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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Tarzan Movie
This simply has got to be one of the best Tarzan films ever made. Yet I can't help feeling that this Tarzan film is merely
a great prelude of what could have been a great series of more
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3.0 out of 5 stars Realistic, but needs more.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Tarzan Movie,
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This review is from: Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (DVD)
This simply has got to be one of the best Tarzan films ever made. Yet I can't help feeling that this Tarzan film is merely
a great prelude of what could have been a great series of more
Tarzan films. Christopher Lambert was excellent as Tarzan/John Clayton and Andie MacDowell looked beautiful as Jane (dubbed by
Glen Close). The scene of the jungle explorers traveling down
a African river via tramp steamer reminded me of Disney World's
Jungle Cruise ride exactly. Beautiful cinematography and Rick
Baker's ape effects were fantastic. This Tarzan film seems to take place around the late 1890s - early 1900s, so the attention
to period detail was very well done. So if jungle adventure and
romance is to your liking, check out this terrific film. Enjoy.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Tarzan movie that doesn't monkey around,
Stephen Pletko "Uncle Stevie" (London, Ontario, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (DVD)
"Half of me is the Earl of Greystoke, the other half is wild."
The above comes from this impressive movie based on Edgar Rice Burroughs' 1912 novel "Tarzan of the Apes."
This movie was done so well that it was the first ever "Tarzan" feature film to be nominated for an Academy Award.
For purists, the first half of this movie follows Burroughs' original story and is quite beautifully filmed. There is minimal talking in this half. It is the second half that departs radically from the original story. Nonetheless, this second half is quite well done.
All the main actors do excellent jobs in their roles. Christopher Lambert, a French/English actor gives a believable performance as Tarzan/John Clayton, Seventh Earl of Greystoke. He does not appear until about 43 minutes into this movie. This was his English movie debut.
Andie McDowell as Jane had her voice dubbed by Glenn Close (uncredited). Her voice was dubbed because of her southern U.S. accent. She appears about 1 hour and 15 minutes into the movie. This was her movie debut.
Sir Ralph Richardson (1902 to 1983) gives an admirable performance as the Sixth Earl of Greystoke and John Clayton's grandfather. This was his last movie and this movie is dedicated to him.
Another good performance comes from Ian Holm who plays Captain D'Arnot. He found Tarzan in the jungles of Africa and realized he was John Clayton. It was he who brought Tarzan/John back to upper-class human civilization.
Realize, the name "Tarzan" is never used in this movie!!
The music is performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. In fact, this movie begins with a minute and a half "overture" performed by this orchestra.
Filming was in Cameroon (in Africa) and Scotland. Specific locations in the UK included Floor's Castle, Blenheim Palace, and The Natural History Museum.
Finally, the DVD itself (released in 2004) has only two extras.
In conclusion, this Tarzan movie is a lavish, magical epic not to be missed!!!
(1984; 2 hr, 13 min excluding end credits; widescreen; 37 scenes)
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5.0 out of 5 stars Greystoke: Legend of Tarzan DVD,
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Excellent DVD at a bargain price. Great color and sound, and a good commentary by the director and producer acting as a team. There is a trailer as well, for those who think trailers important. The movie itself is superb, a gorgeous rendering of the Tarzan story, with beautiful shots of equatorial Africa and Scottish castles etc. which of course cannot look as good on TV as on a vast movie screen. I remember seeing the original and it was wonderful.
This is not at all a "fun" Tarzan and doesn't resemble the old Johnny Weissmuller films, so don't expect anything like those. Probably 60% of the movie takes place in Britain, after Tarzan is discovered and brought home to meet his family. This film is more serious, more dramatic; it's not really an adventure film in the classic sense. But it is supposedly more faithful than the earlier versions of Tarzan to the original first Tarzan book by ERB. In any case, it is a powerful drama and a superb piece of film. I love the old Tarzan films of the 30s, but I also love this one. You just have to adjust to different directorial purposes.
