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[@Saphthings]

I think Kerchak resented Tarzan because in a way he replaced his dead son. A son he couldn't protect. So to see this "replacement" excel and do so well, and get his wife's attention and everything. Every day it was a reminder of what he lost. And only in the end did he realize that instead it's what he gained. A son.

[@cavaliothorson7755]

Yeah, I think he realized that he's not a replacement he's another son that he can look on with fidelity.

[@whenraindropsfall]

actually it’s cause he wasn’t an ape

[@azulablue6988]

​@@whenraindropsfall true though 😂

[@mrdeadlybootz5414]

@@whenraindropsfall Lol I mean you're correct technically, but thematically it also fits as a deeper reason since the whole movie is anthropomorphizing the gorillas.

[@airsoftpopcorn]

@@whenraindropsfalli’m going to be THAT GUY, and going to say that humans are apes. We just are not gorillas (which is what I assume you meant)

[@dannybob42]

My theory for Kerchak's frostiness towards Tarzan is because he was venting his grief on him. At the start we saw that he did love his son, and as the head of the family he is supposed to protect the entire group but lost his son, and because he has to stay strong he couldn't mourn like Kala could. Then suddenly Kala brings in a human - and given how he knows what a gunshot was, he knows what humans are like - to in his eyes replace his son. It doesn't help Tarzan's case that he takes all the blame for stuff happening, so he comes off as a risk to the group as well. He was much more willing to forgive it all when Tarzan killed Sabor - effectively avenging both their losses - since he gave him responsibility to protect the group, but Tarzan's curiosity chose humans with guns over that group, and when he went to protect the group from Clayton and his gun Tarzan restrained him, undermining his role as leader.

[@abc.animal5143]

Also i think that the baby gorilla that died in this movie was actually Akut, Tarzan’s brother in the book.

[@liamisaac1152]

Tbh I really wish we could’ve heard what Kerchak had to say after Tarzan killed Sabor. It was the first genuine moment between them, you could see how much Kerchaks face softened

[@KYLE1654-v7m]

He just felt threatened by anyone that's different than him.

[@NoriMori1992]

What makes you think Kerchak knew what a gunshot was?

[@dannybob42]

@@NoriMori1992 he heard it and told people to immediately leave, he also charged specifically at Clayton holding his rifle when at the nest before Tarzan held him down. If he didn't know what the gun was he would've just charged at Jane - who he has encountered before and would recognize - or the professor who were in closer proximity

[@scottyd0530]

Even for a Disney movie, Clayton's death was dark as hell. Just the flash of lightning showing him hanging there was certainly a shock, especially as a kid. This and the '97 Hercules are two of my absolute Disney favorites, even though I feel like the two of them are so underrated.

[@yadevk8025]

Don't forget Lion King.

[@ulisesmontoya9366]

Yea Disney doesn´t make movies like this anymore. They think that kids are stupid now

[@tevward92]

Despite both of them being underrated, they are still part of the Disney Renaissance and will be forever cherished. I love this movie.

[@c0mmas]

to think this was all hand-drawn animation, simply amazing

[@andrewhodges1322]

Classic soundtrack!! The 90s. 2000s era animated movie soundtracks are legendary. Tarzan, Prince of Egypt, Pocahontas, Mulan...and of course....LION KING

[@jonathancruz5932]

“You’ll Be in My Heart” is my favorite song at the end of the 90s

[@icetray2727]

Phil Collins is really underrated when it comes to soundtracks

[@nsasupporter7557]

How many more times am I gonna see the word “underrated” on a KZbin video?

[@amandagrubbs3000]

In case you missed it Mrs.Potts and Chip were in the table as a cameo, they were in Beauty and The Beast

[@liljrice4867]

Viki didn’t miss it. That’s for sure.

[@amandagrubbs3000]

@@liljrice4867 I think she was the only one who got it

[@cavaliothorson7755]

That last sequence with Kerchak and Tarzan reminds me of Anakin and Luke (like both fathers died saving their sons.)

[@aaronlewis4369]

THIS WAS MADE THE YEAR I WAS BORN AND I LOVE TARZAN

[@Cauin450]

I always love the fact that the one time you truly see Tarzan enraged is when somebody threatens his family, especially Kala. He is definitely an Irish boy!

