I couldn't agree more. "Oh, I moved." 😂

Basically the same as Maurice. But Maurice gets extra points for getting over his prejudice against Beast (hey him encountering Beast, locked up in the cell, out in the cold, almost asylum is traumatic) but it helps Adam became human again. If Beast stayed Beast not sure if Maurice would have liked Belle with him. Then again he liked his daughter too much. Just lingering concern. Mr. Porter faced a human from the get go, half-ape was almost instantly gone after he met Tarzan and being a professor, biologist plus likely anthropologist he gets more easily over non-human traits ^^

I think he meant kerchak when he said that :)

@@embran8486 What about the sultan?

@@jp3813 Interesting. The sultan is accepting from the get-go, but let's be honest: all because of the way the story unfolded. Aladdin status would have been an issue if Aladdin did not uncover Jafar's threat & trickery. Also the Sultan is a bit funny in the head. If not for his final words or take on Aladdin as new "Grand Vizier" in Return of Jafar you would expect him to be senile. Still all three are awesome Disney dad's. You maybe can add old king/ Prince Charming's father to it too.

this movie is great!

Phil also read the original book, so that might have also had something to do with it.

This is an animated film to complement a great Phil Collins album

Fun fact: "You'll be in my heart" was a lullaby Phil created for his daughter. It is also her favorite of the songs he created. ❤

@@spamachuchan8824 from what I read Lily was the reason he agreed to do the music for this movie in the first place.

I noticed Disney had removed the hanging shadow screen many years ago, I saw it when they aired the movie on Disney channel

I actually didn't notice that until I was a teenager and it hit me like a brick

@@rockyme100 They removed it? Oi vey.

he went too hard!

@@rockyme100 Probably just Disney Channel removed it since mostly kids watch that channel. I saw it on FreeForm and Clayton's hanging shadow was visible.

Pretty tied for me

Bother bear is the better movie for me

Right?!

@@raidersfanallday oh if we are talking about in terms of movie yeah brother bear for me too 😂

I mean, Phil Collins did Brother Bear as well, so it's no wonder the music for that was 🔥🔥🔥.

Honestly I agree and I don’t get why no one is talking about it. It’s sooo romantic and they def have really strong chemistry

Also how he clearly respects her and wants her to choose what makes her happy.

Highly disagree but they do have a nice relationship.

Lady and the tramp tho? Lol. I never really thought about it but hea they have good chemistry for sure. For me Pocahontas and Jon Smith have the best bond ad far as Disney relationships go.

Also, Tarzan, my man- a whole grown man, literally waited until he learned a whole language before he could kiss her. Teenagers take a language class for 4 years and still barely can form 6 sentences after. Truly he respected Jane because he waited until he can communicate and understand her before he showed actual intimacy. Even after he tries to kiss her and she becomes shy and turns away, he still tries to just look at her.

I love brother bear so much

It's him who sings in the french version

@@a.g.demada5263 and spanish and japanese and italian and german... wow

@@fallenhylian5964 holy

Fun Fact! He’s the father of actress Lily Collins 😄

And that is why Brian Blessed is the ultimate human being.

@@BronyDanProductions BRIAN BLESSED. It has to be in all-caps, like the man himself.

I did not know this but damn it doesn't not surprise me even if it venom with the open it XD Edit: you know I said "doesn't surprise me not even a little bit" .... what is up with my speech-to-text

whaaaaaat?!?! How did I not know this?? This movie came out the YEAR I WAS BORN and I've watched it my WHOLE LIFE and I did not know that. I freaking LOVE that yell. I get chills at the moment he lifts Sabor above his head *every time.*

Damn even I didn’t know that! Thanks bud!

Omg I never realized that either :O

Yep they've always been there in that scene.

