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Synopsis: Set back when Tarzan was just a boy, this is the story of Tarzan's journey to self-discovery. When Tarzan begins to see that he is not like the other gorillas, his mother Kala assures him that these slight differences only make him stronger. But when these differences put Kala in danger, he decides everyone would be better off without him and runs away. He then finds himself in a dark desolate land called Dark Mountain where he meets a new friend who helps him discover that even though he does not possess the talents of an ape, he has his own unique set of jungle skills that make him even more amazing than any other creature so that he can finally see who he truly is.
Director(s): Brian Smith
Production: Disney Toon Studios
  3 wins & 10 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
G
Year:
2005
72 min
Website
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Oh, yeah? How do you know?

Because we are gorillas.

- So?

- And we can't fly.

Yeah, but if our bones were hollow,

and we had wings and feathers,

we'd be the biggest birds in town.

Well, what in the world?

Look, Ma, we found a gorilla.

And just where did this cute

little sweetums come from?

Hey, hey.

Enough already, lady.

I need that cheek for eating.

Oh, aren't you

just the precocious one.

Where are you from, dear?

Tell us about your family, huh?

Is there a silverback?

Forget it, lady. I'm not talking

and you can't make me.

Kago.

Let's try that again.

Shall we, dear?

Now, how did you

get past the Zugor?

And where exactly did you say your

family is from?

Is it nice?

Lots of food and water?

Perhaps you could show us

the way sometime.

Terk? Are you out there

or are you all eaten?

...anybody marching

around my mountain,

soiling my soil,

messing with my stuff.

It's my stuff.

Hey! Why are you messing

with my stuff?

I made you a nest.

You made this?

- For me?

- Sure. For your old bones.

Like your mom used to make.

Try it out.

This wasn't part of the deal.

I know.

It's good.

Sleeping on air.

I don't know

what you are, Tarzan,

but you're pretty clever.

Like the other day when you did

that nifty vine thing with the rhino.

- Never seen anything like it.

- Yeah, well,

I'm not smart enough

to figure out what I am though.

I'm not strong like an elephant.

Not tall like a giraffe.

I can't fly like a bird.

Maybe I'm a nothing.

So, you're just gonna

sit here and hold onto me

until your mama comes back?

Yup.

- All day long?

- Yup.

I'm gonna smash you.

Say, Uto,

how come you gotta do all

the hard work around here?

Huh? What? Hard work?

I mean, you gotta sit here with me

while lazy Kago over there

gets to have fun

beating up his rock.

I mean, I don't know,

but that just don't seem fair.

Nope, not fair at all.

Not even a little bit fair.

Say, this isn't fair.

- What?

- I said this isn't fair.

Me doing all the hard work.

You gotta do some work too,

so here, Mr Lazy.

Are you gonna take that?

- Take what?

- Uto insulted you.

- He insulted me?

- Yes.

- You insulted me?

- Yes?

I'll...

No idea who you're dealing with.

Stop.

Uto, stop!

- Where is she?

- Oops.

Just wait till I catch her again.

I'll... I'll...

Hey, you got a banana.

Good job.

Not really.

If I was a chimp or a baboon,

I'd just climb to the top

and get a whole bunch.

I can only get one at a time.

Still think you're a nothing, huh?

Maybe we can do

something about that.

- We can?

- Yeah, I figure,

since you're nothing,

and you're looking

to be something...

...you might as well

try being a Zugor.

A Zugor?

It's fine if you don't want to.

Feel free to say no.

After all, it can get pretty lonely.

You mean, I'd be like you?

Wow! A Zugor!

Yes! I'm a Zugor.

Roar!

Rule Number One:

We don't need anyone

but ourselves.

This is our mountain. Roar!

Our mountain.

Zugor in training,

use that vine thing of yours

to round up some breakfast.

Yes, sir.

Zugor?

You know,

this wasn't part of the deal.

I know.

Hello? Is anyone there?

Hello?

Something's got me.

It's the monster!

Goodbye cruel jungle world.

I'm doomed! Doomed!

Doomed to be a coconut head.

- Terk?

- The one and only.

- Let's get out of here.

- Whoa!

Terk? Tantor?

Tarzan! You're alive!

You're alive!

We thought you were dead,

and then Tantor...

Heard you yell, but when we got

to Dark Mountain, the Zugor...

And then those big apes...

And then I was stuck in a hole

and Terk got eaten.

Sort of.

- Wait. Those big apes are after you?

- They're probably right behind us.

Come on.

I know a great place to hide.

What a sweet reunion.

We're sorry we let her get away.

But she's an evil genius.

It's all right, boys.

Now we can follow them.

- Where, Ma?

- Past the Zugor, of course.

What are you doing here?

I told you to stay home.

We're bored of staying home.