The IMDB average rating on this film is extraordinarily low; many people gave it very high grades of 8, 9, or 10, but others gave it grades of 5, 3, or even 1, so the average doesn't come out very high. I think that most IMDB users are on the young side and want to see lots of violence and action in their films; the Matrix, for example, is rated 8.7 whereas this gets only 6.3. But in fact for production values this movie is 10 out of 10, a sheer pleasure to behold, and even given some slight straining of credibility in parts of the plot, the story is still and 8 out of 10, and the acting is close to 9 out of 10, with Richardson and the other Brits turning in flawless performances, and Andie MacDowell wonderful in her debut, though they say her voice was dubbed by someone else because she couldn't hide her southern US accent. Tarzan (Lambert) is for the most part excellent as well. The acting of the apes (actors in suits, but very realistic-looking suits) is excellent, though at times too human, not apelike enough, especially in facial expressions of love and tenderness etc. Still, the effect is much superior to the typical CGI rubbish of today. I would say that if you ever get a chance to see this film on the big screen, that would be the place to spend the money; but given how rarely old films surface at even repertory theaters, you'd be wise to grab this DVD.
3.0 out of 5 stars Realistic, but needs more.,
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A few days ago I sat down and watched Greystoke: The Legend Of Tarzan which I hadn't seen since its original release about twenty-five years ago.
My biggest complaint with this film is it's pacing in some spots. It just seems to drag unlike the way I remember it. Or perhaps I, too, have become accustomed to more contemporary films with generally quicker pacing on average. I know this film isn't strictly faithful to Edgar Rice Burroughs original novel, but it does have a look and sensibility that feels right. Christopher Lambert isn't a bad Tarzan, but I think they could have cast better and someone with a little more meat to his physique. I think the film also needed something else to the story other than Tarzan/John Clayton dealing with being torn between two worlds. In some respects this might seem a more realistic take on Tarzan, but perhaps it's a bit too much so and there isn't enough larger-than-life aspects to the character and his world. I'm also reflecting on the covers I've seen on some of the Burroughs' Tarzan novels and I'm inclined to visualize those when I think of Tarzan---a little more larger-than-life action.
This isn't a bad film, but I can see where it could have been better.
3.0 out of 5 stars So Close...,
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"Greystoke - The Legend of Tarzan" could have been a classic. Lord John Clayton of Greystoke is shipwrecked in Africa with his pregnant wife. Shortly after she gives birth, they both die from an ape attack. One of the apes take little John, and raise him as her own. He grows up strong but wild and savage (now played by Christopher Lambert). One day he is happened upon by a French explorer. He is eventually returned to his family, but he finds it hard to fit in with "civilized" people. Along the way, he falls in love with Jane (played by Andie MacDowell, but her voice was dubbed by Glen Close, why they did this I'll never know?). It had a populor director (Hugh Hudson), an accomplished writer (Robert Towne), was beautifully photographed (especially in the jungles, it is just breathtaking) and based on one of the most populor books of the 20th century by Edgar Rice Burroughs. But it isn't that good. What happened? Well, the first hour or so there is no dialogue; but that is okay, because the physical expressions of the apes and Tarzan are pretty self explanatory. (By the way, he is never referred to as 'Tarzan'.) When he is 'rescued' and moved to England, nothing very adventurous happenes there. What happened to pirates coming out of the wood work trying to kidnap Jane? Where are the warriors from Opar? I'm sorry, "Greystoke" was pretty dull. The actors do ok, I guess. Ian Holm is alright, good in fact. Ralf Richardson looked like he was having a good time, and the relationship between he and his grandson rang pretty true. It is hard to tell if MacDowell was any good, with being dubbed over. But what about Tarzan? Christopher Lambert was actually good. I really liked his performance as the childlike savage. He played being in awe of the city wonderfully. He didn't talk a lot, but maybe that is a good thing. His acting tends to be a little wooden; in fact, in my opinion, he just happens to be in the right place at the right time, like this one and "Highlander". I read the novels and I think about how this movie could have been so much more. Still, it is a beautifully shot movie, and it dose play fair, so it is worth your time. If you can find it, watch the extended version, it is a little bit more action packed (loved how Tarzan took out the entire outpost!).
5.0 out of 5 stars AT LONG LAST!!!!! But What About The Special Features?,
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GREYSTOKE is without a doubt the best Tarzan movie ever made (though I must admit, the Disney version came pretty close). Not only is it the most loyal to Edgar Rice Burrough's original novel, but it's the only adaptation to contain real drama. GREYSTOKE has an epic scope and musical score, and a cast of fine actors, including Sir Ian Holm, Sir Ralph Richardson, Andie MacDowell (though she was dubbed over by Glenn Close), and Christopher Lambert in his very first movie, and what a way to start! With his eyes alone, he expresses an emotion that many actors can't even muster with their entire bodies. Add to that some of Rick Baker's best make-up work ever, and you've got yourself a doozie of a movie. In short, GREYSTOKE is a classic, much neglected by modern viewers.
