Since Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote Tarzan, how many movies have been produced with the theme Tarzan, in the US? In other countries?
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Tarzan:Disney,USA,1999\nGreystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes:UK,1984\nTarzan, the Ape Man:USA,1981\nTarzan and His Mate: USA,1934\nTarzan & Jane: USA,2002\nTarzan the Ape Man:USA,1932\nAnd there are hundreds more. I've given you the site wit hall the titles.
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Lawrence Of Arabia\nWar And Peace (English version, 1956)\nDoctor Zhivago\nSaving Private Ryan\nBraveheart\nThe Ten Commandments (1956 version)\nKing of Kings (1963 version)\nKingdom Of Heaven\nTroy\nSpartacus\nThe Lord Of The Rings (All)
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angus\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angus_(1995_film)
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Not in the USA.  It didn't even make the list of movies playing.
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i have more than one.  i warned you.  here we go:\nkung pow: enter the fist\nconan the barbarian/destoyer\npredator 1&2\naliens vs. predator\ndracula dead and loving it\nsuper troopers\nthe howling\npumpkinhead\ndivine secrets of the ya-ya sisterhood\nunderworld\nunderworld: evolution\nevolution\nking arthur\nan american werewolf in london\nresident evil\nresident evil:  apocalypse\narmy of darkness\nmatthew\nbraveheart\nthe last of the mohicans\ndrop dead fred\nkiller klowns from outerspace\nstar wars saga\ndeuce bigelow: male gigolo\nthe mummy and the mummy returns\nwillow\nlegend\nthe last unicorn\nghostbusters 1&2\nthe emperor's new groove\nyoung frankenstein\nmonty python and the holy grail\nall the aliens\nthe thing\nswamp thing and return of swamp thing\nthe inuyasha movies\nnight of the living dead(original)\ndawn of the dead(remake)\nshaun of the dead\nbram stoker's dracula\ndog soldiers\ngood morning vietnam\nparent trap(original)\nthe black stallion\nreturn of the black stallion\nindependence day\nmen in black 1&2\njurassic park 1&2\nhellraiser 1&2\nall the nightmare on elm street, except 5\ncritters 1&2\nLOTR trilogy\nrecord of lodoss war\nberserk\nvampire hunter d\nvampire hunter d: bloodlust\nthe lost boys\ninterview with the vampire\nlegends of the fall\nghoulies 1&2\ntroll\nrobin hood: men in tights, tight tights lol!\nyoung einstein\nthe harry potter movies\nreturn of the living dead 1&2\nthe nightmare before christmas\nshrek 1&2\ndisney's hercules\nthe lion king\ngladiator\nace ventura 1&2\nsleepy hollow\nteenage mutant ninja turtles (1,2,3)\nthe color purple \nbroken chain\nsmoke signals\nthe ring\nthe grudge\nthe hobbit\never after\nnever been kissed\nthe blade trilogy\nthe 13th warrior\nbean\njohnny english\nphantasm 2\namittyville horror(original)\n28 days\nmiss congeniality\nspeed\naround the world in 80 days (jackie chan)\nshanghai noon and knights\nkung fu hustle\nshaolin soccer\ncrouching tiger, hidden dragon\nthe princess bride\nliar liar\nbeetlejuice\nnow and then\nthe list can keep going on and on.  so, i must stop here.
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BEGGING HELP FROM OTHERS. PLEASE USE THE ATTACHED LIST AS A POSSIBLE BASIS FOR YOUR ANSWER.  I so desparately want to help, but I wasn't as into foreign films back then.  So the best I can do is offer you a list and hope a movie title triggers SOMEONE'S memory.   I didn't try and elmiinate the domestic movies for fear I might take out the right one by mistake.\n\nMovies from the 80s:\n'Breaker' Morant \nAirplane! \nAll That Jazz, Palme d'Or winner \nAny Which Way You Can \nAtlantic City, Golden Lion winner \nBerlin Alexanderplatz \nBon Voyage, Charlie Brown (And Don't Come Back) \nBrubaker \nBye Bye Brazil \nCaddyshack, starring Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight and others \nCity Of Women \nCruising \nFame \nFlash Gordon \nFriday the 13th \nGloria, Golden Lion winner \nHeartland, Golden Bear (award) winner \nHey Babe!, starring Yasmine Bleeth and Buddy Hackett \nKagemusha, Palme d'Or winner \nLoulou (film) \nMidnight Madness \nMon oncle d'Amérique, Cannes Special Jury Prize \nMoscow Does Not Believe In Tears Academy Award for Best Foreign -Language Film \nNine to Five, starring Dolly Parton \nNo Child's Land \nO Megalexandros \nOrdinary People \nPalmero oder Wolsfburg, Golden Bear (award) winner \nRaging Bull \nSeems Like Old Times \nStir Crazy, starring Richard Pryor \nSuperman II \nTess \nThe Big Red One \nThe Blue Lagoon \nThe Blues Brothers \nThe Club \nThe Constant Factor \nThe Cricket (La Cicala) \nThe Elephant Man (film) \nThe Great Santini \nThe Stunt Man \nThe Young Master \nUrban Cowboy \nAbsence of Malice \nAn American Werewolf in London \nBustin' Loose \nChariots of Fire \nDas Boot (1982 US release) \nDeadly Blessing starring Sharon Stone \nDeprisa, Deprisa!, Golden Bear winner \nExcalibur \nFriday the 13th Part 2 \nGal Young 'Un, Sundance Grand Jury Prize \nHalloween II, starring Jamie Lee Curtis \nHeartland, Sundance Grand Jury Prize \nHeaven's Gate \nHistory of the World: Part 1 \nLooker \nMad Max 2: The Road Warrior \nMan