Tarzan II

Tarzan II (2005)

  • 20% of critics liked it
    (5 reviews)

  • 50% of users liked it
    (9,222 ratings)

The direct-to-video sequel Tarzan II continues the story started by Disney in the 1999 animated feature Tarzan. This story involves Tarzan deciding to get away from his family out of concern that harm may come to them simply because of all the interest in him. Thanks to a series of adventures with… More

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Directed By
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Written By
Jim Kammerud, Rhett Reese
Genres
Animation, Kids & Family
In Theaters
Jun 14, 2005 Wide

Critic Reviews

  • Tim Brayton, Antagony & Ecstasy

    The general level of technical accomplishment is so high that it really stands out badly whenever something briefly drops to the normal level of DisneyToon animation.

  • David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

    ...it seems fairly obvious that adults will find Tarzan II tedious and tiresome.

  • Tony Whitt, Now Playing Magazine

    The better parts of this movie often get swamped in the 'armchair psychology' plot, which seems like an odd message to be aimed at the kids watching...

  • Jeffrey Chen, Window to the Movies

    Another needless Disney sequel, but it also happens to be animated pretty decently.

  • John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis

    It maintains the high audio and video qualities of its predecessor, but it's otherwise aimed strictly at the kiddie set.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Manu G


    The tale of Tarzan's misadventures as a boy as he searches for his true identity and the meaning of family. Good movie. The movie is really well made but it's more for a kids audience then to a adult audience. At times it felt boring but i got it anyways. This wasn't a… More

  • KJ P


    NO! NO! NO! they pretty much told tarzan to screw off!

  • Jason V


    While it's not fair to have different scales for different movies (animation, drama, comedy, children), it can also be successfully argued that not all movies are made alike. There are different audiences and rationales behind every film. Such is the case of Tarzan II, a… More

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