I have been waiting. And waiting. And waiting. But alas, this movie was no where to be found on the DVD format. Well, the long wait is finally over. Though I was hoping for a Two-Disc Special Edition release, this is goods enough. I just hope that it has SOME special features. Or, maybe they could just work on the movie and include a commentary track. For instance, they should definitely release the extended version available on VHS, and return Andie MacDowell's original voice track. And of course, give the movie a new digital transfer with Dolby Digital 5.1, or maybe even DTS!
Just having this movie on DVD will be good enough for me. That said, Warner had better not screw this one up!
3.0 out of 5 stars Cool, but not as cool as it could be...,
Emily Hobson (Los Angeles, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (Widescreen) (VHS Tape)
First I have to say that this editorial reviewer above this is an idiot. He obviously never read the Tarzan books because in actuality the man that teaches Tarzan language and brings him back to society is a Frenchman. They did not just make this up for the movie, though they did make up a few other things.
I am a huge Tarzan fan, mostly the first 4 books, (there are 24 total.) This movie is most definitely the closest in relation with the book, but it still does not quite do it justice. The beginning is very well done, and Christopher Lambert (I think) does an excellent job of playing Tarzan, he's more like the Tarzan in the book and less like the Tarzan that Hollywood has concocted. It's pretty and holds your attention, but in the end is a bit of a dissapointment. It captures the spirit, but I still feel like I've never seen the Tarzan story captured perfectly on film. I think I'll just have to do it myself one day. It's fun to watch and good to see if you're a fan of the books just to get a glimpse of another person's interpretation. (And they've got Bilbo playing Tarzan's buddy! How funny!)
5.0 out of 5 stars It's like reading the novel!!,
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This review is from: Greystoke: Legend of Tarzan [Import] (VHS Tape)
I've reviewed Disney's Tarzan, the animated story recently, but looking at this film, there is, by far, no comparison between the two.
This film was produced in 1984, and with Christopher Lambert in the starring role, it is truly one of the best of the genre. The first half hour or so, we come to "discover" how he ended up in the jungle, and then as the years go by, we see "little" Tarzan (AKA: Greystoke), as he lunges through the vines and has his rapport with the animals. And this, contrary to what many feel, is one of the highlights of the movie. Not much English language, but a language only true to its form - which is animal communication, and Lambert pulls it off brilliantly.
Then the "group" come into the jungle, along with Andie MacDowell, and her father. To watch how Greystoke deals with the intruders is stunning, and the way he "rescues" the stranger from death is well worth viewing.
The saddest part of this film, I believe, is when Greystoke is brought back to "civilization," and you can just about feel his pain at the loss of what he knew. Then, of course, he has become an oddity in "proper England," only to arouse the jealousy of Ms. MacDowell's suitors, as well as uproot whatever theories the social scientists had about human nature.
This is a remarkable film, and it is, in some ways, truly a sensational and exotic adventure into the heart of the human heart. The scene between Greystoke and his newly acquired "girlfriend" (MacDowell) borders on the erotic, although this was done with great art, and it didn't plunge the viewer into a tasteless scene of sensationalism.
A brilliant movie, and like the title of this review suggests, it is like reading the original novel. Highly recommended!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazon.com's editorial reviews SUCK!!!,
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This review is from: Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (Widescreen) (VHS Tape)
Marshall Fine, in his featured review (above) states that Greystoke was a 'missed opportunity'. He claims that "the film tried to rethink the Tarzan legend of Edgar Rice Burroughs". Well, sure it did, and thank the stars that it had such talented writers and a great director. I wonder if Marshall Fine has ever read 'Tarzan of the Apes'? The book is appallingly written trash - the worst of the pulp genre. Far from being a misbegotten attempt to create a film version of Tarzan, this movie represents the best Tarzan ever created - a realistic rendition of what Edgar Rice Burroughs' book should have been.
Marshall Fine's review states that "By casting French-accented Christopher Lambert as Tarzan, the filmmakers had to transform his white-hunter mentor Ian Holm into a Frenchman to explain those inflections in Tarzan's monosyllabic speech". Again, Marshall misses the mark, since it's clear that he doesn't realise that Edgar Rice Burroughs WROTE Tarzan as having learned French under the tutelage of a French naval lieutenant. According to the BOOK, Tarzan's English was poor, and he DID speak it with a French accent. The casting wasn't a mistake - it was intentional, and it was the correct decision if the filmmakers wanted to faithfully transfer the book to the screen. What was Marshall Fine thinking???
