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 Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Save your money!
AMC should be ashamed! "Tarzan's Revenge" has such a poor sound quality that I could not watch the entire movie. "Tarzan and the Green Goddess" has had vital scenes deleted, and "The New Adventures of Tarzan" contains extra minutes of footage which ruin the continuity of the story. I've been watching Tarzan for over 45 years, and these are not even the same versions which were shown on AMC's Tarzan Marathon. I am extremely disappointed.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Good value for 5 older Tarzan films
As has been noted, some of these prints aren't the greatest, but I've obtained the same ones from multiple other sources and I can tell you that this is as good as it gets for these particular films. And someone else mentioned that they are NOT in color and that is exactly correct. These are all Black-and-White films.

The older COLOR Tarzan films of the '60s are NOT yet available either on VHS tape or DVD. I hope they become available soon -- they include:

Tarzan Goes to India, (Jock Mahoney, 1962)

Tarzan's Three Challenges, (Jock Mahoney, 1963)

Tarzan and the Valley of Gold, (Mike Henry, 1966)

Tarzan and the Great River, (Mike Henry, 1967)

Tarzan and the Jungle Boy, (Mike Henry, 1968)

There was also the superb Tarzan TV series (NBC, '66-'68) starring Ron Ely and that is not yet available either.

At least three, (and probably all), of these Black-and-White films in this package are movies which are now in the public domain, meaning that anyone can copy and sell them -- that is why this "5-pack" is being sold so cheaply. There are four different Tarzans involved here, (on the actual film credits in "Tarzan and the Green Goddess," Herman Brix is listed as playing Tarzan... but he later changed his name to Bruce Bennett).

I enjoy all these old Tarzan films but, unlike the other reviewers, my expectations were not violated -- I knew exactly what I was buying in advance of receiving this package. The five films are on two separate DVDs, nicely packaged.

In any case, here's the list of the movies:

1. Tarzan the Fearless, (1933, Buster Crabbe)

2. The New Adventures of Tarzan, (1935, Bruce Bennett)

3. Tarzan and the Green Goddess, (1938, Bruce Bennett, aka Herman Brix)

4. Tarzan's Revenge, (1938, Glenn Morris)

5. Tarzan and the Trappers, (1958, Gordon Scott)

What can I say? If you're a fan of the older Tarzan movies, you'll probably love this set.



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Old Tarzan Fan
When I was a young man, I liked to see Tarzan in the movie. I think it was Less Barker, who played Tarzan. He was the right Tarzan for me. Unfortunately he is not on this DVD. But Gordon Scott, who followed, is on
one movie. He is ok. The other Tarzans on this DVD are before my time.
Unfortunately is this DVD in black and white and I misordered 2. I hope to
find some in colour from 1960-1970.Best regards from Birger Lundsfryd, Denmark.



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Rip Off
this item is NOT in color! there is only one movie with Gordon Scott in it. The picture and sound quality are horrendous! I am truely disappointed. Looking forward to watching some good tarzan movies and finding the whole experience very disappointing. Im glad i didnt send this movie to my brother for a Christmas Gift.


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