Same!

yeah, me too !! i first watched the movie when i was a kid, and it wasn't until i was a teenager i saw it cus someone pointed it out for me

I noticed only later on, after watching it a bunch of time as a kid. We can see the shadow of Clayton’s body as well at the end. This movie has a lot of death 🤣

Omfg bwa hahaha

*Producer:* Okay Phil, we have it, can we- *Phil Collins:* Does it in multiple languages

And then in the legend of tarzan he is suddenly "lord Clayton", can stuff make sense?

Oh that’s such a cool fact! I had no idea!

This is nothing like the book(s), though. No movie adaptation has come even close to the actual plot of the books, or the relationships between the characters. Book Tarzan basically teaches himself everything, including reading French after he discovers his family's shelter and possessions. He can't speak it properly but he understands it in the written form. And Clayton is an actual character in the book as well, but he's not a villain, he's part of the expedition and a friend of the Porters. Poor Clayton ends up dying in pretty grim circumstances but he's quite an honourable fellow, who loves Jane and does everything in his power to protect her, and who just happens to be Tarzan's cousin. The first time Tarzan and Jane meet they don't speak a word to eachother and only exchange any type of dialogue much later, after Tarzan has been taught how to speak English by someone else. There's a whole lot of more mature and things happening that never made it into the adaptations because the books aren't really kid-friendly.

Also, Clayton is voiced by Brian Blessed, who dubs the Tarzan yell in this film.

Clayton is a cool ass name

😂😂😂

Yes, it was darkly humorous. We laugh as to not cry.

Yeah, I think it's kind of cute that he didn't immediately grasp that the baby gorilla just got eaten

I'm glad they didn't excessively feminize the female animal characters as they usually do in other Disney movies (long lashes, bigger lips, different body proportions, etc)

I didn't find out terk was a girl until I was in my 20s haha

Wait Terk's a girl????

@@softsounds8453 ahahaha yes.

lol, in fairness there's people well into 30s who still get confused at Terk being a girl

Yeah, they look so much like bundles of cloth or furniture. I never used to notice them either.

Oh, I absolutely thought she was a boy.

WHY HAVENT I NOTICED THEM TILL NOW

In the book Terk is a male, so they changed her name to "Terkina" and made it Terk for short lol

never realized either and i watched this movie 1,000 times back to back as a child. they knew our minds wouldn't register it until now lmao

Same thing for the Italian version. Even if his accent is really noticeable, the fact he did it for so many languages is awesome

Same thing for the french version like Brother bear

I'm from germany too and when I hear the songs in german I always sing along including his accent lol

Same thing in Spanish. He is awesome

I absolutely love the German version, so nostalgic

Aw! I didn't know he wrote it for his daughter! That's so sweet!

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww That is the Sweetest thing I've read today that is so cute 🥰🥰😍😍😍😍

@@silverstarlightproductions1292 That's adorable! And the hand-to-hand motif throughout the movie is based Glen Keane, I think it was, when he held his daughter for the first time

It was my childhood favourite, can't believe I forgot about it. Remembering all my faves watching these. I was glad there was a reaction to fox and the hound and now tarzan too. Bliss.

same .. one of the best disney movies If you ask me♥️

Same man Does anybody remember the legend of Tarzan the animated sequel show to this?

Fossil King i do!!

Same, and everyone is always like “but lion king!” And I’m just like “but Phil Collins!” I joke that Tarzan beats out lion king by 1/2 a point (to me) because of Phil Collins alone 😅😂

Yeah, it took me several views as a kid to notice he didn't die from the fall but from hanging himself on accident.

Same. I was actually shocked the first time I noticed it as an adult.

i;ve seen this movie several times and only just now saw that

thats why when people go "what are we going to say to the kids?!" its like "trust me they wont notice"

I don't know if I noticed it as a kid. I was five when it came to my country and I only remembered bits about it. I remembered Jane, and I remembered Tantor thinking Tarzan was a piranha and his mom saying there weren't any in Africa because I asked my parents if it was true (it is, that male elephant who said they were native to South America was right). I didn't even remember Clayton when I watched it years later. Thank heavens I got to see it again!

