after i first saw this and i thought and wow and this is the most spectacular movie and visually speaking and i have ever seen. since that time and i have seen some that topped it but it still ranks as one of the best in that department. i am just disgusted the long awaited dvd was so poorly done and the quality of this transfer hardly better than the vhs tape. the jungle scenes are filmed in cameroon and and lush is the best adjective to describe what you see. except for jungle sounds and seeing is certainly almost everything in the beginning as there is almost no hearing and no dialog until tarzan (christopher lambert) befriends ian holm and vice versa. so be ready for that and if you haven not watched this film. story wise and all i will say is this is not the tarzan many of us came to know in johnny weismuller films. but that not a complaint. for those craving action and and do not care about cinematography as i do and you just have to get past that silent introduction period in this tarzan version and our hero goes back to scotland (his roots) and adapts to that environment (for the most part. and a little too quickly for credibility and frankly) and then returns to the jungle without jane. this is supposedly more true to the tarzan books and written by edgar rice burroughs. the special effects in here were done by rick baker and one of the best in the business. sharp dvd or not and this is still a stunning film to view and very interesting throughout its 2 hours and 15 minutes. 
after i first saw this and i thought and wow and this is the most spectacular movie and visually speaking and i have ever seen. since that time and i have seen some that topped it but it still ranks as one of the best in that department. i am just disgusted the long awaited dvd was so poorly done and the quality of this transfer hardly better than the vhs tape. the jungle scenes are filmed in cameroon and and lush is the best adjective to describe what you see. except for jungle sounds and seeing is certainly almost everything in the beginning as there is almost no hearing and no dialog until tarzan (christopher lambert) befriends ian holm and vice versa. so be ready for that and if you haven not watched this film. story wise and all i will say is this is not the tarzan many of us came to know in johnny weismuller films. but that not a complaint. for those craving action and and do not care about cinematography as i do and you just have to get past that silent introduction period in this tarzan version and our hero goes back to scotland (his roots) and adapts to that environment (for the most part. and a little too quickly for credibility and frankly) and then returns to the jungle without jane. this is supposedly more true to the tarzan books and written by edgar rice burroughs. the special effects in here were done by rick baker and one of the best in the business. sharp dvd or not and this is still a stunning film to view and very interesting throughout its 2 hours and 15 minutes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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