[@herpowsito8267]

Hi Viki! I don't live in the jungle but I live in the wild Yukon, north Canada. It's very close to a jungle but with bigger animals 😅

[@kennethdiasnogueira6105]

Of course Tarzan tried to save him. Because Tarzan is a good person and doesn’t want to kill like a villain. Of vourse this old value is gone today with things like black Adam.

[@marcostapia1949]

It's a Leopard

[@JackassJunior627]

You were right originally girls, Sabor is a Leopard. Jaguars aren’t native to Africa. And Gorillas are Apes not Monkeys 😂

[@davers59]

Maybe some of you have some nieces, nephews, or young cousins with which you could watch some of your childhood favorites. It might be and interesting reaction.

[@dcemerald70]

This has always been one of my favorite films hands down! The vine surfing style was inspired by skate board moves by Tony Hawk. “You’ll Be In My Heart” was written by Phil Collins as a lullaby to his daughter. There’s a midquel called Tarzan II that takes place when Tarzan is a child. Then there’s a sequel called Tarzan and Jane which takes place a year later. Another “jungle film” that’s amazing is Tim Allen and Martin Short’s Jungle 2 Jungle. 🤎💚💛

[@michaelharrisjr]

Ladies, Sabor is not a jaguar it's a leopard

[@B0mber44]

They are quite similar in appearance. Easy mistake to make. And actually the camo patterns on Sabor resemble a Jaguar more than a Leopard.

[@joshualowe959]

I heard Disney lost their rights to Tarzan

[@RonnyRuiz]

You must see the movie BROTHER BEAR forma Disney 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@TheRealSubourbonMermaid]

One of the best soundtracks ever, and one of the most sinister deaths ever from a Disney animation. So glad you ladies enjoyed it. Ellie could cosplay Jane for sure!

[@indade]

Phil Collins killed this shit.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Phil Collins is the one who sings in the french version too

[@indade]

@@a.g.demada5263 the more you know

[@leovk5779]

@@a.g.demada5263 As well as several other languages too.

[@lonngotti1656]

Ellie sounds like a villain but she is super sweet lol

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Tarzan has the best soundtrack that will forever slap. "Son of Man" was my favorite Disney songs growing up

[@a.g.demada5263]

Phil Collins sings in the french version too. I remember before the movie came out in VHS, I saw a trailer and the words " son of man " pass when Tarzan takes the posture before recognize himself as the new chef and it was beautiful

[@marlonclark1896]

same

[@MrSmithla]

He also does a wonderful Spanish version. I don’t know if Phil is multi-lingual but he definitely rolls his ‘r’s when he sings!

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@MrSmithla his voice sounds very good when he singd in french

[@upgradED32]

#facts

[@MrRaptorMan1000]

Tarzan telling Kala “You will always be my mother”. And Kala saying “You will always be in my heart” makes me cry every time 😭😭😭

[@Mr.Tin_88]

A mother never ever leaves you. Never...😭😭😭

[@MrRaptorMan1000]

@@Mr.Tin_88 That’s damn right😢🥹

[@nitropodcast1199]

Tarzan’s war cry still gives me goosebumps… I loved watching this movie with you guys. And yes, top three favorite soundtracks of any movie ever.

[@TSIRKLAND]

Tarzan's now-iconic yell was invented by Johnny Weissmuller, one of the first actors to portray Tarzan on film, in 1932. In addition to being an olympic swimmer, Johnny was also adept at yodeling, and invented Tarzan's signature jungle cry. (there is some dispute as to who exactly invented it, but the most well-accepted version is that Johnny invented it himself.) Since then, even though it is not specified in the books exactly what Tarzan's victory cry sounds like, pretty much every incarnation of Tarzan is expected to let loose with that Johnny Weissmuller yodeling yell. Ahhh...ah-ah-ah-ahhhh...Ah-ah-ah-ahhhhh!

[@Thebeezzkneezz.]

Claytons death still gives me goose bumps 😮 i still cant believe they did that

[@benmurphy9956]

when i first saw this, i didn't see the bodies of tarzan's parents. it was shown for about 3 seconds before it cut to the bloody paw prints on the floor. one of the most shocking moments of any disney film i have seen.

[@Ezpezial]

I never noticed that until now, that's actually really freaky

[@MTTT19]

By far the best thing about this movie is the music by Phil Collins. TRIVIA: Brian Blessed (Clayton) did the Tarzan yell because Tony Goldwyn (Tarzan) could not do it. I got to meet Brian Blessed not too long ago and he told me the story and even did the Tarzan yell for everyone.

