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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and Beyoncé at the premiere of "The Lion King" in Europe
Today was the first red carpet or red carpet of the famous Disney live-action, "The Lion King". In this way, the celebration was accompanied by celebrities such as Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Elton John.
The artist who has generated the most attention and comments has been the famous singer Beyoncé, who gives voice to Nala in the movie "The Lion King". She arrived in a golden suit and with a rather elegant appearance, which generated the admiration of the entire public.
In addition, the pop singer was accompanied by her husband Jay-Z, for which this couple gave much to talk about throughout the gala or red carpet prior to the premiere of the film.
Another couple that has attracted attention has been Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who shone with great elegance and sobriety. In addition, the marriage was extremely animated and happy to be on the red carpet.
There was a brief encounter between Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In this way, social networks highlighted the two couples were perhaps the most elegant and powerful in the world, being seen as a memorable meeting by several people.
The critics have not taken well the live-action of "The Lion King"
Recently, the critics began to publish their evaluations and the films, being, mostly, unfavorable towards it. In this way, this new Disney film could be considered the worst live-action that this film studio has ever created.
Among some comments from the evaluators, aspects such as that this film is completely unnecessary and that it does not show off such a great animated film of the last century. For this reason, it seems that Disney will have to make more of an effort to bring live-actions of better quality for later occasions.
"The Lion King" will be released worldwide on July 17 this year. In this way, this live-action will feature the voices of celebrities such as Beyoncé, Donald Glover and James Earl Jones.
