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Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle review

Review by @kapitanrosomak · 1838d · of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

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Jumamji Welcome to the jungle is an interesting look at the whole genesis of this game, so we first had a movie in 1995 where the title Jumanji was a board game and the heroes had to face the challenges that the game prepared in our world, it is completely different in the new version.

Jumanji begins with a small reference to the original, but the difference is that the hero ends up not on a board game, but on a cadrige to an old console.

The action then takes us to the present and we meet 4 heroes who must stay after the lesson. The scene is very reminiscent of The Breakfest Club, where 4 culturally different people had to serve a sentence.

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In the new Jumanji it is very similar, with the difference that one of the characters finds consoles (the same from Jumnji) and when they want to play the game moves them to the virtual jungle. Now as game avatars they have to finish the game and find the mysterious green crystal and put it in the right place, and the dead man will follow the sinister villain.

The film initially bored me a lot, I even wanted to turn it off during the screening, but it starts to spin somewhere around 30 minutes and quite neatly showing adventure cinema, there are many simplifications, many plot holes, many idiotic moments, but this is family cinema that checks it's perfect.

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The main characters as avatars play nicely with a whole range of emotions (Even The Rock shows emotions)

The whole thing can be described as a Tomb Raider for the whole family where the archaeologist separates into four different characters. Ultimately, the film teaches that you have to be who you are and have friends.

Overall, the film is considered successful, although the CGI stings the eyes a lot, and the interactivity of some characters is even embarrassing, but it is worth watching as a movie before bed.

Pros is quite an interesting variation of jumanji, because we do not get the same as in the original, and yet there are a lot of eye blinks at the viewer who watched the old version.

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The disadvantages are too intense a movie in too short a time, so we get a new fence every 2 minutes and we don't have a moment to rest. Overall, the movie is worth watching 6/10 it could have been better, although there is no tragedy

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Comments · 3

  • @netflixr(79)· 1838d

    I think it is about time we stopped making these movies but then again... why would they stop? Each one makes hundreds of millions of dollars so I reckon we'll be watching these for a bit longer.

  • @jcrodriguez🏆#18 🔥1 🎵785 🎬359 📺186 📚4(79)· 1838d

    these new versions of Jumanji I have not wanted to see. I have fond memories of the old original movie. But someday I know I'll end up watching it XD

  • @poshtoken(88)· 1838d

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