[@Jordashian93]

The last animated movie of the Disney Renaissance was very well done

[@nsasupporter7557]

Disney can’t come up with anything original to save their lives

[@claudioadriano5422]

What about Atlantis: The Lost Empire?

[@andymartinez4268]

Emperor's new groove, treasure planet, and brother bear are also great movies in their own right.

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

@@andymartinez4268 What about Lilo and Stitch?

[@joshualowe959]

2:17 if you can't handle stuff like that in a children's movie, then don't watch Hunchback of Notre Dame

[@williamjefferson5200]

13:49 Kala and Kerchak: "(To Sabor) That was for my first son, you daughter of a bitch"

[@joshualowe959]

4:35 She's a leopard. And her name is Sabor

[@johnnytsu9011]

We need a Disney marathon! Next do: Mulan (1998) Beauty and the Beast (1991) Hercules (1997) Pocahontas (1995) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)

[@leovk5779]

I completely agree, and would add the little mermaid and Alladin as classics! (Have they done The lion king already? Not sure anymore, it's obviously the most iconic.)

[@johnnytsu9011]

@@leovk5779 yes yes! Forgot about those! And they did do lion king, yes!

[@UnbiasedRemarks]

They’ll LOVE Pocahontas. Fun fact for them: Pocahontas was a real woman.

[@johnnytsu9011]

@@UnbiasedRemarks Yeap for sure. I know it’s not historically accurate, but who cares? 😂 it’s a wholesome & magical Disney film!

[@thecaptain3594]

Lia is not much of a crier. She tears up here and there, but she generally doesn't cry much. Michelle is the reluctant crier; she doesn't want to cry, but she can't help herself a lot of the time. Ellie and Viki are the types who see a leaf fall from a tree and it makes them cry lol.

[@alxdrksoul]

lol yeah xD

[@amandagrubbs3000]

😂😂😂

[@JayEdgar0409]

Everytime they post a video of a movie that I’m aware has some very heavy scenes I’m always looking forward to Ellie’s reaction to those scenes lol

[@rozi2089]

Haha! True.

[@johnnytsu9011]

Omg Ellie & Viki are so sweet. Bless their hearts ❤ And one thing I learned is that if Lia or Michelle cry, that’s when YOU KNOW for sure the scene is super emotional 🤣

[@ricardoquintero7160]

I was nine when this movie came out, I remember going to the theaters to watch it and instantly fell in love. This is one of those films that defined my childhood the soundtrack is amazing. Son of Man, in particular, helped me to be a better uncle to my nephew who is without his father.

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

I think I was 9, too. And yes, the soundtrack WAS amazing. Sorry to hear about what you said in that last sentence.

[@ricardoquintero7160]

@MatthewJamesKalasky it's not that serious, bro. He's an absent father, not a deceased one. Appreciate it tho.

[@snarkus63]

Prior to this movie, Tarzan was often depicted moving through the jungle by swinging on vines from one tree to the next ... I loved how the animators were able to show him moving through the trees in ways no human actor could possibly do ( at least not without extended physical training). Of course, seventeen years later, that didn't stop the makers of *The Legend Of Tarzan* from trying!

[@enderborn6860]

tree sliding is JUST SO COOL man´s feet must also be callosed to stupid but damn it

[@leerose6772]

When The Homies watch animated movies you’re in for a lot of fun, a lot of laughs and maybe some tears from time to time. Always a guarantee for entertainment. Thank You Ellie, Lia, Michelle & Viki.

[@TonyDracon]

nah

[@chancebrown106]

41:31 you can see Clayton’s silhouette hanging. Side note: this video game was hard as HELL when I was 9 years old!

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

No lie, this movie and Lion King are tied with BEST Disney soundtrack ever. Seriously, every song slaps! Also, very underrated Disney movie.

[@Blizzard-kf3qm]

No surprise when each soundtrack is composed by Elton John and Phil Collins.

[@jamelramseur]

This movie is the sole reason why I hate leopards.

[@ryellepadaong9824]

Yes thank you guys for reacting to this movie! The classic Disney movies that I recommend are The Hunchback of Notre Dome, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Finding Nemo!

[@liljrice4867]

I think Viki already saw Beauty And The Beast after recognizing the teapot and the tea cup.

