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Seeing how the original Tarzan Nostalgia Critic video had to have scenes edited out for UA-cam, the review has been fixed up so now you can see a lot of these jokes the way they were meant to be seen!
Tarzan is a 1999 American animated adventure film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. It is based on the 1912 story Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs, being the first animated major motion picture version of the story. The film was directed by Kevin Lima and Chris Buck (in his feature directorial debut) and produced by Bonnie Arnold, from a screenplay by Tab Murphy and the writing team of Bob Tzudiker and Noni White. It stars the voices of Tony Goldwyn, Minnie Driver, Glenn Close, Rosie O'Donnell, Brian Blessed, Lance Henriksen, Wayne Knight, and Nigel Hawthorne.
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Had to fix up a couple of things because of the last video being age-restricted.
Thoughts on Tarzan? Love it? Like it? Meh it? Hate it?
Love it! 🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍
I love the score. The drums are fantastic. I also love how violent this movie is. The leopard and Clayton fights aren’t bloody, but they’re intense. Over all a decent flick.
Love it!!!
So why did the original review get age restricted?
Okay. I'm sorry.
I respect you. I love you.
But Terk is hilarious and Phil Collins is great and you are dead wrong on this issue.
There. I said it. Its Done.
You may now shoot me and feed me to the wolves but **SOMEONE HAD TO SAY IT**
UA-cam logic: showing a quick shadow that implies a man is getting hanged earns you an age restriction...but we're cool with you showing a guy getting hit by a train.
Can't wait for NC's Nutcracker 3D review to be restricted.
Is this that "UA-cam is hands-off to avoid responsibility" that I keep hearing about?
22:14
It’s been 25 years since this movie was released, and by God, those tree-surfing scenes still hold up.
Tarzan didnt kill the leopard for his own revenge for his parents death. He had no idea about his original family until later. Its to protect the only family he has ever known and possibly revenge for Kala and Kurjack's first son.
The scene of Kerchak finally acknowledging Tarzan as a son is so important to the character because that's something he's been seeking his whole life and he gets it too late.
Yes, Jane is a bit of a damsel in distress, but I think what separates her from the typical damsel in distress is how likeable she is. She's passionate about learning, she's a talented artist, and she's played hilariously by Minnie Driver (who actually ad-libbed the monkeys monologue), so you actually CARE if she's in trouble.
Her distress is also warented as she is a city girl from high class, not used to the perils of the jungle and her aloof nature gets her into trouble.
Plus she doesn't STAY a damsel throughout the whole movie, you can see her start to adapt and use the things she learns from Tarzan to help herself, like when she grabbed and swung on a vine to save Kala. So it's totally believable that she's able to live comfortably in the jungle with Tarzan in the TV show. Basically just everything about her is great, she's honestly one of my favorite Disney heroines.
Can you give me a few examples of a damsel in distress that aren't likable? I noticed that people really hate this archetype in recent years.
@@wakkablockablaw6025 Mary Jane from the Sam Raimi Spiderman movies immediately comes to mind - she is captured all the time and does nothing but scream until Spiderman saves her, which at worst would only make her a boring character, but on top of that she cheats on every guy she goes out with throughout the whole trilogy, which makes her unlikable on top of that.
@@00ammy00 Yeah, I can see that.
I met Brian Blessed (Clayton) a few years ago and remember asking him if it was true that he also did the Tarzan roar in the movie. He not only confirmed that it was true and told the story of how he got the job in doing the roar, but he actually did the roar for me and the rest of the audience.
Also, the Phil Collins songs are the best part of the movie.
No one cares.
That’s awesome
@@intellectic9155Dude. Why are you subscribed to this channel. All 3 of your latest comments are being miserable and complaining. You are not some hardcore scary, intimidating edge lord for having a dark photo, being unnecessarily mean and miserable, and making unnecessary comments. Going off about leftist virtue signalling, god not being black, black chicks, none of it makes you look cool or impressive. You look like a sad and damaged little boy who feels like he needs to act tough online because that's all you have going for you. Unsub from the channel. Stop unnecessarily being an ass to strangers. Surround yourself in things that actually make you happy.
I cannot believe you met the legend himself!
@@intellectic9155apparently, a lot of people cares
I don't know how this got age restricted, but I'm glad it's back. I love this movie. "Son Of Man" goes so hard, Tarzan and Jane have such beautiful, believable romance, and Clayton is one of Disney's most threatening villains with one of the most memorable villain deaths.
All of this is so true.