@Queen JT talk about kids being oblivious to things around them

Wow... I never noticed that either when I watched the movie as a kid. I had to watch the scene again and you're right.

Yup! I don't think I ever noticed them until I was an adult and had watched the move a thousand times. Very well-done way to show his dead parents without being overly graphic.

This is dark, but shouldn’t their bones still be laying there when his mom takes him to finally see the home again? Lol

@@Blueeyesinthesky Not if the bodies were torn apart and dragged away by wildlife, or more likely, the leopard.

That's why I think we can all agree that Phil Collins is a Disney legend

Lol I'm pretty sure my sisters and I saw Tarzan in theatres (I'm hazy on who took us) and the next morning we were all practicing our Tarzan yells from the rope swing my dad had set up years before.😆

Haha yeah I was Jane for a few Halloweens after seeing this movie.

I tried to swing with the hanging lamp in my room back then. Teached me something about the load capacity of power cords. Next I knew I crashed on the floor, with the lamp landing next to me. Parents grounded me for 2 weeks

@@Xethuron 🤣😂

I use to run around in my underwear in the backyard whilie climbing trees and making monkey noises

What about brother bear? It came after Tarzan and it was hand animated.

I thought that was The Princess and the Frog?

@@monsterhanna6691 yeah. Wasn't it Princess and the frog?🤔

Probably one of the only times Disney did its homework

@@LostGirLwanders yeah most of the changes they made were to account for more modern knowledge and understanding of gorillas and what actually lives in the jungle.

@@LostGirLwanders Actually, you’d be surprised how often Disney did their research, especially with the Renaissance films. In 1993, the crew of Hunchback of Notre Dame visited Paris to get the layout of the city just right for the movie, especially the cathedral.

I'm so sorry for your loss. R.I.P. 😢💔🌈🙏

I hope Anastasia its such a classic that people tend to forget about!

How to train your dragon 2, because you’ve recently watched the first one

I hope it’s Anastasia, though both are good

It’s such a good movie! I can’t wait 🍿

@@hufflepuffler2575 we're gonna be watching Anastasia for homeschool next year (and yes, I will be pointing out all the inaccuracies!) since we'll be doing a 2 week long unit on Russia.

I don't know how anyone can think he ruined this movie, if anything he made this movie.

I have literally never heard anyone hate on the soundtrack to this movie…?

@@SmallFryAmI92 I forgot who it was but there was a KZfaqr who said Phil Collins music in Tarzan was the worst.

@@inukaiya1509 It was Doug Walker who hated the soundtrack for some reason

@@13LuxAeterna13 I know he is one but it wasn't him I was talking about exactly.

Yeah same haha.

Tomboy refrence probably

He'd make a great detective

Isn't Sabor a leopard?

​​@@strawberrysoulforever8336 A leopard is a plains animal. Do you think there's a lot of room for the fastest cat on earth to run in a jungle?

@nkbujvytcygvujno6006 Look it up online. People apparently gave Doug Walker hell for calling Sabor a cheetah. Also, a cheetah is faster than a leopard or a jaguar.

She's humiliated beyond reason

Agreed.

20:32+20:33+20:34+20:35+20:36+20:37

Me too

Plan on doing it soon!

@@nickflix8657 Yay 😁😁 can't wait!!!

Yep Elton John does the soundtrack for Road to El Dorado :D

@@nickflix8657 dang bro you were crying. Not that it's a bad thing

yep

i was also adopted and cry my eyes out to this movie every time. Ive always felt out of place with my family.

@@derpdragon1224 Family isn't always the people who you've spent the most time with, or where you're born into. Families can be made 🙏 I found my soul family and you will find yours, be it your friends or someone else you know or you will know. 😇 Sending many blessings to you 💫

I'm so happy for you, and I'm so sorry for your loss. R.I.P, but I'm happy you had people there for you. 💕

@@monsterhanna6691 Thank you so much! It still feels kind of weird to think that such a big part of my childhood is gone, but I feel relieved at the same time that I have true friends who I can call family 🙏💫

Equally funny is: Ehem, do you want to have some alone time with the chalkboard? Also: They took my boot!

