Disney's Tarzan - Edited!
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Disney's Tarzan - Edited!
I don't know if this has already been discussed here, but this has bugged me for quite some time. If you have the Collector's Edition of "Tarzan", check out the trailer #1 on the second disc. There is an extract from the scene of the fight between Tarzan and Kerchack, and it shows the gorilla throwing Tarzan against a log tree, and he gets hit on his back. Then, Tarzan falls to the ground.
Now, check out the film... The scene cuts from the scene when Kerchack throws Tarzan to the scene when he already is on the ground. The scene when he is hurt doesn't show up here.
Do you know if this edition was made for the home video release? Was it in the cinema version? I see no reason to cut this scene from the movie, since it is so short.
Now, check out the film... The scene cuts from the scene when Kerchack throws Tarzan to the scene when he already is on the ground. The scene when he is hurt doesn't show up here.
Do you know if this edition was made for the home video release? Was it in the cinema version? I see no reason to cut this scene from the movie, since it is so short.
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Tarzan
Hey Joe
I just wanted to tell you that I have a copy of that movie and in the Video Version it includes that part. I don't know why the specail edition DVD Set didn't. Have a great Day Joe
Chow
I just wanted to tell you that I have a copy of that movie and in the Video Version it includes that part. I don't know why the specail edition DVD Set didn't. Have a great Day Joe
Chow
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Did you consider the possibility that the Brazil version was censored to obtain a certian rating there? Since most people seem to remember this scene being in the movie, I'd say that's a definate possibility.
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I really doubt that the film would be censored here in Brazil. Here, they aren't nearly as picky as they are in the States.
And I'm also talking about the region 1 release - I have both the standard R4 release and the region 1 CE, and both do not have the scene. A friend of mine also has both versions, and he confirmed this.
Well, thanks everybody for replying.
And I'm also talking about the region 1 release - I have both the standard R4 release and the region 1 CE, and both do not have the scene. A friend of mine also has both versions, and he confirmed this.
Well, thanks everybody for replying.
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Hey Uncle Remus, the trailer (actualy a teaser) I'm talking about was the first trailer produced. It starts with some shots of the "Tarzan" logo. Then, scenes of the movie follow, with "Two Worlds" playing in the background. The only dialogue in this trailer is Glen Close's voice saying "Close your eyes. Now, forget what you see. What do you feel?".
The fight scene is in this trailer... Check it for yourself.
The fight scene is in this trailer... Check it for yourself.
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Could you give us the time code for the scene that we're talking about, please? Thanks.ArtOfDisney wrote:I have both the One Disc edition and the CE. The scene is show non the One Disc but on my CE is has been removed. I never really thought about it before so it never caught my attention. That really bites.
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01:01 on the CE DVD.The Lizard King wrote:Could you give us the time code for the scene that we're talking about, please? Thanks.ArtOfDisney wrote:I have both the One Disc edition and the CE. The scene is show non the One Disc but on my CE is has been removed. I never really thought about it before so it never caught my attention. That really bites.
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Re: Disney's Tarzan - Edited!
I did NOT see Tarzan being thrown against a "log tree" (whatever that is) and the rest as you have described. I see Kerchak knocking away Clayton's rifle at 00:55 to 00:56 into Trailer #1. Is this the right time stamp for the scene in Trailer #1 that you are refering to?Joe Carioca wrote:I don't know if this has already been discussed here, but this has bugged me for quite some time. If you have the Collector's Edition of "Tarzan", check out the trailer #1 on the second disc. There is an extract from the scene of the fight between Tarzan and Kerchack, and it shows the gorilla throwing Tarzan against a log tree, and he gets hit on his back. Then, Tarzan falls to the ground.
This is what I see. The scene's time stamp is 01:01:46.Joe Carioca wrote:Now, check out the film... The scene cuts from the scene when Kerchack throws Tarzan to the scene when he already is on the ground. The scene when he is hurt doesn't show up here.
I have the film on VHS tape that I will watch tonight to see if the scene at 01:01:46 is any different than on my CE 2-disc Tarzan DVD. Unfortunately, as with any tape, this is a laborious process.Joe Carioca wrote:Do you know if this edition was made for the home video release? Was it in the cinema version? I see no reason to cut this scene from the movie, since it is so short.
BTW, IF the 1-disc DVD has this putative scene intact ("throwing Tarzan against a log tree, and he gets hit on his back. Then, Tarzan falls to the ground"), then the film would be longer (theoretically) than the CE 2-disc DVD. The EXACT time stamp for the entire film on the CE 2-disc DVD is 01:28:18. I do not have the 1-disc DVD to check its exact time stamp...
Can anyone give me the EXACT time stamp for the film on the 1-disc DVD (from the blackness before the Disney castle to the very end of the credits)?
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Re: Disney's Tarzan - Edited!
Oops... sometimes my English is not as good as I'd like it to be.The Lizard King wrote:I did NOT see Tarzan being thrown against a "log tree" (whatever that is) and the rest as you have described. I see Kerchak knocking away Clayton's rifle at 00:55 to 00:56 into Trailer #1. Is this the right time stamp for the scene in Trailer #1 that you are refering to?
Well, the scene is shown in Trailer # 1 at 00:42 to 00:43.
I also don't have the (American) region 1 DVD, so I can't check eitherI do not have the 1-disc DVD to check its exact time stamp...