Why does the weather change so dramaticly?

[ΚӨVЦ]

[quote="MusicLion101"][quote="CommandoTheLion"]

Dont mind him he's just acting like a troll and a ass Lol but he's my friend Lol.
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Excuse me? I gave a normal answer, I wasnt trying to be obnoxious. Think about it. The weather changes dramatically...because its in the script. Just like every other aspect of the movie is in the script.[/quote]

Well it sounded like u were...im sorry for overreacting

[SarabisMate]

LMAOROTF!!!! this has got to be the funniest topic ever ...sorry

the wether changes just gives the movie a more aspect of feel is all...not just in the script

[Akril]

Like a couple others have said, it's most likely done to enhance the emotion of a particular scene. Remember in TLK when lightning flashes and thunder rumbles in the same instant Scar accuses Simba of being a murder, then the dry shrubs beneath Pride Rock burst into flame just as Simba is forced off the edge?

Likewise, the dark, brooding storm starting at the beginning of the battle most likely reflects the hate between the prides, and when Kiara and Kovu make peace between the two sides, the sky becomes clear and tranquil, reflecting the emotions of Simba and all the others (except for Zira).

[ΚӨVЦ]

[quote="Akril"]Like a couple others have said, it's most likely done to enhance the emotion of a particular scene. Remember in TLK when lightning flashes and thunder rumbles in the same instant Scar accuses Simba of being a murder, then the dry shrubs beneath Pride Rock burst into flame just as Simba is forced off the edge?

Likewise, the dark, brooding storm starting at the beginning of the battle most likely reflects the hate between the prides, and when Kiara and Kovu make peace between the two sides, the sky becomes clear and tranquil, reflecting the emotions of Simba and all the others (except for Zira).[/quote]

True...

[Baya]

The aspect of nature pertaining to the situation is called "Pathetic Fallacy"

Under Scar's rule, everything was dead because nature was reflecting his evil.

[PrincessKiara]

Netherlanders? I believe you mean Pridelanders and Outlanders.

The change in weather is done to underline the mood/atmosphere in each scene.
You can see this in other Disney movies too, f.ex Aladdin. In the scene where Aladdin watches a prince ride up to the palace doors, it goes from midday to dusk in a few seconds.

However, the animators that worked on TLK did travel to Africa on a research trip, and they have said that the weather was very extreme and changed quickly.

[ΚӨVЦ]

[quote="PrincessKiara"]Netherlanders? I believe you mean Pridelanders and Outlanders.

The change in weather is done to underline the mood/atmosphere in each scene.
You can see this in other Disney movies too, f.ex Aladdin. In the scene where Aladdin watches a prince ride up to the palace doors, it goes from midday to dusk in a few seconds.

However, the animators that worked on TLK did travel to Africa on a research trip, and they have said that the weather was very extreme and changed quickly.[/quote]

...wow...i never knew that

[SilverSimba01]

It change acording to the mood of the sceen

[ΚӨVЦ]

Well i guess i got my answer...thanx everyone

[thanigraphics]

Me, beeing from the Netherlands, I am very offendID by this topic!
Lol, joke
Like the others explained, the weather helps to create an athmosphere that fits with the mood of the particular scene