Might have been the original intro with NC aiming the pistol at the camera.
That's my guess at least :P
Apparently it got age-restricted because of showing Clayton's death.
They explain around 22:18
Ironic how showing a scene from a G-rated movie had to be edited out due to UA-cam’s age restriction
Here’s the thing about the Phil Collins music. I never got the sense it was telling you how to feel as much as just moving the plot along while the energetic rock honestly fit the wild jungle vibe more than you give it credit for here. When you listen to something like David Wise’s score for Donkey Kong Country, also a 90s Jungle soundtrack and at least partially inspired by Collins’ music,(The sequel even has a song that starts with the percussion of “In the Air Tonight”) it suddenly makes a lot more sense atmospherically to go with this artist. Rock is wild and energetic, and the mix of that with hard percussion really sells that you’re in an environment that can be tough, dangerous, but also freeing and even enchanting.
Late 90s Disney: Yeah, we started a movie with a baby Gorilla getting eaten, big whoop, wanna fight about it?
2015 Disney: Inside Out is rated PG for ‘mild thematic elements and some action’ despite not having any content warranting more than a G
The ending of the Disney renaissance. A great era
Lilo and Stitch doesn’t count?
@@zacktobin8026 Beautiful movie, but no, it's from the experimental era, not the renaissance.
Since, 1989-1999.
"I think we're getting that [chiseled perfection] from Tarzan" Tarzan is the Disney princess of this film.
Fun Fact: To see how Tarzan's body would move while sliding down a log, the animators based his movement on that of pro skateboarder Tony Hawk while on his skateboard.
Source please it's not that I don't believe you but I wanna know more about this
@@spaceshipnayib i heard it in a behind the scenes feature of the movie. the vines and branches he rides on are also inspired by railings that skateboarders grind on.
@@spaceshipnayib It was because animator Glen Keane's 15 year old son was into extreme sports at the time, which led him to Tony Hawk.
@@spaceshipnayib I know it was on a movie surfers feature of the Mulan VHS tape
Side note, on a Disney, VHS tape, perhaps on the one for Toy story, or on A bug’s life, there’s a commercial advertising Tarzan, and in that advertisement is a clip of the animator, saying that his inspiration for Tarzan was his son who was skateboarder and snowboarder.
It was the Mulan VHS tape ( I think it was on another one as well)
@elizabethfrohn-hengst296 Yeah, the other one was on the 1999 VHS of A Bug's Life.
Yes I remember that! It was the Bugs Life VHS, my family still has it. I don't know why we never used to fast forward the trailers and commercials on our tapes when we were little but I've got them all basically memorized as a result.😂
@@elizabethfrohn-hengst296 I remember that! I would watch the Mulan VHS that my mom got me constantly and I definitely remember that Movie Surfers ad for Tarzan on it!
10:25 Okay, Randy Newman singing in Prince of Egypt killed me a bit. 🤣
Same!
PS: My mom, when she saw this with me, I remember, she said, "How does a man's who's never spoken English before speak it perfectly, AND in an American accent/ Wouldn't he imitate her accent consistently?" Good point, mama, since he's an otherwise very skilled mimic.
Cuz the gorillas have the same accent?
One of the many things I love most about Disney's Tarzan is that it has some of the greatest Phil Collins songs! I swear no matter what Disney movie he performed songs for that guy never failed to make them all absolute bangers!!!
He didn't deserve that Oscar over Blame Canada, though I will agree he is an amazing singer and songwriter.
Yes he did don’t get me wrong the South Park movie is good but if listened to Trey Parker on a iTunes playlist I’d pull my f$&king hair out
And he sung all the songs in the different languages for the DVD, which was over 5 or 6 languages. That's impressive!
@@ironclanex6351 Cool, "You'll be in my heart" is still generic radio trash though
@@almightyk11 you wouldn’t know good music if your whole life depended on it
I want someone to edit Clayton's death scene so that right after his neck snaps it cuts to the young gorillas shouting, "Oooh! That one hurt 'im!"
Lmfao
¨i was saved by a flying wild man in loin cloth¨
Loin cloth? Good lord.
We lost my nan in February 2021 to cancer, it was really graphic and extremely horrible, she suffered greatly and lost every part of herself, it was not a quick, easy, painless death in the slightest. Her death was my first real, hard death, and her funeral was also my first funeral. One of the songs my mum decided to play during the funeral was "You'll Be In My Heart" which she said she specifically did for us grandkids, i just can't hear that song in the same way any more, i admit it is a bias but that song does mean a lot to me now and is the one i connect to best in the movie
What were critics smoking???? The tree sliding was mind blowing when I was a kid when Tarzan dropped
I never understood why the original was age-restricted, so I'm glad this was re-upload.
