The legend swings back into action. In Tarzan (2026), Chris Hemsworth brings raw power and emotion to a bold reimagining of the timeless jungle hero. Raised among the apes but haunted by the ghost of his past, Tarzan is forced to confront a world he left behind when ruthless industrial forces return to the jungle — led by Charlize Theron as the cold, calculating CEO of a mining empire. Florence Pugh joins as Jane Porter, a passionate conservationist determined to protect the last untouched heart of the wilderness.

The trailer opens with a sweeping aerial shot of dense, emerald jungle — waterfalls crash, wild calls echo, and the camera dives down to reveal Tarzan sprinting through the treetops, muscles taut, movements fluid and primal. A haunting voiceover whispers: “The jungle raised him. The world betrayed him.” Thunder cracks as human machines tear through the forest, and Tarzan roars back into battle — bare-chested, scarred, and unstoppable.

Explosive sequences show Hemsworth locked in brutal hand-to-hand combat against mercenaries, leaping through burning canopies, and rallying the animals of the jungle in a fight for survival. Theron’s icy presence contrasts perfectly with Pugh’s fierce empathy, creating a dramatic emotional triangle that fuels the story’s heart and tension.
With breathtaking cinematography, lush environments, and a powerful orchestral score mixed with tribal drums, Tarzan (2026) redefines the jungle legend for a new generation — raw, emotional, and epic in scale.