of Iron, Palme d'Or winner \nMommie Dearest, starring Faye Dunaway, Diana Scarwid \nOmen III: The Final Conflict, starring Sam Neill, Rossano Brazzi \nOn Golden Pond, starring Katharine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, and Jane Fonda \nOnly When I Laugh \nPennies From Heaven, starring Steve Martin, based on the 1978 BBC Television serial by Dennis Potter. \nPixote \nQuest for Fire also called La Guerre du feu \nRagtime \nReds \nSogni d'oro \nStevie \nTaps starring George C. Scott and Timothy Hutton \nTarzan, the Ape Man \nThe Boat Is Full \nThe Fox and the Hound \nThe French Lieutenant's Woman \nThe German Sisters, Golden Lion winner \nThe Great Muppet Caper \nThe Howling \nThey Don't Wear Black Tie \nWolfen \nZoot Suit, starring Edward James Olmos\n48 Hours, starring Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte \nBlade Runner \nChrist Stopped at Eboli by Francesco Rossi \nConan the Barbarian \nDead Men Don't Wear Plaid \nDeath Wish II \nFanny and Alexander, directed by Ingmar Bergman \nFast Times at Ridgemont High \nFirst Blood \nFrances \nFriday the 13th Part 3 \nGandhi \nGrease 2 \nHalloween III: Season of the Witch \nThe Hunchback of Notre Dame \nInchon! with Laurence Olivier \nLola, a German film \nLove Child \nMad Max 2 (a) \nMegaforce directed by Hal Needham \nMissing, Palme d'Or winner \nMonkey Grip (a) \nMy Favorite Year \nPink Floyd The Wall \nQuest for Fire \nThe Road Warrior \nRichard Pryor Live on Sunset Strip \nThe Secret of NIMH \nSophie's Choice \nSoup For One \nStarstruck (a) \nStar Trek II: The Wrath of Khan \nThe Man From Snowy River (films) (a) \nThe State of Things, Golden Lion winner, by director Wim Wenders \nStreet Music, Sundance Grand Jury Prize \nTenebrae, directed by Dario Argento \nThings Are Tough All Over, starring Cheech and Chong \nTime Stands Still \nTootsie, starring Dustin Hoffman \nTron \nThe Verdict \nVeronika Voss, Golden Bear (award) winner \nVictor/Victoria \nVolver a Empezar Ac
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imdb.com has all title translations. In this case it was "Predator" also in Germany.
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Tarzan! LOL\n\nIt was call "first born"
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It's got to be Alien Vs Predator.  Then again the Pirates of the Caribbean, Sleepy Hollow, Sound of music, Ray, Saying Private Ryan, Walk the line, The Lord of The Rings Trilogy, Forest Gump, Finale Destination.........There's more but can't remember them all right now.
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The title of that song is simply "The Olympic Theme." It became the offical theme for the Olympics during the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles... there even was an official soundtrack released for those games if I remember correctly. They even had a video that was played on MTV every now and then during the Summer and Fall of 1984.
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I don't know anywhere in Tarzana but there is a pool hall in North Hollywood on the corner of Lankershim/Magnolia i've seen a few kids there but it really isn't an enviornment for a kid. but i've never seen any woman there either.
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I say apes. Have you ever heard of "Planet of the Apes"?
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the movie came out not to long ago..\n\nthey show the episodes on showcase..\n\ni dont know if you get that in the states or not
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Music: The ending credits play Al's mystery song - "Anna (Go To Him)", written and performed by Arthur Alexander - instead of the regular theme music. By the way, the Beatles covered this song on their very first album "Please Please Me", released on March 22, 1963. However, the song was Charlie sings a variation of the Patty Duke Show theme song.\n\nWoo-hoo!  Just found a great site because of your question.  Look at all the details!  I can't believe the weird sites I've found searching for answers.  There's actualy a current forum devoted to Night Rider.  Anyway...
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The Seven Samurai (became The Magnificent Seven)\n\nYojimbo\n\nRashomon\n\nRan\n\nPretty much anything directed by Akira Kurosawa is considered a classic\n\nYou can go to amazon.com, find one of these movies and then click on samurai where it gives you the link to plot keywords
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When I was in Japan a couple months ago I noticed that the Japanese in general are quite fascinated with American pop culture.  Disney is also immensely popular over there.  My theory is that people are always attracted to what's different (US kids are into anime and American women swoon over British accents etc).  It's no different there.\n\nIn Harajuku I visited a wonderful store called Snoopytown.  We need one of those in the US!
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I'd say Brazilian (maybe some vernacular form of it) which is derived from Portuguese.\n I think if you liked it you'll also like 'City of men' which is the TV show based on the movie and the story!