George of the Jungle :: Art

George of the JungleThe film George of the Jungle, directed by Sam Weisman is a romantic frivolity and parody. In other words, it fully rips off Tarzan and makes a classic story seem stupid. In the beginning of the film the earreach is shown a short animated cartoon nigh how George came to be in the jungle. When he was a baby George was flying over the jungle in a plane when it crashed. The passengers never found him and so apes raise him. past the scene it cut to the present when a woman called Ursula came to the jungle as a tourist. She meets her materialist fiance Lyle Vanderbrute unexpectedly who wants to get forth of the jungle as soon as possible. Lyle drags Ursula to see the apes but then a lion traps them. This is when George appears and saves Ursula by owning the lion in wrestling. Then George carries her off, takes care of her and goes back to the city with her. Then Georges friend, an educated ape, is kidnapped by poachers and George races back to save him. Ursula realises she loves George and goes after George, helps him bash the poachers and lives with him happily ever after in the jungle. This film is extremely acceptable, if the audience were terzettoyearolds. It has an extraordinarily shallow and predictable plot and the gags and jokes are simply not funny. The actions of the characters are overtly exaggerated and very unrealistic. And the depth of the characters is nearly that of composition cuttings. This movie is designed to be viewed by people with the IQ of under fifty points. And frankly, I feel insulted at being made to find out this forgetful excuse of a study subject.There are, however, silly moments in the film. Like when we see a picture of a powerful, godlike human wavering by means of the jungle. The narrator has built up our expectation of greatness then, suddenly. The hero slams into a tree. This provides the audience with a laugh the first time, but then, as if the scriptwriter ran out of ideas, they prevail doi ng it again and again and again I was trying not to chuck things at the television and video recorder after the fifth time. I mean, its good making the viewers laugh its a comedy, after all. But if I could I would slap the film crew each virtually the give and say Look people, if you cant think of more than one gag for a comedy, try doing a serious film kind of uneasy yourselves in front of millions of people and corrupting their minds George of the Jungle ArtGeorge of the JungleThe film George of the Jungle, directed by Sam Weisman is a romantic comedy and parody. In other words, it fully rips off Tarzan and makes a classic story seem stupid. In the beginning of the film the audience is shown a short cartoon about how George came to be in the jungle. When he was a baby George was flying over the jungle in a plane when it crashed. The passengers never found him and so apes raised him. Then the scene it cut to the present when a woman called Ursula came to the jungle as a tou rist. She meets her materialist fiance Lyle Vanderbrute unexpectedly who wants to get out of the jungle as soon as possible. Lyle drags Ursula to see the apes but then a lion traps them. This is when George appears and saves Ursula by owning the lion in wrestling. Then George carries her off, takes care of her and goes back to the city with her. Then Georges friend, an educated ape, is kidnapped by poachers and George races back to save him. Ursula realises she loves George and goes after George, helps him bash the poachers and lives with him happily ever after in the jungle. This film is extremely good, if the audience were threeyearolds. It has an extraordinarily shallow and predictable plot and the gags and jokes are simply not funny. The actions of the characters are overtly exaggerated and very unrealistic. And the depth of the characters is about that of paper cuttings. This movie is designed to be viewed by people with the IQ of under fifty points. And frankly, I feel insulte d at being made to watch this poor excuse of a study subject.There are, however, silly moments in the film. Like when we see a picture of a powerful, godlike human swinging through the jungle. The narrator has built up our expectation of greatness then, suddenly. The hero slams into a tree. This provides the audience with a laugh the first time, but then, as if the scriptwriter ran out of ideas, they keep doing it again and again and again I was trying not to chuck things at the television and video recorder after the fifth time. I mean, its good making the viewers laugh its a comedy, after all. But if I could I would slap the film crew each around the face and say Look people, if you cant think of more than one gag for a comedy, try doing a serious film instead embarrassing yourselves in front of millions of people and corrupting their minds