[@NoriMori1992]

Finding Nemo isn't a Disney classic, it's a Pixar classic. (Yes, I know Disney was one of the production companies, but it's still more a Pixar film than a Disney film.)

[@SpiderGang56]

This whole movie is a cinematic masterpiece and an emotional rollercoaster with a killer soundtrack❤

[@harleyhoffman4752]

"no matter where i go you'll always be my mother" "and you'll always be in my heart" stop cutting onions please 😭😭😭

[@doomslayer1984]

Sabor was a Leopard. Not a Jaguar. Jaguars come from S-America. Not Africa.

[@EmperorofToonsandBeasts]

That cat's a leopard, not a tiger or jaguar. The former has stripes and naturally occur in Asia while the latter is from South America. Learn your cats, girl!

[@wesmcinerny4524]

Some say that Sabor the leopard was simply trying to stay alive. That may have been so when she killed Kerchak and Kala's real son, but with Tarzan's mother and father, she killed them for the pleasure of it. Because of that, she broke a law of Nature.

[@bad-people6510]

31:55 Yeah, that's why, in the book, he had found that place as a child.

[@WelshmanSudios]

I was casted for Tarzan, after I played Quazimodo in Hunchback of notre dame, the first time I’ve ever seen people weep in the seats when the character died, but there was a twist. And I don’t brag myself up, but after I sang there was a ten second silence, then a roar of clapping and then I knew from the first night even the cast said I played it well, and was apart of the first theatre company to put on Mary popping, Disney didn’t own it then and was on public domain. It was packed in the theatre. Never saw that massive theatre ever full up to the Gods. I miss acting, might go back as a writer, I’m a film producer and editor anyway, Tarzan and fame where I was casted as nick. I had to turn down parts because I started to have parts in films. And university as well. I’m so glad I came out of it when I did.

[@DanielGarrett9503]

Tarzan is a good movie.

[@johnathanargow4762]

25:25 Dog: "wha wats going on? Hm? Oh yea. I dont care. Nap time again."

[@samblustein1918]

I adore this movie, and it will always be one of my favorites, but I will always wonder three things: 1. How is Tarzan the only human… in Africa? 2. Is Sabor the only damn leopard and is she immortal? 3. How is Tarzan hairless? 🤔🤔🤔 “Son of Man” alone makes up for it lol

[@mauriciosalgadogonzalez2305]

Well, in the books he almost started a war against an afrikan tribe cos a kid killed his step mom while he was hunting... Also kerchack killed his parents and tarzan was cleyton's cousin so he waited till he died to marry jane cos she was his beyonce. The books were waay darker

[@samblustein1918]

@@mauriciosalgadogonzalez2305 yeah I remember that. I read them years ago but I just think it’s hilarious that Disney somehow go this movie out them. But am not surprised considering what they did with Pocahontas

[@mauriciosalgadogonzalez2305]

@@samblustein1918 well Tarzan is a novel's character. Pocahontas was a historical person so dat's darker

[@tylerrhea9546]

@Viki!?!?!? That Tarzan game was so fun!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joshmontemayor1212]

Please react to Brother Bear (2003).

[@Mr.Tin_88]

41:30 Clayton had one of the darkests deaths in Disney movies...

[@Yoyo-fd9pz]

Cool ! React to Hunchback of Notre Dame 😉

[@jonh6287]

No cap the girl with bright red hair reminds me of Mary Jane Watson 🤣😍

[@potitishogun2961997]

This movie is a freaking classic

[@jakubvinar6254]

I recommend watching 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi !!! It's a great movie based on a true event

[@JW666]

20:00 Yes Vicki, that's the tea pot (Mrs. Potts) & the tea cup son from Disney's Beauty & The Beast. An easter egg 😉🙂

[@kgunitkeese17]

I still say to this day that the scene where Tarzan is tree surfing like he’s on a pair of rollerskates or a skateboard is the greatest animation Disney has ever produced. I first saw it in theatres when I was eight years old and I thought it was the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. Plus, the scene where Tarzan discovers his real family, that music part still makes me cry. Side note: Kerchak's behaviour is typical of a male silverback gorilla. They are very protective of their band and will defend it with their life if they feel someone is a dangerous threat. But they're typically pacifists and won't hurt anything that is weaker than they are. So him smelling Jane was normal behaviour. She unknowingly did the correct thing by letting him examine her to determine if she's a threat or not. Lastly: "How can you start like this? It's a kid's movie"? Have you forgotten the Lion King? Mufasa's passing? Disney use to be merciless when it came to emotional impacts. They had a lot of dark scenes. Hunchback of Notre Dame, I argue, is the second darkest Disney film. First being the Black Cauldron. May I suggest A Goofy Movie?

