Frequently asked questions 

Only if you’re a Lion King or Disney blog. Or if i I genuinely want to.

Can I affiliate with you?
Sure! I only accept requests from blogs that are dedicated to The Lion King, Disney and/or Animated Films in general. No exceptions.

 How many followers do you have?

More than i deserve. 

Why won’t you reply to my messages?

I try my best to reply to all the messages I receive, but it’s really hard for me to keep up with my inbox! If I don’t reply it’s because I just don’t have the time at the moment? Also, I have a habit of keeping compliments in my inbox so I can look at them when I’m feeling down! Please don’t think I’m ignoring you or dislike talking with you because that’s never the case!

Why do you like The Lion King?

That’s a good question. A question that I can’t answer with a simple answer, i don’t even know where to begin. Ever since i was young i remember watching this movie and it making me genuinely happy. I watched it every single day 3-4 times. This movie became my childhood obsession. It became even more important to me when my auntie died. The Lion King helped me cope with my grief. Every time I saw Mufasa die, I allowed myself to cry for Simba and the loss of my own aunt who was like a mother to me. I suppose it’s just a beautiful and ”inspirational” Movie with likeable characters and great songs, The Lion king will be forever in my heart. Nowadays i love the feel of nostalgia i get everytime i watch this movie. The Lion King my sanctuary, my comfort-zone.

Who is your favourite character & why?

Mine would have to be Simba. Yes very original, I know but I love the changes he goes through. He’s a very well developed character with such a great story. Hes funny, handsome and has a great smile. also I certainly can relate to him, especially with his epic struggle with responsibility and a death of a family member.

What’s your favorite moment in the The Lion King?

Oh man, that’s tough…I have to say that my personal favourite is when Mufasa and Simba are having a father and son moment in the The Great Kings Of The Past scene, it’s so powerful! You get to see more of Mufasa and Simba’s bond and how close they are to each other. The music is really powerful too, especially when they both start running around, it brings a tear in my eye.

 Did you watch The Lion King in 3D?

I sure did, I made a post about it here.

Have you seen the Musical?

I have indeed, It was amazing! read more on my thoughts here.