“The
Legend of Tarzan” is really an excellent movie... and it is avaliable! The movie (based on the character
created by Edgar Rice Burroughs) was directed by David Yates and written by Adam
Cozad and Craig Brewer. Samuel L. Jackson brings a brilliant support.
Congratulations to the artists in front and behind the cameras.
Alexander
Skarsgård incarnated the heroic Tarzan. He developed a mix of Johnny
Weissmuller and the Tarzan animated movie.
He contributed to the great message of the movie in favor of the harmony
with nature and the respect to the African culture; and against the slavery and
the corruption.
But,
I recognize the most brilliant performance in the role developed by Margot
Robbie. She is the Power of the movie! She is the heroine with sensibility,
energy, evolved consciousness, and breathtaking presence. Natural beauty,
intellect, genuine charm and unique presence: Perfect combination! She confirms
that Woman is God's Masterpiece.
The
Legend of Tarzan… The POWER of Jane!
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When Warner Bros.—having kept a
close eye on the dailies while Robbie was shooting Focus with Will Smith in
late 2013—approached her about playing Jane, her first reaction was: Not for
me. “There’s no way I was going to play the damsel in distress,” she says. But
then she read the script. “It just felt very epic and big and magical in some
way. I haven’t done a movie like that. The Harry Potter films could have been
really cheesy, but David Yates made them into something dark and cool and
real—plus it was shooting in London, and I, on a whim, had just signed a lease
on a house there.” For Yates, “an unpretentiousness, a real pragmatism, was
evident from the moment I met her. There’s something very true about her, and
those qualities were very important for Jane—someone who’s open to experience
the beauty of the world.”
-- “Tarzan’s Margot Robbie on Why She’s No
Damsel in Distress”, “Vogue Magazine”, by JONATHAN VAN METER
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