So, what was his problem
So, what was his problem
Levi Ramirez
Nolan Harris
They explained it pretty clearly you retard. He wanted to be king. So he killed the current King and his son. For reference to similar behaviors and motivations check out Hamlet and most of British royal history.
Easton Bennett
Only the pride leader got to reproduce with the females.
Nolan Allen
He lived a society
Grayson Kelly
homosexual
Oliver Butler
You better fucking take it back for calling me retard, you fucking son of a bitch, and don't you fucking dare refuse
Ayden Cox
Imagine watching a children’s movie for the plot
Lincoln Fisher
Simba/Mufasa
Matthew Brooks
Inferiority complex.
Mufasa became king because he was older and stronger, whereas Scar's greater intellect wasn't recognized.
A combination of envy, inferiority complex and disrespect by his peers drove him over the edge.
Jonathan White
This is the better explanation
Juan Long
Wasn't he literally named trash before he was scarred
Easton Baker
Joshua White
It depends on how canon you consider the kids books.
Joseph Harris
These are both true and also both spelled out pretty clearly in the movie.
Hunter Flores
Why the fuck would kids need to learn about that, it's such a useless topic that they don't even get.
Eli Robinson
What? Who said anything about Scar’s motivation being there to teach children anything? It’s there to make the story compelling so that people will watch it, that’s it.
You could maybe argue one way or the other whether The Lion King does or doesn’t set up moral lessons for kids to learn, but that doesn’t have to be at the center of every detail. Especially not when the movie also (and maybe more importantly) holds the goal of being entertaining.
Easton Richardson
You think you're gonna fuckin' laugh at me, well eat this
Jason Williams
has the better and more genuine explanation cocksucker
Fuck to hell
Jackson Evans
I wouldn’t have worded it the same as that guy, but I still think summing it up to simple “power lust” is a fine explanation too. If it were only about getting a leg up on Mufasa, Scar wouldn’t need to care so much about always getting his way after he successfully killed him. But he’s still pretty selfish and stubborn even after he’s won, and a lot of it comes back to him just being power hungry.
Jose Gray
Topic? It's the premise to create a conflict for the movie. It creates an entertaining, conniving villain who craves power but doesn't know how to rule, and a rightful king who wants to avoid his destiny and his feelings of guilt and loss, but who must face them to save his home. It's simple, dramatic storytelling perfect for that kind of movie.
Jason Bailey
spbp
Connor Robinson
Weak. Foreign. With very female moves
Benjamin Lee
He literally did nothing wrong, lions kill to become pride leader all the time.
Owen Williams
AAAAIIIIEEE RETARD-SAMA I KNEEL!!
Anthony Gutierrez
He wanted his brother's harem.
Lincoln Adams
Wa, wa wa wa, wa wa waaaaa, wa wuwaaa waaa!
Christian Bailey
Lions don’t typically enlist the help of hyenas to stage carefully planned coups though.
Jackson Hall
Did you watch the whole "villain song motivation" sequence?
Carter Russell
Not that you know of.
Nolan Sanchez
I think the REAL question, is why did Scar's rule fail, despite all his planning?
Kayden Brown
The movie may have taken liberties with the pridelands, but there would absolutely be some radical ecological changes if two predators started working together rather than eating each others' young like lions and hyenas usually do.
Charles Mitchell
Blackcoded+Gaycoded, your disney villian for you