[@OliverurFace]

Phil Collins didn't have to go this hard on the soundtracks, but he did it for us

[@onecreed99]

Loving the animation reactions. Next up needs to be The Iron Giant one of the greatest animated films.

[@nadaduo1765]

Ellie crying after literally 30 seconds lol If you wanna watch more like this watch disney's hercules

[@liljrice4867]

Nah. She cried literally just two of a half minutes later. Viki, however, cried just ten minutes later.

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, the song “Go the Distance” by Michael Bolton is an amazing song… it’s so inspirational

[@bad-people6510]

"I don't get why Kerchak is so cruel." You should read the first book if you think this is Kerchak being cruel.

[@bloodyshothvacr]

Fun fact if you watched this movie and have it on dvd if you watch it in the commentary with the director he stated that kerchak was the reason Tarzan parents were killed cause after the death of kerchak son the director said he went after the sabor and kerchak found the tree house and Tarzan parents and he kept moving to find sabor and found sabor and had another battle but he was trying to lead sabor to Tarzan’s parents so him and his family can get as far away as they can and that night was when he killed Tarzan’s parents

[@TR-do1qt]

what nostalgia to watch this again, reminds me of my childhood..🥺❤️

[@patbateman9187]

Hello, Pat Bateman I'm glad you've enjoyed Phil Collins. Well, I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual. It was on Duke where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums. If you pay attention, you can listen to the brilliant ensemble playing of Banks, Collins and Rutherford. In terms of lyrical craftsmanship, the sheer songwriting, this album hits a new peak of professionalism. Take the lyrics to "Land of Confusion". In this song, Phil Collins addresses the problems of abusive political authority. "In Too Deep" is the most moving pop song of the 1980s, about monogamy and commitment. The song is extremely uplifting (if I'm not wrong, you can hear it in an old movie called "AMERICAN PSYCHO". Hilarious film. You should see that one! 😅). Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative as anything I've heard in rock. Phil Collins' solo career seems to be more commercial and therefore more satisfying, in a narrower way. Especially songs like "In the Air Tonight" and "Against All Odds". But I also think Phil Collins works best within the confines of the group, than as a solo artist, and I stress the word artist. If I had to pick one I guess I'd go with "Sussudio", a great, great song, a personal favorite. Ladies (any of you)...would you like to see my apartment?? I work on Wall Street, on Pierce & Pierce. Do you know that?

[@santiagomarano93]

😳🤣🤣🤣

[@VerzoOchoa]

Is this Dorsia?

[@aryansigrid]

Article 5 is about to kick off & these ladies don't live too far from Russia..................... Oh well, watching a kids movie is probably one of the most innocent things to do but also ignorant!

[@iiiDartsiii]

should watch Iron Giant

[@diegogodet1889]

Btw if you ladies want to know how they progress after this movie there was a cartoon tv show showing how they life their lifes together in the jungle i realy recommend you gals watching the show if you have the time it is just as heartwarming if not more then this movie it is one of my personal favorite disney tv shows.

[@chandlermorgan708]

20:00 the beauty and the beast reference❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@OriginalPuro]

The disney upbringing, where girls have been told that they're princesses and deserve a prince, it started with this generation of disney movies.

[@Blandina11]

I watched a LOT of Tarzan movies when I was a child, but it was mostly the old B/W movies feat. Johnny Weißmüller. Although they were very old movies we still loved them. (I think the TV stations got them very cheap, so they showed them alot) Cheers 👍👍😊😊

[@jarrettenaope7038]

Really cool Disney movie and Loved playing this in Kingdom Hearts

[@fd3]

🙂A VERY wonderful animated movie I recommend is “Kubo and the Two Strings” (2016). It’s fantastic! The same studio as Coraline

[@entelechy00]

There is a rumor that Tarzan is the unknown brother of the queen and princess of Frozen.

[@josiahpurtee1156]

18:15 Looks like Jane has ticklish feet.

[@Ezpezial]

Based

[@SayGahTaah]

Probably my second best soundtrack to a Disney flick. Thanks Phil! First is Beauty & The Beast for me.

