In the climax of the film, Tarzan, alongside his allies George Washington Williams (played by Samuel L. Jackson) and Jane, confronts the film’s antagonist, Captain Leon Rom (played by Christoph Waltz). Rom has been orchestrating a scheme to exploit the Congo and its people for personal gain.
Tarzan discovers Rom’s plan involves enslaving the local population and using them to extract diamonds from the region. The climax features a thrilling confrontation between Tarzan and Rom, who is revealed to be working with a group of corrupt Belgian officials.
During the showdown, Williams assists Tarzan in the fight against Rom’s men. Jane also plays a crucial role in helping to defeat Rom and his forces. The action culminates in a fierce battle that exposes the villains’ wrongdoing and saves the Congo from exploitation.
In the resolution, Tarzan and Jane return to their jungle home, where Jane reveals that she is pregnant. The film ends with Tarzan fully embracing his role as Lord Greystoke, and the couple looks forward to raising their child in the African jungle.
“The Legend of Tarzan” concludes with a sense of justice prevailing over greed, as Tarzan and his allies successfully thwart the villainous plans and ensure the well-being of the Congo and its people. The film explores themes of colonialism, environmentalism, and the strength of the human spirit.