In my opinion, this movie brings us the REAL Tarzan. It's such a pity that because of shortsighted and ignorant reviews, the movie did not attract the audience it should have reached. Too bad it's only available on VHS - I would like to see a feature-packed DVD version of this classic movie.
2.0 out of 5 stars Bares no resemblence to Burrough's Novel.,
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Even though it doesn't really bear on the quality (or lack there of) of this movie, I'd like to clear up a very common misconception about this film.
It is absolutley nothing like the novel on which it is supposedly based. However, for some reason people who appearantly mistook the Greystoke press release for Burrough's novel continue to perpetuate the myth that this is a faithful adaption of the novel. Even Disney's _Tarzan_ which deviated greatly from the novel itself had more simularities to it than this.
Of course this doesn't make Greystoke a bad movie. However, it is disappointing that no film has ever told the story of Burrough's book because _Tarzan_ was not only a very good novel, it is the kind of novel that would make an incredible film if anyone would ever bother to film it rather than simply borrow its title character.
As for _Greystoke_, it's best near the begining when Tarzan is in the jungle, but it just becomes tedious once the story moves to England.
It's hard to articulate exactly what is wrong with this film. It isn't so much that anything is wrong with it, but there is so very little good about it. The idea of a story about a man who grew up as an ape trying to become a man sounds compelling, but on the screen it gets old fast.
Lambert and MacDowell don't help much with performances which like the film aren't really bad but aren't good either. Lambert to often makes it obvious that he is acting and the fact that MacDowell had to be dubbed by Glenn Close doesn't help her performance.
Ralph Richardson on the other hand gives a very good performance and carries the parts of the film he has the misfortune of being in.
The ending is completely unsatisfying. It tries for the same bittersweet quality of the novel's ending, but because the film so firmly establishes that Tarzan is out of place in the world of man, it has trouble coming to a sensible conclusion.
Hopefully, Hollywood will someday make a good version of _Tarzan_, but this isn't it. But don't take my word for it. Screenwriter Robert Towne was so disastified with the final film that he had his name taken of the picture. Instead the screenplay was credited P. H. Vazak, the name of Towne's dog. Then again, maybe Vazak did write this one.
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Aeroplanes held little allure for me. I confined myself to going quietly about my tasks as the station's education officer. Why anyone thought I should make a good or even a moderately competent security officer, in addition to my other duties, eluded me then, as it does now. Anyway, there it was. My predecessor plonked on my desk a pile of "manuals", loose- leaf printed books, and quickly departed.
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Welcome to The CoffeeShop Blog!
If you are visiting for the first time, welcome! Please read all about my CoffeeShop blog here.
If you love using free CoffeeShop creations and would like to make a donation to Rita the self-professed photo-editing photography geek of CoffeeShop, please click donate! This blog is possible because of your generous support.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
CoffeeShop ButterCream B&W Action and UnWrapped Tutorial!
I really want to write more B&W tutorials and actions, and here is my newest creation, CoffeeShop ButterCream B&W. My husband actually picked this name out for me when he found me staring at my computer with complete naming frustration. I am completely out of names!
I love this tinted B&W. It looks amazing on portraits, still lifes and even landscapes. And best of all, it is really easy to achieve without the action
CoffeeShop ButterCream B&W Action UnWrapped Tutorial:
1. Open your image.
2. Add a Gradient Map adjustment layer, black to white. This will turn your image B&W.
3. Add a Brightness/Contrast adjustment layer and put the Brightness at 10 and the Contrast at 30.
4. Add a Gradient Map adjustment layer, dark brown (5d4c3b) to tan (edd1ad) and make the bottom location 90%. Dial the opacity of this layer 35%. This is your ButterCream tint layer.
5. Adjust layers to taste and use layer masks where needed.
Download the free CoffeeShop ButterCream B&W Photoshop and PSE action HERE!
Want all of my favorite CoffeeShop Actions or Design Elements in one simple download AND help support this blog? Just click here for my action pack or here for a download of some of my most popular design elements, storyboards, and textures. For complete info on installing all of my actions, click here.
17 comments:
- Vicki said...
Thank you for the beautiful action!
- August 23, 2010 at 5:46 AM
- CBH said...
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 6 post on Aug. 23, 2010. Thanks again.
- August 23, 2010 at 8:09 AM
- Julie E. said...
Love actions! Thanks for sharing!
- August 23, 2010 at 11:14 AM
- Amy said...