They also have a theory that Tarzan may be related to Anna and Elsa.

Thanks for clarifying haha

@@nickflix8657 Haha you're not alone, when this first came out pretty much every kid, including me, thought that Terk was a boy!

@@ifeelpretty5790 same lol

a little fun fact i looked up was that Terk was suppose to be a boy but none of the male voice actors were working so when Rossie O'Donnel came in and started doing the voice the studio was so impressed that they hired her to be Terk's voice and changed her from being a male to a female

I guess they did a really good job in the way the showed the bodies since it seems like most of us didn't realize that the dead bodies were lying there when we saw the movie as kids.

My parents never let me watch it because it has some scenes that are not for kids...

Fun fact that I will NEVER stop publicizing Miguel and Tulio were supposed to be openly gay for each other but the studio executives thought it would be too risky so they made Chel a love interest instead. There's actually a lost clip from before it got released of Tulio calling Miguel "sweetheart".

@@tbltpianoandmidis383 Lol it's not even that bad though.

@@RedRoseSeptember22 the intercourse scene.

@@Theravingranter it's the scene where umm you know....

And the theory that Tarzans parents are Anna and Elsas parents and that they were on their way to Rapunzel and Flynn’s wedding and that the ship Ariel sees at the beginning of the little mermaid is Tarzans parents ship and that Ariel and Hercules are related since Hercules’ uncle is Poseidon and Poseidon is Ariels Grandpa and that the shooting star Hercules sees during “I can go the distance” is actually Aladdin and Jasmine on the carpet during “A Whole New World”

@@echowall5967 I know. Though I’m not too much of a fan of the Tarzan, Elsa and Anna being that closely related. I do t know Frozen and Tarzan feel like they take place in different eras of history. I will grant they go to attend Rapunzel’s wedding but that’s about it.