[@godzillarwby1755]

Do Brother Bear

[@antoniotomaspardo6704]

I love to see how you react to movies, you can react to (the mist 2007)

[@amandagrubbs3000]

Yes, Vicki is correct, I had the PlayStation game too. It was so much fun growing up

[@luccaoliva351]

This made me think how would be an encounter between Tarzan and Simba since both movies take place in Africa

[@Depre666]

Its not a Tiger or Jaguar. It's a Leopard 🐆 ( Fun Fact in Zoology ) 1. Tigers live in Asia ( China, Korea, India, Eastern Russia ) 2. Jaguars Live in South America 3. Leopards live in Africa So Tarzan lives in Africa in the Movie

[@thepsychophonic]

I wish someone would give me a dollar for every time I heard Ellie say "This is one of the cutest movies I've ever seen in my life."🤣🤣🤣 But yeah, it's a great movie. Good reaction

[@JoaoGabriel-tc3vj]

Fun fact: Clayton is Tarzan's biological cousin.

[@emmanuelharris6445]

Wait. Seriously??? How is that even possible that Clayton is Tarzan’s Biological Cousin???

[@hannahbellebraden1883]

In the books Tarzan's birth name is John Clayton II. His parents were John and Alice Clayton. Tarzan had a cousin in London named William Cecil Clayton.

[@chavang3699]

Sword drops, Tarzan drops, que' the Clayton shot with a flash of lightning. Freakn perfect 👌

[@liljrice4867]

1. Ellie is already sobbing at 2:23 while Viki is already sobbing at 9:48. 2. I really thought Viki was gonna do her signature catchphrase whenever she cries. “Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.” 3. I didn’t even know the leopard had a name till a book mentions it. And, when I first heard bout the name, I thought it was pronounced Saber like saber tooth tiger. Also, I’m still sure that Sabor might be a male. 4. Just so the Homies know, jaguars live in South America in the Amazon jungle. Sabor is a leopard and they’re the only cats that thrive in African jungles. Also, if you notice closely, jaguars have spots wit three dots inside of those spots whereas leopards have spots wit two dots inside of those spots. Also, those black cats in the Emperor’s New Groove were jaguars. Black jaguars but jaguars, nonetheless. Cheetahs? Well, they just have spots. No dots inside of them and they’re much skinnier than leopards as well. Tigers are the cats wit all stripes and they only thrive in Asia. I think Ellie was also the only girl out of y’all that knew a tiger when she saw one, especially in the Hangover. I, also, used to think there were some tigers that lived in Africa when I was a kid. Get used to disappointment though. 5. If you listen closely to Sabor, he roars like not just a leopard but also a lion, a cougar, and a tiger. Cougars don’t roar so if you hear something like a “Wow,” that’s a cougar. Listen to what the other three cats sound like so you’ll understand the difference. 6. I just thought of this but I kinda Sabor lived long enough to fight Clayton since he’s the lesser of two evils. While Sabor kills mainly to eat, Clayton, however, kills for sport and greed. I don’t think Sabor deserved to be on the list of villains cuz he can’t really help but kill anyone. I agree that even animals killing anybody can be evil especially for food but can you really blame them though? Clayton, however, was the real villain though. I always hated him since I first saw him. 7. Moon Sugar swears she was gonna kill Clayton if he killed Kala, yet Moon Sugar subliminally and basically says in other reactions that she don’t believe in violence. However, I remember she said she was willing to do anything to gain revenge for Reggae during John Wick. Plus, if you DID have to chance to kill Clayton, I would using a gun cuz great minds think alike and let’s be real, Clayton, like a lot of other humans, clearly, would not play fair. 8. Kala: Well, I’m going to be her mother now. Moon Sugar: Well, I’m gonna be Ellie and Viki’s mother now. Hahahahahahaha. 9. Now, Kala knows how a full diaper smells. That’s anybody smelling Ellie and Viki’s diapers. Hahahahaha. 10. Those creatures chasing Jane were baboons and they’re just as aggressive and savage as gorillas. They see someone like Jane fucking wit even a kid, they get pissed and jump the would be intruders. Just like gorillas, baboons have a dominant male in charge. Plus, they have a fair share in eating flesh as well. 11. As Viki pointed out, that was the teaset from Beauty And The Beast. 12. In the movie, those elephants knew where piranhas came from. Shit! Even Timothee of France and Canada wanted to know just how those elephants knew that. Yes, piranhas really do come from South America and the Amazon just like jaguars. But, it’s really fucking funny how the elephants turn from very intelligent geniuses from literally one second to complete dumb asses in just the next second. 13. Trash Camp was my favorite song in the movie. I was also told that Phil Colins and NSync did that song as well. Just as good as the song in the movie. 14. The reason Kerchank was such a dick is cuz he lost his son. If you really think bout it, it can really take a toll on you. Just like after Simba lost Mufasa. He became sort of a dick to Kiara but more of a dick to Kovu. All cuz of what Scar did. 15. We all thought for a certain period of time that gorillas were monkeys. They’re related to monkeys but they, themselves, are not monkeys but apes. If a primate has a tail, it’s a monkey. No tail, ape. Baboons and lemurs are monkeys. Gorillas, chimpanzees, mandrills, orangutans, and gibbons are all apes. Rafiki was also referred to by Simba and Timon as a monkey but he’s really a mandrill which, like I said, is an ape. Unfortunately, lots of people are still referring to every primate as a monkey, pretty much cuz either don’t know the difference between monkeys and apes or they did know for quite sometime but they eventually just forgot the difference. 16. I also saw only one red elephant in Planet Earth, believe it or not. Idk why it was red. It just was as far as I’m concerned. 17. Perhaps, Kerchank might not have been an ass towards Dianne Fossey. 18. Nobody discovered gorillas till the 1800’s. Then, word got around and unfortunately, poachers just like Clayton and his crew took many gorillas away from the Congo to use as entertainment in zoos or killed them for sport and even had some of those gorillas stuffed and used as trophies. 19. Last I checked, there are over 110,000 gorillas left in the wild but that number seems to be falling even as we speak.

