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One of the things that has made Disney animation great is the multitude of fantastic villains they've created over the years. Of course, the reason it's wonderful to have a great villain is that it's incredibly satisfying to see them defeated.

The Legend of Tarzan may not have blown the doors off the box office, but it put up respectable numbers for its opening weekend. Since Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote over two dozen Tarzan books in his life, there are numerous places the character could go from here.

Chances are you were either a kid or a parent of a kid who loved Disney's Tarzan in 1999. Well, that love may not hold up after re-watching the film through adult eyes, and no where is this more evident than in Cinema Sins's takedown.

When a studio releases a major summer movie, there are a few things you can be sure will follow. The porn parody is one of them.

Alexander Skarsgard recently got into the shape of his life in order to play as the king of the jungle, Tarzan. It involved eating lots and lots of bananas...okay, it didn't, but Skarsgard still had to eat a serious amount of food.

One of the most interesting things about the marketing for The Legend of Tarzan has been how much it has focused on Jane. The final trailer before next week's release, however, spends much more time on the title character.

The Legend Of Tarzan is just one of numerous blockbusters we have to look forward to this summer. But why should we be excited? Click inside to find out.

Thanks to the power of CGI, you’d think that the amount of vine swinging actually done by Alexander Skarsgard for the new movie The Legend of Tarzan would be kept to a minimum. This, however, wasn’t the case on director David Yates’ set.

The story of Tarzan is one about the conflict between nature and civilization. The new trailer for this summer’s The Legend of Tarzan doesn’t simply imply this conflict. It includes animals rampaging through a city.

We’re not sure if you’ve heard yet, but Zootopia is kind of a big deal and seems primed for a sequel. Before that happens, however, there are a ton of Disney movies we'd like to see get a followup first.

Disney animation seems to go in cycles. You have the classic era that brought us Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and the Disney Renaissance that brought us Beauty and the Beast, but there's also other times, when their work is viewed as less that spectacular.

We are weeks away from closing the books on 2015, and while there are still numerous blockbusters preparing to drop between now and New Year's Day -- from Star Wars: The Force Awakens to The Revenant and The Hateful Eight -- we're not ashamed to admit that we're jumping the gun a tad and starting to look forward to the sheer number of eye-popping features that are going to entertain us in 2016.

Aside from the recent production drama, we’ve heard very little about Tarzan, so when Cinema Blend was in Mexico visiting the set of Spectre, we decided to get an update from Christoph Waltz, who told us how this Tarzan film will be different from its predecessors.

Following on from the flop of Pan, Warner Bros. have a new blockbuster to worry about as Tarzan is apparently in a bit of a mess. And it's all Warner Bros.' own doing.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one: there are some conspiracy theorists out there who think that Walt Disney Animation secretly made Tarzan the long-lost brother of Anna and Elsa from Frozen. That would mean there’s a secret shared cinematic universe of Disney, but what’s the real story behind this theory?

July 2016 is shaping up to be an awesome year for blockbuster cinema. Don't believe us? Then check out what is in store!

Skarsgård is looking to film for his next great adventure. And coming soon, he'll be a wild thing in the David Yates-directed Tarzan, which has now rolled into production.

Tarzan will be released in 3D. A slew of writers worked on the screenplay, including John August, Marianne Wibberley, and Adam Cozad. Warner’s 2016 summer will kick off with Batman-Superman, another blockbuster with no official title yet. Where do we hand in our money?

While Robbie was largely unknown prior to Wolf rolling out, several more are catching on to her rising star, casting her in anticipated parts of upcoming potential blockbusters. Does she have range? Can she help carry a movie like Tarzan? We’ll find out soon enough.

Yates and Co. are hoping to get a greenlight from Warner after offering the studio a five-minute pre-visualization video detailing how the film could work. Something tells me casting one of the more popular character actors in Hollywood will help that along as well.