People are apparently being attacked by leopards. Tarzan (Johnny Weissmuller) is unconvinced. The locals launch an expedition into the jungle, joined by Tarzan, Jane (Brenda Joyce), and The Boy (Johnny Sheffield). They are attacked by a group of leopards. It's a trick executed by the revolutionary Dr. Ameer Lazar with Queen Lea. They intend to overthrow the governing powers.
I don't like the leopard outfits. It looks a little silly like they put rugs over their heads. The little ears make it look like kiddie pajamas. The outfits need to be scary. My bigger issue with this Tarzan is that he's often fighting for the colonial powers. It's good for the audience of its day but I don't like the implication in a modern sense. Also, he needs to be on the side of the animals. He's not too kind to the leopards. I can see lots of fun for the little kids back in the day. It's an action adventure for the little ones, but it's not right for a variety of reasons.
I don't like the leopard outfits. It looks a little silly like they put rugs over their heads. The little ears make it look like kiddie pajamas. The outfits need to be scary. My bigger issue with this Tarzan is that he's often fighting for the colonial powers. It's good for the audience of its day but I don't like the implication in a modern sense. Also, he needs to be on the side of the animals. He's not too kind to the leopards. I can see lots of fun for the little kids back in the day. It's an action adventure for the little ones, but it's not right for a variety of reasons.