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Stage review: 'The Lion King' offers nostalgic revisiting of childhood with added depth and color

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As a millennial, 1994’s “The Lion King” film is a nostalgic visit back to childhood: the Elton John soundtrack, the first look for many children at the irreversibility of death, and the belly laughs that erupt after gas jokes from a particular meerkat and warthog.

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Stage review: 'The Lion King' offers nostalgic revisiting of childhood with added depth and color

As a millennial, 1994’s “The Lion King” film is a nostalgic visit back to childhood: the Elton John soundtrack, the first look for many children at the irreversibility of death, and the belly laughs that erupt after gas jokes from a particular meerkat and warthog.

·Spokane, United States
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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