I was very impressed with how Ms. Hoctor was able to move her body. Naturally I've seen acrobats before but she was doing acrobatics, dancing, walking around. I hadn't seen that before in a movie of that time. I'm not saying those acts didn't exist maybe in side shows or Vaudeville or something but it just seemed, for me, to be before its time. I assume that's why they put her in the movie.
Today there's all kinds of similar acts in Cirque du Soleil and other similar acts yet I continue to be amazed. I'm always amazed at the things people can get a body full of bones and flesh to do the kinds of things we, as a race, can do. It's equally impressive when people are able to push the limits of their minds but those aren't as obvious. The interesting thing about mental achievements is they are often lost on those who don't have similar mental abilities. I digress, I love the movie!
Woman, man! That's the way it should be Tarzan. [Tarzan and his mate]
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