Oh,I LOVE this one! Thanks for sharing all your beautiful actions! I use them all the time!
- August 23, 2010 at 2:56 PM
- Sheryl said...
I can't wait to try out this action! Wow, Rita, I can't tell you how much I'm loving the after effect... The tones are creamy and dreamy and I just love it!! As always, you do an awesome job and thanks so much for sharing your talent. :-)
- August 23, 2010 at 3:07 PM
- Allie said...
This action is SO pretty! I love it! :)
- August 23, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- Amanda said...
Awesome, Rita! Can't wait to try it out. I love your B&W actions!
- August 23, 2010 at 4:06 PM
- Barbara said...
Lovely... thank you!
- August 23, 2010 at 4:20 PM
- Lisa said...
WOW! I am in love with this action. Actually I will take your step by step and do it that way. Love digging into new things and learning how they work. Thank you!!!
- August 24, 2010 at 5:20 PM
- Silver Horse Photography said...
Looks as beautiful as its "name". :) Can't wait to try it out!
Thank you.
- August 25, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- Karen D. said...
I just wanted to say we must be on the same wavelength. I came up with a very similar "action" in GIMP just 2 weeks ago. LOL.
I'm off to try this on out and see what I get. Thanks for taking the time to post tutorials.
- August 25, 2010 at 1:27 PM
- Heather said...
i love your website! thank you for the freebies and giveaways! also i've finally figured out how to load actions to elements, thanks to your detailed instructions. thanks, you're awesome :)
- August 26, 2010 at 10:06 AM
- seeking him... said...
Thank you so much for these awesome free actions! They make me a better photographer! :)
- September 3, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- Swr4him said...
Thank you for the actions!
- October 29, 2010 at 9:51 AM
- Swr4him said...
Thank you!
- October 29, 2010 at 9:52 AM
- Anonymous said...
For some reason I download this one, but there is nothing in the file?
- December 11, 2010 at 4:32 PM
- BeggFamily said...
Love your site - you are so generous with your talent and time. I liked the "unwrapped" tutorial, you taught me something today as I haven't used adjustment layers before. Thank you!
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SGA Awards Honor Students, Faculty, and Staff
On Sunday, April 21, the Student Government Association (SGA) held its annual awards ceremony to honor students, faculty, and staff who have contributed to the Association's mission and vision over the past academic year.
Awards presented at the ceremony included:
Club of the Year – Men's Rugby (Honorable Mention - Biology Club)
Best New Club – Young Life
Most Improved Club – JoRoffs (Honorable Mention - Commuter Council)
Most Active Club – Fisher Players
Event of the Year – SAB's Fall Fest (Honorable Mention - Coexistence Dinner)
Best Educational Program - SAB's Rock the Vote (Honorable Mention - CAC's Think Pink Bingo)
Best Service Project - SWAV's Sweetheart Dance (Honorable Mention – JASY)
Best Fundraiser - Teddi Dance for Love
Best Collaboration – Math, Chemistry, and Physics Club NYC Trip (Honorable Mention – Gala)
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Advisor of the Year - Tom Rodgers (Honorable Mention - Monica Hodis)
Faculty Member of the Year - Dr. Eileen Lynd-Balta (Honorable Mention - Tom Proietti)
Staff Member of the Year - Lackmann Culinary Services
Club Members of the Year - Scott Swigart, Bill Walter, and Kaelen Austin (Honorable Mention - Danielle Allington)
Freshman of the Year - Emily Brenner (Honorable Mention - Kelli Bossert and Ally Grillo)
Sophomore of the Year - Aidan Evans (Honorable Mention - Cole LaChance-Tofany and Trisha SanFlippo)
Junior of the Year - Stephen Pavente (Honorable Mention - Emily Back and Megan Ryan)
Senior of the Year - Julie Moslow (Honorable Mention - Matt Turner and Danielle Allington)
Spirit Award - Josh Baer (Honorable Mention - Stephen Pavente)
Senior Legacy - Matt Berry
Fisher Creed - Eric Williams and Husain Bawany
Finance Committee Member of the Year - Jacketta Collins
Senator of the Year - Mark Prunella-Miller
SGA Member of the Year - Nicole Henry
In addition, Emily Brenner, Tyana Velazquez, and Cody Smith were named the 2013 recipients of the SGA Leadership Development Scholarship. Each will receive $1,000. The SGA Scholarship was established through an endowment established by the Student Government Association in 2007.
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