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Voodoo Lounge debuts at No. 2 -- below, yes, The Lion King...
That's the cartoon version that Disney's corporate choreographers might have invented for their CEO, who until recently seemed as invulnerable as Simba the Lion King. But since this was life, Disney's public relations team last week was limited to the semi-astonishing: within 48 hours after doctors sewed four arterial loops to the side of his heart, the head of one of the world's largest entertainment companies was taking a short walk, meeting with at least one member of his board, and spending several hours dictating orders for senior staff members from his hospital...
...should ascend to help Eisner make these decisions point to his track record. As chairman of the company's flourishing studio enterprises, which account for 43% of its gross revenue, he finds himself atop the hottest movie of the year and perhaps the most profitable in history (The Lion King), the No. 1 television show (Home Improvement) and the No. 1 Broadway production (Beauty and the Beast). "Pick up the recent edition of the annual report," says a Katzenberg friend. "You'll see Michael Eisner's picture on page 2. Where's Jeffrey? On page 27. He doesn't like...
...Lion King" includes a highly successful examination of the often painful, always powerful emotions inherent in a father's relationship with his son. The movie does not skirt, but rather unabashedly examines all the feelings of love, inadequacy, pride, frustration, ambition, and the myriad other emotions that are present in every son's relationship with his father...
This makes "The Lion King" Disney's first male movie. Women will enjoy this movie, but many of the inherently and at time exclusively male themes will not right as true for them. This is why my girlfriend wonders why I cried the whole way through and why I am so eager to see "The Lion King" again...