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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 293597" data-attributes="member: 7">My wife and I watched TARZAN a few nights back, and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. It&#039;s always been her favorite Disney film, and it has always been in my Top 3. 

Not only is TARZAN a visually beautiful animated film, it also has a beautiful and often sentimental soundtrack by Phil Collins. He has got to be one of the best artists to contribute their voices to an animated film&#039;s soundtrack outside of Bryan Adams, who did the soundtrack for SPIRIT (2002). I often remember the songs &quot;You&#039;ll Be in My Heart&quot;, &quot;Son of Man&quot;, and my favorite, &quot;Strangers Like Me&quot;. They add to the dimensions of TARZAN and help flesh out its story. 

This version of TARZAN is practically the only exposure I&#039;ve had with the character and story. I&#039;ve seen clips of the &#039;30s movies with Johnny Weissmuller in the lead, and the late-&#039;60s TV show with Ron Ely as Tarzan, but outside of that, my sole influence to how I perceive Tarzan as a character and as a movie relies on this 1999 Disney classic. 

I know TARZAN isn&#039;t high on everyone&#039;s list here, and I can understand that everyone&#039;s tastes aren&#039;t the same. My admiration for the film used to be based solely on the sentiment I had wrapped up in it from loving so much like I did as a child. After watching this past week, however, I must say I appreciate the movie on a more adult level. I enjoyed how the movie glided along smoothly, and didn&#039;t waste anytime on &quot;filler&quot; to stretch the story. 

I suspect TARZAN will always be one of my favorite Disney movies. I never tire of it.&nbsp; 

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[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 293597, member: 7"] [JUSTIFY]My wife and I watched TARZAN a few nights back, and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. It's always been her favorite Disney film, and it has always been in my Top 3. Not only is TARZAN a visually beautiful animated film, it also has a beautiful and often sentimental soundtrack by Phil Collins. He has got to be one of the best artists to contribute their voices to an animated film's soundtrack outside of Bryan Adams, who did the soundtrack for SPIRIT (2002). I often remember the songs "You'll Be in My Heart", "Son of Man", and my favorite, "Strangers Like Me". They add to the dimensions of TARZAN and help flesh out its story. This version of TARZAN is practically the only exposure I've had with the character and story. I've seen clips of the '30s movies with Johnny Weissmuller in the lead, and the late-'60s TV show with Ron Ely as Tarzan, but outside of that, my sole influence to how I perceive Tarzan as a character and as a movie relies on this 1999 Disney classic. I know TARZAN isn't high on everyone's list here, and I can understand that everyone's tastes aren't the same. My admiration for the film used to be based solely on the sentiment I had wrapped up in it from loving so much like I did as a child. After watching this past week, however, I must say I appreciate the movie on a more adult level. I enjoyed how the movie glided along smoothly, and didn't waste anytime on "filler" to stretch the story. I suspect TARZAN will always be one of my favorite Disney movies. I never tire of it. [ATTACH type="full" width="450px"]30589[/ATTACH][/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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