I'm from Germany and I think it's great that Phil Collins sang the songs in different languages for the different countries! Hear him sing in german was strange, but he did it very well!

"No matter where I go, you will always be my mother." "And you will always be in my heart." Fun Fact: Theatrical directorial debut of Chris Buck. Historical Fact: This was the last animated movie of the Disney Renaissance Era. Box-Office Success Fact: Surpassed Greystoke: The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes (1984) as the highest-grossing Tarzan film, and holds the record to this day. Method Animator Fact: To see how Tarzan's (Tony Goldwyn) body would move while sliding down a log, the animators based his movement on that of pro skateboarder Tony Hawk while on his skateboard. What Script Fact: Minnie Driver largely ad-libbed the breathless speech in which Jane tells her father (Nigel Hawthorne) and Clayton (Brian Blessed) about meeting Tarzan (Tony Goldwyn) for the first time. Voice Play Fact: The signature "Tarzan Yell" is provided by Brian Blessed, the voice of this movie's villain Clayton. because after noticing that Tony Goldwyn could not make a convincing scream, Blessed went to one of the producers to tell him that he could do it, the producer refused at first but after he yelled in front of him, he accepted without hesitation. Location Location Fact: The movie is set in eastern Africa. This can be seen on a drawing of Tarzan (Tony Goldwyn) that Jane (Minnie Driver) is working on during the Strangers Like Me (1999) musical sequence. It can be seen labelled in the corner. Earlier in the movie, Professor Porter (Nigel Hawthorne) mentions moving westward, deeper into the jungle, which would make the ocean on the eastern coast. It is possible that the movie might be set in Kenya, which was at the time as a protectorate of Britain located on the eastern coast of Africa. Kenya also has thick jungles on its coasts, much like the ones seen in this movie.

Man, I am WITH you about kids' movies needing scary moments. Some stuff for kids should be sweet and comfortable and educational, but kids grow up, and growing up means being challenged, confronting new things and forming your own ideas. I believe fiction is an important stepping-stone when it comes to personal growth for the young folks, and can be equally powerful for adults. But yeah, I remember seeing this movie at the drive-in theatre when I was a kid. What a time! I also grew up with Aladdin, the Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. All of them were formative films for me and contributed massively to my love for art, drawing, storytelling, and film in general. But while the Disney Renassaince was amazing, there inevitably comes the fall... and I remember how disappointed I felt as year after year, there was less and less of the beautiful, hand-drawn animation I'd come to love. Now, I don't know if you've seen these films or not, but as HUGE fan of Disney's animated works, I love to reccomend them to folks because they are, in my mind, underrated gems: "Treasure Planet" and "Atlantis: The Lost Empire". Disney did those movies dirty, and STILL does them dirty by effectively ignoring them (as they do with "Hunchback" to this day). But yeah! Give those films a shot. And if you want to see more gorgeously animated and well-crafted family films, I have no shortage of reccomendations!

All of the backgrounds are called deep canvas, and they were built for this movie. Glenn Keane, who was the key animator for Tarzan and Ariel and beast and Aladdin helped design it. He designed a lot of the action scenes just seeing skateboarders while he was in France at the time. He is my favorite animator.

Immediate like, for the chest beating intro. Him: "I wonder what's gonna become of Tarzan's parents?" Me: He doesn't know ... 😭

I love Tarzan! ❤ It's one of my favorite Disney made cartoon. The cast and music was perfection! Phil Collins won the Oscar for the OST that year! It was so beautiful, I cried. ❤

This is easily in my top 3 Disney films ever. Such beautiful animation and story

I believe the animators studied skateboarders and athletes like that to animate Tarzan's movement through the trees.

The whole experience is a well rounded masterpiece. The animation, story telling, music, directing...

Thank you for this reaction! This is one of my absolute favorite Disney films hands down! My favorite song is “You’ll Be In My Heart”, which was written by Phil Collins as a lullaby to his daughter. I aspire to perform in the stage musical adaption someday. 🤎💚💛💜🦍🍃💐

Tantore is my favorite 😂 Fun fact, Tarzan and Clayton are actually related according to the book.

Tarzan was a major shift for Disney Animations. The computer tech from Little Mermaid thru Mulan hit it's peak in this movie. The animation is my favorite part of this movie. IMHO, I would love a sequel film based on the jaguar! I think the soundtrack stands out so much is bc Collins is singing the songs in the background, VS the long standing tradition of Disney musicals. This film really ended the form/tradition of Disney cartoons being full on musicals that was established in the 80s.

