What is the atmosphere in the Lion King?

Answer 1

The atmosphere in The Lion King changes from scene to scene:

• Cheerful and happy (presentation of Simba, the "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" sequence, when Simba and Nala reunite as adults, when Simba decides to return, the ending sequence)
• Suspenseful (when the hyenas chase Simba and Nala, the wildebeest stampede, when Simba is dangling off Pride Rock, when Simba confronts and fights Scar)
• Dramatic (when Simba sees his father's spirit in the clouds, when Nala and Simba argue, when Scar accuses Simba of killing Mufasa before the lionesses)

Answer 2

The movie, "The Lion King," starts and ends in a savanna. However, toward the middle of the movie it is hard to tell whether he is in a jungle or just a dense forest.

Either way, in real life, all lions today live in savannas, deserts, or tropical to subtropical woodlands. About 10,000 years ago, however, lions lived as far north as Europe and even had made it to North America, and thus inhabited many temperate habitats.