The eye in the new poster of the live-action version of "The Lion King" is Mufasa

Disney's latest live-action version of "The Lion King" will officially land in major theaters across the country on July 12. The movie released four latest posters today (June 24), two hand-painted style, one IMAX official poster, and one Spanish poster. In one of the posters, the shadow of Simba appears in the eyes of the old lion king Mufasa. I don't know what it foreshadows.

The Lion King describes the story of the king of the Pride Kingdom, the lion king Mufasa, who led the world wisely. When he and his wife Sarabi gave birth to the little prince Simba, the whole country was rejoicing. Only Mufasa's brother Scar was dissatisfied. Simba's birth meant that Scar was getting further and further away from the throne. The greedy Scar decided to use a trick to kill his brother and put the blame on Simba.

Young Simba mistakenly thought he had caused a disaster, and driven by guilt, he fled the Pride Lands and began a long exile. One day, his childhood sweetheart, the lioness Nala, unexpectedly broke into Simba's world, and he learned that Scar had inherited the throne and did whatever he wanted. The people of the Pride Lands were living in poverty and the country was devastated. Hearing such bad news, how will Simba, as an adult, face his inner demons, challenge his uncle Scar, and restore order on the grassland?

The Lion King Chinese release date trailer:

Disney's latest live-action version of "The Lion King" will officially land in major theaters across the country on July 12.