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Tarzan and people
Alexanne 2022-03-22 09:01:41
I ran to the wonderful trailer and wanted to see Taishan and animals, but it became Taishan and people. There are too many dialogues in the first part of the film, which seems to be too long and boring, and the later plot development jumps too fast to connect, especially the exciting part just makes people watch a little climax, and then starts to talk about the dialogue (why do you want to tell everyone all the story lines over and over again? What? No aftertaste) Luckily there are also African savannahs, tropical rainforest views and a great soundtrack, but those really don't hold up for the whole movie.
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Jillian 2022-03-21 09:01:47
"Animal World" + documentary "Hunting" + "Contra" + "Double Dragon" + "CS" + "The Planet of the Apes" + Gorilla version of "Avatar"... This movie has all the movies in this category flaws, and present the emptiest content with a pretentiously grand production.
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Virginia 2022-03-20 09:01:40
This is a tasteful movie that makes people smell the strong African male hormones. . . Many scenes are so intimate that the male coach has no rival in love and the scene where the villain is chained to the rail is enough for a grand outdoor SM in the minds of countless women. It's the perfect lover cause he can make you fly and make you high.. .ps This movie really appeals to the appetite of black audiences. It's cute to watch the whole audience with a standing ovation
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Leon Rom: [about chief Mbonga's vengeance] What did Tarzan do?
Jane Porter: He killed his only son.
Leon Rom: Oh.
Jane Porter: Mm. And get ready, because that is nothing compare to what he will do to you.
Leon Rom: Your husband's wildness disturbs me more than I can easily express. Whereas your spirit...
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Title Card: At the Berlin conference of 1884 the world's colonial powers took it upon themselves to divide up the African Congo. King Leopold of Belgium claimed the vast Congo basin, rich in ivory and minerals. Five years later he had run up hige debts in his ambition to exploit his new colony. Desperate for funds and running out of money to pay his army, he sent his most trusted servant, Leon Rom, to the Congo to source the legendary diamonds of Opar.