Because, in a G-Rated Disney film, they show someone hanged. It's explained at ua-cam.com/video/3CBY5OtB4OU/v-deo.html
You should watch this video. 💁♂ ( 22:18 )
Phil Collins songs really got me invested in the movie and he even sang in spanish for the latin american dub. Tarzan was one of my favorite childhood movies, especially for the action and the great ost.
I think he also sang the songs in Italian and german
@@thegreatherox and french
@@PukyBearAnd Polish
In defense of the Phil Collins songs: the style feels disconnected, but the lyrics are definitely not. I really liked them, I felt that the lyrics complemented the scenes appropriately. The lyrics are so specific that the songs don't work as standalone pop hits: "You'll be in my heart" barely did it... it is so descriptive of the parent/child situation (uncommon in pop) that its use in other contexts sounds forced.
If you watch the behind the scenes for Tarzan, the way he moves through the trees is in fact based on kids on rollerblades and skateboards. Plus in Tarzan Untamed, he does ride a piece of bark to surf on a river and waterfall and a tree vine attached to a bird like water ski's.
I am still in shock with the villain’s death that they got away with.
Disney's VERY FIRST feature villain was divinely smoten, cast off a cliff, dropped a rock on, and eaten by vultures. What's surprising?
@@legionaireb-
True, yes, but she isn't shown being hit by the rock or eaten by the vultures. But if you pause this movie at the right moment, you'll see the silhouette of Clayton hanging in the vines when the lightning strikes. That's quite intense for a G rated movie. Nowadays this movie would probably be rated PG, because it's quite violent. And there are brief images of blood when Kala finds Tarzan.
Fun fact:
The very first animated Disney movie to receive a PG rating was The Black Cauldron. Pretty much every animated Disney film after that (up until the year 2000 when Dinosaur was released) was rated G. Dinosaur was the second animated Disney movie to get a PG rating. Nowadays it seems very rare for animated Disney movies to be rated G.
@@legionaireb Yeah, but when Snow White came out, movies like that weren’t seen as just for children. When Disney started to get the reputation of being family friendly, they toned back a lot of that darkness by a ton. Especially in the 90s, when parent groups would go apeshit on any sort of thing that offended their sensibilities. Disney taking a risk and showcasing harsh death scenes like that was ballsy, considering their environment. And now Disney’s back into being a sanitized content machine, where death is only ever implied but never shown.
The power of of cut aways.
This is the same company that got away with Scar getting eaten alive by Hyenas, Ursula getting impaled, Dr Facilier getting dragged to hell by Voodoo demons, Syndrome getting sucked into a plane turbine, etc. They can be brutal when they want to be.
I just came home from a traumatizing car crash (no one was hurt but I was behind the wheel so Im still in shock) just to see my elderly dog being sick at home. Seeing this re-uploaded is the first thing today that made me fell better besides reuniting with my family. I love this channel, the nostalgia critic episodes are my comfort videos. I always feel happy and entertained while watching! Thank you!
The Disney Renaissance Era started on great note and ended on a great note.
I think the movie that did the best with having the songs play in the background is Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron, because in that movie, the horse never talks, so the songs convey his emotions without him actually singing them, and I think it worked great
Son of Man was the film’s best song, and it’s not even close. I WILL DIE ON THIS HILL!!!
Full agreement my friend
Although I have always had a strong spot, for 'Strangers like Me'...
You'll be in my heart was the clear winner 🎉
I will die on that hill with you!
Phil Collins sucks! On a movie soundtrack or on radio, he sucks in every way!
Best thing from Disney's Tarzan I love as a kid was Phil Collins. His songs were part of my childhood and I will hold onto his songs with all my heart.
Agreed. The first thing I think of when I remember the movie.
I grew up with the band Genisis My dad had the tape that played a lot. As i grew up i realized that phil and genisis were the same. Then Tarzan came into being and Brother bear I love Phil Colins he was my whole childhood so i hate to say it i loved his songs here but again that's because my dad was big fan
Best thing to start off a new week of a new month then watching a good ol' Nostalgia Critic review.
The disconnect of the songs actually plays well with the visuals. Much like Starlight Brigade, the lyrics _can_ fade into the background without loosing anything, but they also compliment the story being told. You get the best of both worlds and can focus on whichever you enjoy more at the time.
