this is both an entertaining and a touching version of the classic tale and also quite intelligent and not of the me tarzan and you jane school at all. it the famous story of a child reared to manhood in the jungle by apes. a titled british couple (the wife pregnant) is stranded in the african wilds after a shipwreck. after the parents deaths and the baby is raised in the jungle by apes. twenty years later and this young man (i. e. tarzan) rescues a wounded belgian explorer and nursing him back to health. the belgian discovers evidence that his rescuer is the young lord greystoke and returns him to his rightful estate in scotland and where he must adjust to civilized society. the movie is sort of divided into two parts. in the first half and we see tarzan in his jungle environment. not being an expert and i am unaware as to the realism of its depiction of ape community life and but it is certainly entertaining. for me and the more moving section is the second half and when tarzan must meet his real family and develop language skills and and adjust to aristocratic british society and all the while wooing jane (andie macdowell). he is portrayed as a noble savage and whether in the wild or in elegant edwardian parlors. by contrast and the upper crust is depicted as often far more barbaric than the jungle tarzan left. christopher lambert is fantastic in his sympathetic portrayal of tarzan in both the jungle and civilized environments. he conveys a real sense of his confusion and conflict and torn as he is between the two very different worlds and his original ape family and his new human one. sir ralph richardson and one of the old british legends and is brilliant as always in the role of tarzan grandfather and the sixth earl of greystoke. the film focuses more on tarzan struggles in adapting to civilization and his inner conflict than on his jungle exploits. this unusual take on the old classic makes it both the typical dramatic adventure but also and above all and a moving personal story. i wasn not surprised to note here that its director is the same individual and hugh hudson and who also directed chariots of fire and another brilliant movie. 
this is both an entertaining and a touching version of the classic tale and also quite intelligent and not of the me tarzan and you jane school at all. it the famous story of a child reared to manhood in the jungle by apes. a titled british couple (the wife pregnant) is stranded in the african wilds after a shipwreck. after the parents deaths and the baby is raised in the jungle by apes. twenty years later and this young man (i. e. tarzan) rescues a wounded belgian explorer and nursing him back to health. the belgian discovers evidence that his rescuer is the young lord greystoke and returns him to his rightful estate in scotland and where he must adjust to civilized society. the movie is sort of divided into two parts. in the first half and we see tarzan in his jungle environment. not being an expert and i am unaware as to the realism of its depiction of ape community life and but it is certainly entertaining. for me and the more moving section is the second half and when tarzan must meet his real family and develop language skills and and adjust to aristocratic british society and all the while wooing jane (andie macdowell). he is portrayed as a noble savage and whether in the wild or in elegant edwardian parlors. by contrast and the upper crust is depicted as often far more barbaric than the jungle tarzan left. christopher lambert is fantastic in his sympathetic portrayal of tarzan in both the jungle and civilized environments. he conveys a real sense of his confusion and conflict and torn as he is between the two very different worlds and his original ape family and his new human one. sir ralph richardson and one of the old british legends and is brilliant as always in the role of tarzan grandfather and the sixth earl of greystoke. the film focuses more on tarzan struggles in adapting to civilization and his inner conflict than on his jungle exploits. this unusual take on the old classic makes it both the typical dramatic adventure but also and above all and a moving personal story. i wasn not surprised to note here that its director is the same individual and hugh hudson and who also directed chariots of fire and another brilliant movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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