Flynn & Rapunzel at the very least definitely make a cameo at the end of Frozen. The Sundrop Flower is at the end of Moana. Rapunzel had a Sleeping Curse Spinning Wheel, a Pinocchio look-alike and a Pumba look-alike. As well as Fairytale books about Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and Sleeping Beauty. Queen La of Opar in Legend of Tarzan resembled Kida from Atlantis: The Lost Empire. In the Tarzan novels, Opar was a lost colony of Atlantis. A fish resembling Flounder is in Jungle Book 2. The King and Grand Duke from Cinderella attend the wedding in Little Mermaid. Peter Pan’s shadow can be seen on the Kings royal proclamation in Cinderella. In Oliver & Company Ratigan from the Great Mouse Detective is in the photos of Georgette’s suitors and Bill the Lizard from Alice in Wonderland is working as one of his henchmen in Mouse Detective. Both Mouse Detective and Lilo & Stitch have toy Dumbo’s. In Oliver & Company Tito sings “Heigh-Ho” from Snow White and while Dodger sings ‘Why Should I Worry?’ we see Peg, Jock and Trusty from Lady and the Tramp being being walked by their owners. Presumably taking place after Lady & The Tramp since Peg was a stray. Younger Peg is sitting in a Pet Shop window in 101 Dalmations. Lady and Tramp are also apart of 101 Dalmatians Twilight Bark. Jasper and Horace appear to be driving the Milkman’s Milk Truck from Aristocats. Amos Slade from Fox and the Hound being the hunter that killed Bambi’s Mother, and the Pheasant & Ducks from Little April Showers are in Fox and the Hound. Bambi and his Mother as well as the bird from April Showers are seen in the Rescuers during Someone's Waiting for You. Tinkerbell is in the Fairy Cave in the Black Cauldron. Belle, Magic Carpet and two more Pumba look-alikes have cameos in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The Genie shape-shifted into Pinocchio & Pocahontas. A Beast figure is in the Sultans Tower of exotic creatures in Aladdin. How about Hercules and the Arabian Night? An actual Aladdin crossover episode on Hercules the Animated Series that confirms the two are in the same universe. Plus Scar’s pelt throwrug in Hercules. Lilo & Stitch the Series also had crossover episodes with Kim Possible, American Dragon Jake Long, Proud Family, and Disney’s Recess. A Stitch Toy is seen in Treasure Planet. That connects Frozen, Moana, Tangled, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Pinocchio, Pocahontas, Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, the Great Mouse Detective, Dumbo, Lilo & Stitch, Oliver & Company, Lady & The Tramp, 101 Dalmatians, Snow White, Bambi, The Aristocats, Fox and the Hound, the Rescuers, the Black Cauldron, Beauty & the Beast, Tarzan, Atlantis, Jungle Book, Little Mermaid, Hercules, Aladdin, the Hunchback of Notre Dame, Lion King, Kim Possible, American Dragon Jake Long, Proud Family, Disney’s Recess, and Treasure Planet. One of my own personal theories is that Cinderella, Aurora, and Anita Radcliff are all relatives. They’re remarkably similar to each other because Helene Stanley was the live model for all of them. A girl that bears a striking resemblance to them, has a cameo in Oliver & Company. disney.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_cameos_in_Disney_films?file=Oliver-company-disneyscreencaps.com-3295.jpg The only film that is undoubtedly fictional in their universe is Mulan. There’s a movie poster in Lilo’s bedroom. However, a Little Brother toy falls out of Archimedes’s pocket when the Gorillas have him flipped upside down. So there’s a theory that a relative of his could possibly go on to work in the film industry, and were inspired by his toy dog.

@@johnathangrey2003 not saying they aren’t connected, just saying there is at least nine generations separating Elsa and Anna from Tarzan.

@Zain Hartono My apologies, I wasn’t trying to imply you were saying that. I was just noting all of the connections throughout the Disney Universe that weren’t already mentioned. I totally understand feeling like they’re in different eras. Technically Frozen II disproves Chris Bucks idea of them being Tarzans parents. They were apparently heading north across the Dark Sea attempting to reach Ahtohallan. So they could find the source of Elsa’s powers. Honestly, I’d prefer it if Frozen didn’t exist. As a whole it’s such a waste of potential and a huge disservice to Hans Christian Andersen‘s Snow Queen. Which is particularly sad considering they were working on adapting it as far back as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937. They shelved it. Restarted the project in the late 90’s, scrapped it again in 2002. Had numerous unsuccessful attempts before they shelved it again. Chris Buck came on board in 2008 because he was inspired to write a different kind of story. Entered development hell in 2010 and it wouldn’t be until 2013 that it got released. That’s about 76 years, and rather than adapt the actual story they completely re-wrote it. Even naming the villain after the original author. That’s seriously disrespectful to the person who’s legacy your making money off of. The Snow Queen is a beautiful, wonderful fairy tale that deserved better. Hallmark’s Snow Queen (2002) and TMS Entertainment‘s Snow Queen (2005) are so much better. The one thing so many adaptions get very wrong is the Snow Queen being portrayed as a villain. When in reality she, much like Ursula, was a neutral figure in the fairytale. Depending on how you view the Snow Queens actions, they actually lead to a lot of good because without her Gerda (Not Anna!) wouldn’t of been able to go on that long journey to save Kai (Not Kristoff! Definitely not Elsa!) from his cursed frozen heart. Absolutely no one in Frozen goes through any meaningful growth or journey. It just goes through the motions as if they did. Much like Brave.

Plan on it!

That movie came out the year I was born.

yep

She was also Cruella De Vil in the first live action “101 Dalmatians” movie, and it’s sequel “102 Dalmatians”