Average lifespan of a leopard is 12-17 years with the oldest pushing early 20s. So no. That is definitely not the leopard that ate/killed his parents.
That "sequel" is just 3 episodes from the animated series that came from this film. It was a lot of fun and explored a variety of topics from ethics to the benefits and dangers of technology. Heck, there was even some crazy magic sorceress at one point.
I see the edit there, when the critic shoots tarzan he actually edited that tarzan would shoot first and he would move his head slightly to the left and then shoot him later, worth the re edit
😂
I actually love some of the music here and thought the silent man made sense. Tarzan did not know art, so him being musical doesn't make sense.
(17:33-17:53) I totally agree with Mr. Walker on this because (me personally) it makes the character more lovable
21:13 the score is also pretty phenomenal. It conveys the emotions so well.
I know!! Did you also know the same guy who worked on the score for this movie also worked on the score for Moana?!
@@Wickedfan219 makes sense.
I’d say Clayton is way more memorable, for his demeanour and determination, he definitely has way more personality than Governor Radcliffe or the villain from Oliver and Company, you have to admit!
*Critic:* "He should be singing instead of silently working through his emotions."
*Also Critic:* "There shouldn't be singing! Its so much better to see him express his emotions silently."
I interpreted it more as "if you must have singing, let the characters do it".
He's talking about characters singing about their emotions as per a traditional musical theatre rather than pop songs overlay, which are good but it's not the type of musical storytelling that Disney specialises in as seen from previous movies.
The second point is completely unrelated. He's just highlighting how well the animation and score go together in that scene that it was best not to have a pop song interfere there.
UA-cam took offense to Clayton's death? Really?
THAT was the reason they age restricted your review????
Omg what have youtube become....
It was fun to see the review again and still think you gave some good points on what is good and bad about the movie.
I did'nt really hate phills music, but what you showed indeed works waaay better.
Good review
God i can't believe its been 25 years since this film came out I remember watching this alot on VHS renting from the library I was 4 years old now im about to be 29 in August I miss the good old days
I actually remember seeing the movie in theaters when I was 3 and once the movie was over and me and my parents were walking out of the theater I started singing You’ll Be In My Heart on the way to the car.
@@Wickedfan219 That is a great song though I love two worlds that's my banger that stuck through my childhood growing up the most
This movie was the catalyst to me becoming a life long Phil Collins fan. It was one of the first Disney movies I ever saw in theaters (I was nearly 5 when the movie came out), and the music was what struck me the most, especially "You'll Be in My Heart". Brother Bear amplified that. When I was a teen, I started hearing more of Phil's solo stuff and his Genesis era stuff.
My one regret is that I couldn't afford to see him perform live before he retired. Hope he's happy and doing well.
On a side note, as a long time watcher of Doug/the Critic, I'm extremely happy to see all the positive love for Phil in the comments. Glad to know I'm not alone!
(edit: Also, I absolutely dread the day Disney even considers possibly making a live action adaptation of this film. I hope they NEVER do, this is a great, beautifully animated film that doesn't deserve such a poorly done remake.)
the animation with the leopard fight is still good to this day, gives me goosebumps
10:43 This part always kills me. I just die laughing with how well its edited.
I probably said it before with your original review, but that edit of Jane, the Professor and Clayton searching was absolutely perfect with Clayton randomly firing.
It was hilarious then and still is.
22:14 is the reason it got age restricted in the first place.
Your shitting me
It's a shame that had to be re-edited for UA-cam but to quote Jeffrey Tambor's character from Hellboy 2: The Golden Army: "God, i hate UA-cam."
It's from a kids movie
No wonder every passing generation gets more sensitive. Kids are so sheltered that they're a sensitive liberal by the age of 12.
7:50 I'm glad you said this and I think it weirdly humanizes you a lot. People can forget how being on a screen takes away a lot of humanity and to have something to relate to you over on such a profound level is a unique experience for this particular series.
Tarzan singing would definitely be weird Tarzan is more of a Chuck Norris than a hugh jackman but I could definitely see child Tarzan breaking into song
There are so many great points to your review, but the part that will stick out the most because it almost killed me with laughter is when they shoot Phil Collins out of the tree. That edit is gold. I could have that on a loop for the rest of my life.
I know nostalgia it's a big part of it, but I always love how the songs were handled in this movie, for me it was always clear that the lyrics were Tarzan inner thoughts, so in a way, he is still the one who is singing. This middle ground between a musical and a movie with a regular score works amazingly for me 😁 (And it was equally amazing with "I'm still here" by Jim Hawkins in treasure planet).