And we like monkey berries.

We aren't looking

for monkey berries.

- But we might find some.

- All right, but stay close.

Would you move it already?

Those apes could've

thumped us by now.

Whoa!

Huh?

Did we make it?

Yep, we'll be safe here.

Boy, I sure missed you guys.

We missed you too, pal.

That's why we came to bring you home.

- Not coming home.

- You're not?

Nope. I'm a Zugor now.

A Zugor?

What does that mean?

Means I don't need anybody

but myself.

- Anybody?

- Anybody.

Well, what about your mom?

She's better off without me.

And I can't go back.

I'm a Zugor now.

Well, who is this

Zugor monster anyways?

I told you, he's not a monster.

- There is no monster.

- No monster?

What do you mean, no monster?

Well, I mean there's no monster...

- Bigger or scarier...

- Hey!

Looky what I found.

Put me down. Put me down!

Okay.

What the?

Why? Who?

Hello.

- Zugor...

- You said you wouldn't tell anybody.

- You promised.

- Zugor, I'm sorry.

- I didn't mean to...

- You're the Zugor?

All this time, my poor boys and I

have been stuck in that

rotten valley because of you?

I ought to...

- Leave him alone!

- Out of the way, twerp.

You know what, boys?

I think this place could use

a little... remodelling.

Yeah!

Good. Good.

Hey, Kago, look at this.

It's bouncy, bouncy, bounce...

You see? It's not nice

to fool Mama Gunda.

- Zugor?

- This is your fault.

I'm sorry. I needed

to help my friends and I...

So that's where

all of you are from.

How lovely.

Thanks to blabbermouth here,

we know where to find

our new home.

They squeezed it out of me.

Come on, boys. Let's go

take over the neighbourhood.

And this time,

no one gets in our way.

There it is.

Dark Mountain.

Zugor!

Zugor, where are you?

Zugor.

First rule...

Zugor, come on.

We need your help.

- Tarzan, we're gonna warn Kerchak.

- Wait. We're coming with you.

No offence, Tarzan,

but you'll just slow us down.

- Let's go, Tant.

- They won't make it in time.

You're the one

who knows this mountain.

No. I never should have let you in.

I thought you were my friend

and you betrayed me.

It was the first rule,

and I broke it.

Zugor, please.

I know I messed everything up,

but you've got to help.

Boo-hoo.

It's my family.

Then go. Go!

You don't need me!

And I don't need you!

Fine.

Boo-hoo for me.

- I think I know which way to go.

- Yeah, me too.

- It's that way.

- Come on, guys. I know a shortcut.

- Tarzan!

- No!

Whoa!

Let's never speak of this again.

Come on!

Slow, down.

Don't get too far ahead.

- I won't.

- Huh?

Hey, look Ma, a baby.

Well, for goodness sakes.

Can I play with it?

- Can I?

- Put him down.

Says who?

Hey.

- Back off.

- Yeah!

You can't do that to my brother.

Mom!

- Mom, are you okay?

- Tarzan!

Oh, goody.

- Leave him alone!

- Let's see if he can fly.

Mom!

Zugor!

- Zugor?

- Tarzan!

But, what are you?

I did it!

I finally figured out

what you are!

- A Tarzan!

- A Tarzan?

Yes. Remember how you

saved us from that rhino?

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Jim Kammerud

Jim Kammerud (born 1960) is an American director, writer, producer and animator, best known for his work with the Walt Disney Company. Kammerud attended the Ohio State University in the mid-1980s. There he developed his cartooning style by working as an editorial cartoonist, as well as creating the comic strip "It's Working", for The Lantern, the University's student newspaper. Also on staff at The Lantern at the time was Jeff Smith, later known for the comic book Bone. After college, while still living in Columbus, Ohio, Kammerud and Smith formed the Character Builders animation studio. There, Kammerud began working on Rover Dangerfield and worked as an animator and storyboard artist for Bébé's Kids as well as Space Jam. He became involved with Disney as sequence director for the additional animation in Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World and later joined to direct and design the new characters in The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. His next film as director was 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure, when he also worked on part of the screenplay. His second film where he worked on the screenplay was Tarzan II, in addition to producing the film, and his most recent project, The Fox and the Hound 2 is his first film without co-direction from Brian Smith. He also worked on The Aristocats II, which has since been shelved after the decision to drastically reduce the number of direct-to-video sequels made by Disney. He has also done storyboards for many non-Disney animated films with Toronto-based animation/animatic studio House of Cool, including Gnomeo & Juliet, Ice Age: Continental Drift, Escape from Planet Earth, Epic, The Nut Job and Rio 2. In 2009, Kammerud was featured in The Cartoonist, a documentary film on the life and work of Jeff Smith, creator of Bone. more…

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