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- Man, was I jazzed for this film. “The Legend of Tarzan” had a budget of $180 million, an outstanding cast, the trailers looked great, and David Yates – the director of the last four Harry Potter movies (which I loved) – was behind the camera. This was going to be the Tarzan film I’d been waiting for.
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The upper-case “r” in a circle that appears below the name “Tarzan” in the opening credits of this new movie, directed by “Harry Potter” stalwart David Yates from a script by Craig Brewer (of “Hustle and Flow” and “Black Snake Moan” renown, and no, I’m not kidding) and Adam Cozad (no idea), may have something to do with the movie’s raison d’etre—when one has a trademark, one must exploit it. But the wisdom of propagating any kind of white savior narrative during the charged era of Black Lives Matter surely must have seemed dubious, no?
Actually, yes, because throughout its brisk hour-and-forty-five minute running time, “The Legend of Tarzan” does things to reassure those viewers that care that the movie is indeed aware of its “problematics.” The movie begins with some texts evoking the colonization of what was in the late 19th century called the Belgian Congo, and of a nefarious scheme involving mercenaries, slave labor, and pilfered diamonds, all engineered by an envoy named Leon Rom. This fellow is played by Christoph Waltz and he carries with him a rosary that sometimes doubles as a short-distance noose, which isn’t a heavy-handed piece of symbolism at all, no way. Anyway, he’s the bad guy, and he’s first seen entering the deepest, foggiest, most spear-ridden caverns of the African jungle to bargain with fierce chief Mbonga (Djimon Hounsou), who will give Rom all the diamonds he needs to finance his army … on delivery of his most hated enemy: Tarzan.
The movie finds Tarzan up in England, all civilized and respectable and Lord Greystoke-like, residing in his manor with wife Jane, something of a London celebrity and man of influence. The ruse of an invitation to check out Belgian’s “progress” in the Congo is proffered to Tarzan—this is part of Rom’s trap—and Tarzan, I mean Lord Greystoke, I mean John Clayton, is disinclined to accept. He’s moved, though, by the entreaties of an African-American diplomat/investigative agent, George Washington Williams (Samuel L. Jackson), who wants to tag along with, um, Tarzan, and get solid evidence of illegal slave trading. That’s travel companion one. Once the Big T gets back to the manor, we discover that he and Jane have a pretty 21st-century type relationship. She, played by Margot Robbie, insists that she’s coming along too. He protests “The last thing you need is more stress'—I told you about that 21st century biz—but she’s not having it. The gang of three hits the sea, and once on the Continent makes a meaningful detour to visit the tribe that Jane knew when her parents were missionaries. And there is much singing and celebration in a manner not unlike that scene in “Hatari!” where they make Elsa Martinelli the elephant queen or whatever she was. Almost sixty years and ain’t a damn thing changed in Hollywood.
Even though The Legend Of Tarzan won't hit theaters until July 1, the team behind the film is already discussing a sequel. Back in April, director David Yates and actor Alexander Skarsgard met with London journalists to show off some footage and discuss the new movie, and while there was plenty of conversation about its innovative animation and what it was like for Skarsgard to take on the iconic role, Yates ultimately confirmed that there will be a sequel to The Legend Of Tarzan.'We have an outline which we’re very excited about,” the director revealed at the press conference, according to Gay Times. The publication also reported that Skarsgard, who underwent extensive training for his role as Tarzan, was quick to joke about the next title: “Yeah it’s called Tarzan gains weight, or Tarzan eats cake. I wrote it!”
Of course, The Legend of Tarzan is already a sequel in many respects. This update on the famous story begins several years after Tarzan left the jungle and landed in London, where he lives his wife Jane (Margot Robbie) and goes by the name John Clayton III. Things are pretty chill until Parliament invites him to visit the Congo as a trade emissary, which, surprise, is actually an evil plot led by out by Captain Leon Rom, played by everyone's favorite bad guy, Christoph Waltz. Upon discovering the nasty details of the situation, Clayton Tarzans-out.
While fans will have to wait and see how the movie pans out, I have a few guesses for what The Legend Of Tarzan 'ssequel could look like.
Tarzan And Jane Realize That Colonialism Is Wrong And Return To London From The Jungle To Fight The Power
It's probably a stretch, but it's a plotline that I would love to see.
Jane Takes A Cue From Another Famous Jane
Personally, I wanna see Jane pull a Jane Goodall and write a groundbreaking book on Ape family dynamics.
Tarzan Gets Connected To Planet Of The Apes
I mean, I'd be down for some weird, apocalyptic sci-fi.
Everyone Stops Being Racist
The Tarzan from Edgar Rice Burroughs' books is actually a big, ol' white supremacist. A sequel could be the filmmakers' chance to turn the tide and evoke some less violent politics.
Tarzan Explores The Midwest
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The original Jane is from Wisconsin, not Great Britain. If Skarsgard is really looking for a version of Tarzan that involves food, might I suggest some cheese curds and beer from Madison?
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Here's hoping that Tarzan does as well as expected and makes a sequel a definite reality.
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