Phil Collins went really hard on the soundtrack (as well as he did on Brother Bear), most of the orchestral score was also done with Phil and Mark Mancina. According to his autobiography, Phil didn't want to sing the songs either and it was a director's decision to have him included in the onscreen soundtrack for the reason you gave.
Lion King had the exact same going on, with some exception. Circle of Life, Can You Feel the Love Tonight aren't sung by the characters either and nobody bats an eye. It was just trendy to bash on Phil Collins at the time.
Circle of Life was still a hit on the charts when Elton sang it. I'm not sure why they couldn't do the same for Tarzan.
They're mostly bangers, except Trashin' the Camp.
About Rosie O'Donnell's performance actually making the dialogue for Terk worse, I 100% agree. Her voice was dubbed over for the Playstation 1 game on this movie, and the dubbing actress's performance was so much better!
Also, I got to admit. As a 90's kid, Tarzan was my intro to Phil Collins.
90's kid and you learned about Phil Collins this late?
I mean man was all over the 90's
The characters reacting to the Phil Collins song would be so dang funny 😂
Fun Fact: The same author who made Tarzan also made John Carter of Mars
Fun fact: Cats don't just kill for food, they kill for the fun of it. This applies to wild cats too.
Also, I was probably an adult by the time I noticed there were bodies next to those bloody footprints.
Another fun fact, Those swinging vine scenes were modeled by Tony Hawk himself.
8:25 - I saw another Tarzan review, make this complaint too and yeah I agree, In a movie where "baby monkey lead an entire troop with an umbrella and a boot on his head, a germophobic elephant, and gorillas making jazz destroying a camp" a man singing as he swings thru the vines will not seem out of place.
22:07 Honestly, though, I would prefer this kind of censorship to happen on Facebook, as it has become increasingly unhinged with its video content.
I grew up with this movie, I was probably 7 years old when I watched this film for the first time, and I enjoyed it, and I will say the Phil Collins songs were awesome to me, I can see how they may not fit in the movie, but they were awesome to me, especially the end-credits versions of them.
I remember myself 7 years old and being confused by Clayton's death. At the time I didn't know what death by hanging meant.
This movie will remain in my personal top 5 especially for the music. I am glad beyond believe that I am in a choir with a conductor who made a medley from all of these songs and I get to sing it on a semi regular basis. It was the song that got me into it.
You ARE nuts about the orchestral score. Felt like a trailer for a Civilization game with your edit
Exactly that ruined that whole video LMAO. Hell to the no. At-least he’s somewhat self aware
Clayton is voiced by Brian Blessed, who pretty much is one of the most badass people to ever live. Listen to his story about how he got an orangutan to captain a boat by doing his Boss Nass sounds and there are a ton of other awesome things he did too.
Fun fact: the artist actually studied skateboarders in line skaters for Tarzans tree sliding scenes
While the “sequel “ goes into more detail about Tarzan’s childhood identity emo-ness, the tie in cartoon series gets to explore the characters and their relationships more, even introducing some great stand alone and recurring characters. It’s worth checking out if you wanted more exploration into the world they created.
Stand-alone characters like 'Ed.'
Too bad the series isn’t on D+
One of the only Animated Series of a Disney Movie I greatly enjoyed besides _Aladdin: The Animated Series._
Phil Collins is one of the greatest songwriters of all time. These songs will forever be in my heart.
Love Phil Collins' music contributions to Disney. Tarzan AND Brother Bear
Honestly Tarzan has some of the best animation of the Disney Renaissance and it's not even just because it's technically the newest. The technicality behind the character animation is stellar
Son of Man and Strangers Like Me are my favorite songs
*When Tarzan faces the leopard.*
Tarzan: "I am Tarzan, Prince of the Apes. You killed my parents. Prepare to die."
his feet must be really ruff every time I see him tree surfing it makes my feet hurt
Disney Audiences: "Why do you always do the dead mother cliche in your stories? Do something new!"
Disney: "Something new? Okay! We'll do a CHILD's death...followed by a mother's AND father's death! Is that NEW ENOUGH for 'ya?"
"...Damn! You're hardcore, Disney!"
Disney: "You're damn straight we are!"
Phil Collins sang the songs in 5 different languages, one of them being german. To be honest, he did an impressive job. I love these songs so much and sing them to this day in his american accent. 😄
There is no "other version" of Tarzan. THIS IS TARZAN. Everything different is just a lesser re-imagening.
