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The Legend of Tarzan Quotes

"Human. Nature."

PG-13 2016 · 1h 49m
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The Challenge of Catching a Fast Train
George Washington Williams How are we suppose to catch a train going 40 miles an hour?
[''Looking out over the ledge]
John Clayton Gravity...
[''He and the natives jump off one at a time'']
The Spirit of Tarzan in the Jungle
Jane Porter They are singing the legend of Tarzan. For many moons he was thought to be an evil spirit - a ghost in the trees. They speak of his power over the animals of the jungle. Because his spirit came from them. He understood them. And learned to be as one with them.
[''Narrating'']
A New Threat Awaits in the Jungle
Taglines A new threat awaits
Colonial Ambitions in the Congo Basin
Title Card At ], 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 high 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 ].
[[w:Berlin Conference|the Berlin conference of 1884; [w:Opar (fictional city)|Opar]
The Burden of Companionship
John Clayton Are you aware that you always seem not going to do something right before you do it?
George Washington Williams Yeah? Well. That's only since I've been saddled with your company.
Discovery of Opar and Military Readiness
Leon Rom Opar! We found it.
[looking up at stone]
Belgian Soldier Captain Moulle?
Captain Moulle Form your lines...
Belgian Soldier Maxim ready, sir!
[the machine gun is rolled forward]
Captain Moulle Steady... Wait... Fire!
Determination in the Face of Adversity
George Washington Williams I'm still coming with you.
John Clayton You can't keep up.
George Washington Williams I might not be able to keep up with Tarzan, but I sure as hell can keep up with *you*.
The Perils of Riding Zebras Versus Horses
George Washington Williams What I wouldn't give for a horse right now. Why is it people don't ride zebras?
John Clayton Horses kick to escape. Zebras continue until you are dead.
George Washington Williams Zeebra. Zehbra. Tomayto. Tomahto.
John Clayton It's nearly impossible to take the wild out of something born to it.
George Washington Williams It seems to work with you. Look. I feel foolish for asking, but... Can you really talk to animals?
John Clayton You're an educated man, Dr. Williams. You tell me.
Call for Tarzan and John
Leon Rom Tarzan? TARZAN! John? JOHN!
[''Leon clings onto the bead chain Tarzan is clutching''; ''Tarzan coldly starts releasing his grip''; ''Tarzan continues to let the bead chain slip from his hands''; ''Tarzan lets the bead chain slip from his fingers''; ''Falls back into the jaws of the approaching crocodiles'']
Skepticism Towards Leopold's Intentions in Congo
George Washington Williams Leopold has spent the last 7 years getting control of the Congo. He used up his entire fortune building that railroad of his, and shut off access to 99% of the country. Why? Because he wants to be the first monarch in history who doesn't want people to see his good deeds? I don't buy it.
A Warning to Protect Innocence
Leon Rom Stop shooting! You'll hit the girl! That woman...
[''Watching her get away'']
The Silent Language of Elephants' Eyes
John Clayton The Tekes say an elephant's eyes speak the greatest language. Who else can make you feel so much without a word?
The Legacy of Tarzan's Spirit
Jane Porter They are singing the legend of Tarzan. For many moons he was thought to be an evil spirit - a ghost in the trees. They speak of his power over the animals of the jungle. Because his spirit came from them. He understood them. And learned to conquer them. His ape mother, Kala, loved him as her own. And his ape brother, Akut, treated him with kindness and respect. He considered all men to be his enemies, since other tribes would hunt his troop as a rite of passage. Chief Muviro knew what he was. You must get to him. Since no man ever started with less.
[''Explaining to George as the village sings around the campfire'']
Consequences of Tarzan's Actions Revealed
Leon Rom What did Tarzan do?
[''About chief Mbonga's vengeance'']
Jane Porter He killed his only son.
Leon Rom Oh.
Jane Porter Mm. And get ready, because that is nothing compared to what he will do to you.
Leon Rom Your husband's wildness disturbs me more than I can easily express. Whereas your spirit...
Facing a Former Ally in Battle
John Clayton I'll have to fight Akut.
George Washington Williams That's Akut?!
John Clayton He was my brother once. Now he'd only see me as a deserter.
Understanding Mangani and Gorillas in Tarzan
John Clayton Beyond that is all Mangani land.
George Washington Williams Mangani"? Those ]s you lived with?
[[gorilla]
John Clayton They're not gorillas.
Porter Gorillas are gentle. Mangani are not.
Tarzan's Identity as King of the Jungle
George Washington Williams You, are Tarzan. Lord of the apes, King of the jungle. "Me, Tarzan. You, Jane.
Misinterpretation of Intentions Between Friends
George Washington Williams You look like you're about to give me a hug.
John Clayton I wasn't.
George Washington Williams Looked like you were.
[''They embrace'']
Confrontation Over Loss and Responsibility
John Clayton Your son killed the only person who ever cared about me.
Chief Mbonga It was an animal!
John Clayton She was my mother!
Chief Mbonga How was he to know? My son was just a boy! Not like you! Where was your ]?
[[honor]
John Clayton I... I had none. I had none.
The Power of Relatable Stories in History
Leon Rom People love a good story. Yeah, few are born blue bloods like your husband. But everyone can relate to a low born scrapper who rescued his king from bankruptcy and saved the honor of his nation. That is a man who will never be forgotten.