I know I may be bias, but this is THE movie of my childhood, I think Son of Man is the most underrated Disney song of all time, You'll be in my heart always makes me cry. I just have more of a personal connection to this because I was adopted so I can relate to a lot of the feelings of this film. One of my personal favorite movies ever

The animation in this film is top teir. Glenne Keane is a MASTER of weight and movement animation. Every lead character that he animated stands out. I fell down a Glenn Keane rabbit hole after this film came out and fell in love with his work. Watch the 'making of' for Tarzan...it's well worth it!!

Fun fact-Jane Goodall has worked with Gorillas on teaching them to use computers. Sha has said they get very happy and exited when they figure out how to do something on the computer. She didn’t go into details but I imagine the simplest things like opening a web browser or figuring out how to play music would absolutely delight them! 😊

i recently became a first time aunty to a beautiful little nephew, the first time i met him my family took a few pictures of me holding him on my phone. & i posted one of them to my instagram story with the song you’ll be in my heart

Older generations are familiar with the Tarzan films of the 1930's and 1940's, starring Johnny Weissmuller (Olympic Swimmer). Though they maybe considered dated or racist by today's standards, older generations became acquainted with Tarzan's adventures and heroism and the everyday challenges of his jungle home. :)

I've been listening to the ost during my commute. It's so feel-good and energetic! Also I'm an animation major and omg the anatomy and quality of this movie is so beautiful!

You've got to love Phil's songs in this movie. I love his music, he is amazing.

grew up watching it and love

I was saved by a flying wild man in a loincloth! “Loincloth? Good lord.”

Check out Disney’s The Great Mouse Detective! 😎 It’s criminally underrated!

Thank you, Oliver! Thank you, Huxley! 🦍 Chris Buck and Kevin Lima directed this. 🔸 Wild to fathom it was a quarter of a century ago that I saw this in the cinema. Tempus fugit, indeed.

I also really love Jane, her father and the little monkey with the drawing lol

His name in english is John Clayton 3 earl of Greystoke. Kala the mother ape names him Tarzan which means white skin. 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I have made it a mission that when I become a parent, I would sing You'll Be In My Heart to soothe their crying. While I doubt I'd do Phil Collins due justice, but I'd try hard to emulate the emotion behind the lyrics.

I've never watched the movie but know the soundtrack by heart, still have the cd somewhere. Phil Collins did do the entire soundtrack. Seeing the animation now, I keep thinking Tarzan's face looks like Weird Al :P

It's a Disney movie and you're asking "What happened to his parents?" [Headdesk] Greystoke: The legend of Tarzan was a good one too. So was Tarzan the Ape Man.

You might really like The Emperor's New Groove, a Disney movie which is largely forgotten, but it was one of the first DVDs I ever bought.

1999 was quite the year for movies 🤔

Fun fact: It's actually Clayton's VA... of all characters lolz... who does Tarzan's jungle cry. And you're definitely not the only one who thought Terk was a guy. In fact, there's a Disney sequel series for Tarzan, and in one scene, Tantor asks, "You're a girl??" Terk: "Hey, watch it, buddy, I'm gonna..." lololz.

Watch Greystoke, starring Christopher Lambert. It is the best Tarzan movie ever.

I would suggest watching Bruce Lee's movies, especially Enter the Dragon. And if you've got some time to spare consider watching Akira (An animated movie ahead of its time).

I love your KZfaq name. Loved that show!

28:57 you’re not the only one. I didn’t realize Turk was a girl even after a decade of watching this movie

Tarzan will always be Disney

10:20 Tantor is indeed a male elephant, but many don't realize Turk is a female gorilla. I think Sabor, the leopard, is also female?

I love all things related to Tarzan except Jane. This soundtrack is brilliant. Take care 😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Olly and the baby baboon look very similar😂

Great movie, great music - I only regret not having seen it in theaters when it came out, that must have been wild. Pun intended. 😄

I love both versions of you’ll be in my heart…..usher did his version of it and it pretty good

Hope your chest wasn’t hurting after all that chest hitting lol 😂 oh Ollie I hope you do the prequel Tarzan 2 also at some point

I adore this movie ♥️

If this guy hasn't yet, he should watch Treasure Planet

It's Rosie O'Donnell's voice.

you should do george of the jungle ( really goofy and filled with slapstick)

Now you can watch Tarzan 2

are you going to review the rest of the Disney renaissance

No matter what

It,s a good movie. When Disney still made good movies. Excellent reaction Ollie.

that moment when tarzan avenged his parents his real parents by killing sabor his parents killer

Me when I was 5 years old for no reason: 0:00

Nah George of the jungle is where its at