Didn’t realize this needed re editing
Just babies being babies because someone was left hanging
I liked the songs that Phil Collins did for this movie, but I definitely agree that there were some scenes that would have been served much better with a dramatic score.
I also was not the biggest fan of Turk in most of the scenes...... The only exception really is "trashing the camp". I still absolutely love that scene. It gives us a break from the drama and is a lot of fun.
Always thought this was an underrated DRen film, and actually put it up there with the best of them. My only problem with it is really Rosie O Donnell. I think it was time to move away from traditional musicals, and the montages really worked for me. The animation is top notch. The opening and jaguar battle are amazing. Emotional moments are very well done. I actually think Jane has tons of personality, and is my favorite Disney supporting significant other (Beast doesn’t count). Even the villain is fine, especially given the hero had so much going on he didn’t need that direct an antagonist. I’d put this leagues above Mulan, Herc, Hunchback and Pocahontas, though all of them are good in their own ways.
I remember really enjoying watching this film in the 2000s.
Can you please tell us what stock music you used during that music critique? The stuff playing at 9:30?
Yay! I finally get to watch it because it was age restricted🎉
Why did they even age restrict it?
Idk, I couldn’t watch it to figure why
Maybe some joke or remark he made? An illustration perhaps?
Probably because of the body hanging even though it's a shadow of it, Yt will be Yt.
@@silverbolt9439 RIGHT ON THE MONEY!
Not being able to show the Tarzan death but the Oliver and company death that's A Okay .
Doug and CA team are the Best! This is classic! Love the movie! Son of man is best!
I think we should see Tarzan not as a musical, but more as an action movie with a lot of 80s montages.
And that's why Phil Collins' songs work here.
You don't see Daniel Larusso sing "You're The Best Around" nor Rocky Balboa sing "Hearts on Fire". But the songs works because they are montage songs.
18:50
*That's what I've been thinking for years 😂😂*
8:09 While I'm not a big fan of the Phil Collin's songs since they seem just inserted in there , I will say that I think two of them fit pretty well with where they put them.
Son of man, and Strangers Like Me.
Still one of my favorite Disney movies, and one of my favorite films in general. The animation is amazing, the characters fun, the music insane, and to this day, I have yet to see another Tarzan film that holds a candle to it. Disney's Tarzan is, in my opinion, a perfect film.
Hope you get the studio back
It's been a while since I verbally (libally?) Appreciated the energy Doug puts into the ads. I can't skip them because despite it being a bad script forced by the company, I want to see the bit.
We (my mother and I) watched the Tarzan sequels last week and right after I just had to listen to the original Phil Collins soundtrack because, oh my God, that is half the film for me.
yay, he remembered to call it a leopard and not a cheetah this time 😅
Interesting fact (if you're curious) about the swedish dubbed version of this movie;
Clayton's swedish voice is done by Rolf Lassgård, who played Ove in "A Man called Ove".
The Randy Newman impression of prince of Egypt was utterly hilarious 😂
Doug is getting stale
Utterly hilarious? Can I get some of that strain? Mine ain't making any of this "utterly hilarious".
Perfect! Just in time for some R&R
Yeah, had a feeling Clayton’s exit from the movie is what restricted the video. It just looks too similar to “Luigi Mansion-ing” oneself.
I worked at a movie theater when this film came out and Lance Henriksen visited. The worst thing was I never got a chance to talk to him, I was prevented by management. Had I done so, I would've told him I really liked his character in Aliens.
I remember going to see Tarzan in the theater as a kid
Classic! Thanks For this!
25 years later and this movie still looks just as good if not better than what is made today
I was stuck between liking the Collins songs in the movie and wishing they hadn’t been there. I loved Son of Man though. And the animation during the montage especially is awesome. Speaking of the leopard eye transition, a lot of cool transitions were in that sequence too. Maybe most of the songs could’ve only been on the soundtrack or something, not in the movie. I did grow up with this Tarzan movie though and watched it a lot. Never saw Clayton’s shadow at the end though. Missed it every time until it was pointed out in a Disney Brutal Deaths list.
12:36 I realize he did both movies from the phantom menace and Tarzan since, 1999.
0:58 I was introduced to Disney stuff via Kingdom Hearts. I thought they were all made up for Kingdom Hearts because I never heard of Disney or any of the movies until around Kingdom Hearts dream drop distance when my wife told me they were animated movies.
Love this movie 🎥. Still have the VHS 📼😊