Tarzan

Simply love this movie. It was one of my childhood defining films and I love it even more seeing it now as an adult. The story is heartbreaking but heartwarming at the same time and the music by Phil Colins brings back so much nostalgia.

One of my favorites Disney ever

Tarzan is a great way to close out the Disney Renaissance. While it’s true that there are some issues here and there, they still can’t bring down what is ultimately an outstanding piece of work from Disney Animation. It’s mostly well put together story, likable characters, beautiful animation, and spellbinding music make this another win from the house of mouse.

that is how Pocahontas should have ended !!!!!

A 9/10 movie that was a 10/10 for it's time. The music, art and technology were all groundbreaking.

The first movie I ever saw in the theater. It will always have a special place in my heart.

>"I was saved by a flying wild man in a loincloth!"

Disney can we get back to the 90's era of animation because this is gorgeous to look at. Hard not to get excited when you see Tarzan sliding through the trees like an X Games snowboarder with Phil Collins in the backgrounds singing his heart out.

Phil Collins makes this film great, the music is amazing, so catchy and doesn't really feel like a Disney movie style of song. The animation is great too and overall the film is sweet and lovable.

'Tarzan' is one of those films that I had always assumed I had seen, though evidently I hadn't and this was my first time watching. It's a cracker!

Phil Collins' music is tremendous, it truly adds a lot to the film - "Son of Man", which I already knew about, is a great song which works very well with the montage. Some of the editing is rather sharp, while the animation is pleasing on the eye.

Tony Goldwyn (Tarzan) and Minnie Driver (Jane) suit their respective roles nicely, as do Glenn Close (Kala) and Brian Blessed (Clayton). Rosie O'Donnell is the one I enjoyed most, as she portrays Terk - which isn't really a massive character, yet O'Donnell makes her memorable.

It does feature things you've seen from earlier jungle based films, like 1967's 'The Jungle Book' and, as expected yet still amusingly, 1997's 'George of the Jungle'. The early scenes in-particular, which rely firmly on Collins' music - from the midway point it's more level, whilst also taking its own route with this type of story.

I'm interested to find out where the two follow-up films go.

Without Phil Collins, this movie would lose a lot of it's soul.

**♪ "SON OF MAN, A MAN IN TIME YOU'LL BE!" ♪**

I love the soundtrack.