Acteurs·trices:
Tony Goldwyn, Minnie Driver, Glenn Close, Brian Blessed, Nigel Hawthorne, Lance Henriksen, Wayne Knight, Alex D. Linz, Rosie O'Donnell (plus)VOD (5)
Résumés(1)
Recueilli et adopté tout bébé par un clan de gorilles, Tarzan développe un instinct aussi sûr que celui des animaux sauvages. Ses aptitudes physiques et son intelligence lui permettent de prendre une place à part dans le luxuriant royaume de la jungle. Mais, quand il rencontre le professeur Porter et sa fille Jane, en expédition scientifique dans la jungle, Tarzan découvre qu'il existe d'autres êtres semblables à lui. Il devra bientot faire un choix entre sa famille d'adoption et ses ascendances humaines. (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (2)
An emotional blockbuster. Despite a few rough spots in the form of the slower tempo in the second half, it still receives the highest rating. The childish clowning in the form of babbling monkeys doesn't bother me; on the contrary, they are a surprisingly good fit for the narrative style. And the scene of Tarzan's playfulness ending with his transition into adulthood is simple yet fascinating.
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The 37th Disney Feature Film Similarly to how I was upset about the Disney version of Tinker Bel, I have to praise Tarzan. With all love and respect for Burroughs, Disney's Tarzan is a wonderful affair. It was a real challenge because for Tarzan to move like a man-animal, no living actor could do that. An animated film was therefore the ideal choice. They also came up with a different portrayal of the relationship within Tarzan's animal family with the mice, and even Jane was done well without having to be the classic damsel in distress, which I very much applaud. Overall, the animation is excellent, the songs are by Phil Collins, and the whole thing makes more sense than most of the adaptations we've seen since 1912. I'm quite looking forward to the whole direct-to-video trilogy.
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