Recent high-definition releases typically feature an industry-standard , ensuring that dialogue and ambient jungle noises are clearly delineated .

Classic serials, such as the 1921 Adventures of Tarzan , have seen restored editions that attempt to match the original intertitles as closely as possible, sometimes including added sound effects or transferred 35mm footage .

Older sets like the Tarzan King of the Jungle collection include rare extras such as a profile of Johnny Weissmuller , a Shirley Temple Tarzan parody, and episodes of Sheena . Audio and Subtitle Quality

A 7-minute look at the training actors underwent to mimic gorilla movements .

An 11-minute deep dive into the film's production. Behind the Scenes: 8 minutes of additional footage.

This release is noted for having a solid transfer and several high-quality featurettes that provide a "fascinating insight" into the motion capture process . Key features include:

This documentary is included on the Blu-ray release of MGM’s Tarzan the Ape Man (1932) .