight for the things that you consider correct, like when Simba comes back to his kingdom to fight Scar and return to be the king of the jungle.



I think those are the two principles that I use in almost everything I do: First, I try to enjoy everything, even if at first seems to be unpleasant, there is always a way to make it comfortably or at least a learning situation. And second, fight for the things that I consider correct, always. And, if I can do those things using my imagination, is almost the perfect situation.-