I loved the movie ANTZ , but I did find it extremely distracting that I was constantly visualizing Gene Hackman or Danny Glover when their characters where on-screen simply because their voices are so instantly recognizable and you're tipped off right from the start that both are in the film. With Tarzan, let yourself be surprised by who might have done the voices. Trust me, it's less important than you might think. Another element of Tarzan that I think works extremely well is the music. With a score by Mark Mancina and songs by Phil Collins, my toe was tappin' and the songs just pounded out of my speakers.
Colors are vibrant and solid without bleeding.
Every shade of the jungle's green is deeply textured and substantial. Detail, while in the limited realm of animation, is outstanding with finely resolved computer animation backgrounds that come alive with a sensational depth that draws you completely into the film. There is also not one single artifact, either compression or NTSC, found anywhere in this picture. I found no cases of pixelation or break up in the image. Your jaw is going to drop from the moment that this movie begins.