The last big-studio, live-action attempt to bring back Edgar Rice Burroughs' hero - 1984's "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan ... English baby was raised by gorillas. Then we see that Greystoke ...

No Rosie O’Donnell voicing an animated gorilla with a New York accent ... the original Edgar Rice Burroughs books. And “The Legend of Tarzan” delivers on all of those general expectations.

This research paid off: The most realistic thing about the Disney animation is the gorillas. The humans, on the other hand, look unreal and cartoonish. In the new The Legend of Tarzan, the ...

Then a bunch of people (mostly women) both on and off the Internet made The Legend of Tarzan's purpose more ... Jackson and gorillas and trees and stuff. Britton Peele, Staff Writer.

Relatively light on action and downright disappointing in the visual effects department, “The Legend ... enlisting Tarzan (who frankly seems more interested in the fate of the gorilla family ...

I suspect the people rushing out to see The Legend of Tarzan are more ... by American missionaries instead of CGI gorillas. Once there, they discover Tarzan’s invitation was a ploy by evil ...

According to the action-packed final Legend of Tarzan trailer, gorilla family reunions involve a lot fewer hugs and a lot more fighting. Alexander Skarsgård stars as the vine-swinging wild man ...

The CGI gorillas appear like Thanksgiving Day ... Agility is the prime trait of Tarzan, but “Legend” has little of it. The film strains to juggle the character’s baggage instead of embracing ...

This legend of Tarzan is, and always has been about a white ... and the good parts — impressive CGI gorillas, Jackson’s humor, Robbie’s sass, or even Skarsgard’s abs — aren’t enough ...

Here’s how it works. One of the most interesting things about the marketing for The Legend of Tarzan has been how much it has focused on Jane. The final trailer before next week's release ...

Watch a film clip from "The Legend of Tarzan," starring Alexander Skarsgård ... he swings on vines sporadically and takes on a digital gorilla in manifestly silly hand-to-paw combat.

Tarzan swings back onto the big screen this ... character as just another overpriced commodity.” “The result is a ‘Legend’ that feels inoffensively modern, or at least less offensive ...