Am I the only one that finds the romance in this movie too..

[NalasTrueMate]

barely, but my friends did that too and im like you dont love her dude and he was like yeah i do...(he really didnt!)

[Cappio]

There was a lot of romance in this movie, Kiara from Simba and Nala, Kiara and Kovu together, and yea..!

[Mike]

I almost think that the romance in SP was more believable than in TLK. In SP at least they took a few days and had some adventures together before they realized how in love they were. I don't think it happened unreasonably quickly, and the plot of the movie wouldn't have worked any other way. It's a case of true, unconditional, and absolute love <needing> to unite the prides. Romeo and Juliet fell in love quicker than Kiara and Kovu I think, and it's considered maybe the greatest romance of all time.

[Cappio]

Yea, that is true. In TLK, they were automatically in love when they found each other.

[vitanithelioness]

i think theres some but if you think about it "upendi" was like saying they were now mates or something like that i think there should have been something more like "can you feel the love tonight" instead of upendi

[KiarasMate]

...like maybe...um, Love Will find A Way?

[vitanithelioness]

i knwo i had a feeling someone would say that but i dont think it as romantic..i think something more like they sent more time together and knew they could trust eachother with thier lives

[KiarasMate]

Hmm, for me, it was that love conquers all, but to each their own I suppose.

[vitanithelioness]

im not sure who would agree but i think Kovu dosent really show that he loves kaira until "Love will find a way" and MAYBE "not one of us" because he always seemed a bit more serious.

[BlitzRogue]

[quote="vitanithelioness"]im not sure who would agree but i think Kovu dosent really show that he loves kaira until "Love will find a way" and MAYBE "not one of us" because he always seemed a bit more serious.[/quote]
That may be because he probably didn't realize he actually loved her until that point. ;)

He didn't just "fall in love" with her as soon as he rescued her from the fire. Love just doesn't work that way.