Number Two Review

Tarzan the Ape Man (1981)

Episode #38

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) released Tarzan the Ape Man to theaters on July 24, 1981. John Derek directed the film starring Bo Derek, Richard Harris, and Miles O’Keeffe.

‘Tarzan the Ape Man’ Movie Summary

Tarzan the Ape Man tells this jungle story from Jane’s point of view. When she visits her father in Africa, she forces him to agree to let her joins his expedition. After a sexy bath, and some close encounters, Tarzan makes his move on Jane, and the two form a sexual bond. However, when the expedition encounters local savages, Tarzan must come to their rescue if anyone hopes to survive!

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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) released Tarzan the Ape Man to theaters on July 24, 1981. John Derek directed the film starring Bo Derek, Richard Harris, and Miles O'Keeffe.

User Rating: 1.68 ( 6 votes)
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Eddie
6 years ago

Shame Chris couldn’t join, this is up there on the all time bad movies list. Wouldn’t mind a review of Orca as well.

MHMChris
6 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

I have never seen that movie, but just the synopsis of the film sounds bad.

Chad M. Moon
6 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

I watched Orca as a kid and bought into it. As an adult, I’m sure I would hate it. Thank you for the suggestion.

Patrick Gard
6 years ago
Reply to  Eddie

Horrible, horrible film. It is sad when you watch the film and think to yourself…Bo Derek’s performance in Bolero was so much better.

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