…the music had actually been sourced (his Tarzan often came to mind) just as much as the occasional song tracks that pepper the soundtrack. English, French and Spanish dubs and…

…think they’ve come to something like this before was with Tarzan in 1999, where the story and character had to be licensed from the Burroughs Estate. Here, of course, Disney…

…developed past the Deep Canvas innovations of Disney’s Tarzan feature in 1999, the commercially available Toon Boom animation software was brought in and tweaked to convey the “Disney look”, with…

…way with in the many various adaptations (including Mermaid, Mary Poppins, Tarzan and Aladdin) to have come since. As for the film itself, its twenty-fifth year anniversary means it has…

…Tarzan opening for starters – but that’s certainly not the case here (if you haven’t seen Nemo you won’t have a clue what’s happening), especially when, for the sakes of…

…whose backing track reminded me of Phil Collins’ I’ll Be In Your Heart from Tarzan, even if it amounts to little more than yet another over-soulful recording to add to…

…composer Mark Mancina, working with Opetaia Foa’i to bring an authentic flavor to the arrangements that often recalls Mancina’s previous Disney work on Tarzan and, especially, the underrated Brother Bear,…