[@marcmcdonnell6586]

In case you didn’t know there is a read along story book of Tarzan that Sabor is a female leopard. Just some clarification.

[@Stogie2112]

If you like smart and very funny animated films, then please check out THE INCREDIBLES - one of Pixar's best films. It's about superheroes being shunned by the public and having to hide who they are. Nominated for Best Original Screenplay - Academy Awards

[@Flastew]

You guys are just so good at this reaction thing. You make every movie even more enjoyable.

[@dizzy_dmc9047]

One of my favorite movies as a kid and watching it now seeing the hidden gems I missed and didn't see until now. Great reaction as always Homies ❤️

[@coyotefever105]

The best Tarzan movie in my opinion

[@NotPoliticalCorrect]

HEY Girls .... HAHAHHHHH (Michell "laughter") ! 🤪

[@ethanrhode5281]

When will you guys react to Sleeping Beauty (1959)?

[@a.g.demada5263]

Oh, it makes me emotionnal because Roger Carel, the french voice of King Hubert died two years ago. He was behind of a lot of Disney characters of my childhood

[@nunyabizznis1598]

Being adopted myself, this movie always felt more emotional than other Disney movies

[@a.g.demada5263]

Same for me because I'm a color lady and I was adopted by a white couple when I was 13 months. Until my parents adopted my first sister, I thought I'll become white as an adult

[@Labyrinth6000]

If there's one thing I know for certain is this: Tarzan is NOT going to be remade to live action by Disney for an obvious reason.

[@justinm.1]

When I saw this movie so many years ago, I was kinda happy when Tarzan was choking Kerchak because I kinda hated him trying to show himself off pounding his chest half the time & his hate towards Tarzan

[@AnthoTvReacts24]

One important fact about this movie is Chita monkey who died she was making the character of Tarzan’s mother in the movie. Tarzan is obviously the strongest and purest movie you see in your life.

[@jefferyjr.939]

‘Two Worlds One Family’ is better in the ending

[@SonOfManMusic]

Best Disney soundtrack still to this day.

[@dizzyrascal5015]

I used to watch this movie EVERY SINGLE DAY for one reason: the amazing soundtrack. As a kid I had never seen anything more epic. This movie is only second to Lion King for my favourite Disney soundtrack

[@ThomasBoyden-g5o]

By the way in the original book Keira I never forgave Tarzan and actually.tried to kill Tarzan in the end, and Clayton was actually tarzans cousin and tried to bring Tarzan into society, so Clayton was the good guy and Kerman’s was a bloody bad guy

[@JoeKerr-bf9px]

Phil Collins was ON ONE for this movie