Tarzan (Disney film): Difference between revisions

* [[Cub Cues Protective Parent]]: Jane encounters a cute little baby baboon which steals her journal. After Jane steals it back, the baby baboon starts crying calling the attention of its mother and the rest of its family.

* [[Cue the Rain]]: When Jane is alone in the jungle.

'''Jane''': Obviously, it can. }}

* [[Cut Song]]: A few songs cut from the film were actually demo versions of the songs that later appeared in the film. One notable mention goes towards [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrMMW9H1QoU 6/8 Intro] which was actually Phil Collins' proposition as to how the music in the film should sound like. Another one is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-fFMqsPRh8 I Will Follow] which served as a precursor to Strangers Like Me, but it sounds more like Tarzan is trying to make Jane feel happy.

** And putting his head on her chest. Granted, he was just trying to feel a heartbeat (and he didn't know either of the above things were wrong), but yeah...

* [[Gilligan Cut]]: When Tarzan tries to get Terk and Tantor to distract Kerchak:

''([[Gilligan Cut|Cut to Terk bursting out of the undergrowth in Jane's poofy yellow dress]])''<br />

'''Terk:''' '''''[[I'll Kill You!|I'M GONNA KILL HIIIIIIIIIIM!!!!!]]''''' }}

** According to the DVD and a trailer on the ''[[Mulan]]'' VHS, Glen Keane was first inspired from his son's skateboarding, actually.

** There are arguably a couple of quotes referencing past Disney films as well:

'''Terk:''' ''Tarzan''? [[Bambi|Okay, he's your baby...]] }}

** During the start of the "Trashin' The Camp" sequence, as Tantor is frightened by every single object in the Porter camp, the object that scares him the most is a tea kettle and cup that bear a striking similarity to [[Beauty and The Beast|Mrs. Potts and her son.]]

*** Terk dances with a white skeleton in similar fashion and design to the classic Disney short ''[[The Skeleton Dance]]''.

'''Tarzan:''' I came home. }}

** A more subtle reference to Beauty and the Beast is {{spoiler|Kerchak's death.}} It almost completley mirrors Beast's.