Not everyone is fortunate enough to have that gift from heaven: parents who love them, value them, and would give everything they are just to see their children happy and fulfilled. It often happens that the system we call society, through its gears called work, consumes many hours of the day, leaving parents spending more time working than with their own children 😵💫😵💫... but they do it precisely to provide them with everything they need 😌😌. As children, we think it’s just a given that when someone has a child, they must take care of them. That is a mistaken way of thinking because there are many cases where it simply doesn’t happen that way 😖😖. That is why I believe we must be grateful if we have mother and father figures who love us, as these are invaluable bonds in life that allow an individual to feel whole within the wild and emotional gameboard of life 🥲🥲.
Jumanji the 1995 film, is a movie that dynamically and vibrantly shapes its chaotic story around a family premise and reflection... Value the affection and sacrifice given by your parents with the ultimate glow of your being, because you never know how long you will have them 🥹🥹.
If you fail to appreciate those parents who love you, believe me, life—in the form of a punishing Van Pelt—will make you suffer greatly. It will force you and relentlessly hunt you down with its shotgun to make you remember and miss them. At every step you take—whether you need to eat, get dressed, study to graduate, find your first job, get married, or have a child—you will yearn with all your soul to have your parents by your side, because their affection makes it so much easier to deal with the blows that life throws at you.
No todos tienen la fortuna, el regalo del cielo en forma de padres que los quieran, valoren y que darian todo de su ser para ver a sus hijos siempre plenos y felices, sucede muchas veces que el sistema llamado sociedad, con su engranaje llamado trabajo, consume muchas horas del dia y los padres terminan pasando mas tiempo trabajando que con sus propios hijos 😵💫😵💫.... pero lo hacen precisamente para darles todo lo que necesiten 😌😌. Como hijos pensamos que es un deber ser que cuando alguien tiene un hijo pues lo debe cuidar, es un modo de oensar errado porque hay muchos casos donde no sucede asi 😖😖. Por eso pienso hay que ser agradecidos si tenemos elementos maternos y paternos que nos aman, ya que son lazos invaluables en la vida que permiten a un individuo sentirse pleno en el tablero salvaje y sentimental de la vida 🥲🥲
Jumanji el film de 1995 es una pelicula que moldea de manera muy dinamica y vibrante su historia caotica en torno a una reflexion y premisa familiar.... Valora el cariño y sacrificio otorgado por tus Padres con el maximo fulgor de tu ser porque no sabes por cuanto tiempo los tendras 🥹🥹
Si no cumples con apreciar a esos padres que te quieren, creeme que la vida en forma de Van Pelt castigador te va a hacer sufrir bastante porque te va a forzar y a cazar inclementemente con su escopeta para que los recuerdes y los extrañes, ya que en cada paso que des, sea cuando necesites comer, vestirte, estudiar para graduarte, consigas tu primer trabajo, te cases o tengas un hijo, vas a añorar con todo tu ser el tener a tus padres junto a ti ya que hacen mas facil con su cariño el lidiar con los golpes que se vienen en la vida.
Based on the entire reflection I presented at the beginning of this review, my favorite character by far is Van Pelt 🤩🤩. Since it’s such an old movie, many of you have probably seen it, which encourages me to share a video from a verified YouTube channel with moments of the character. My goal is not just for the action and chaos of the game to catch your attention; I want you to notice the storyline depth of the Jumanji game's Relentless Hunter.
Many of us watched this film as kids—I was probably around 10 years old when I saw it. At that age, it’s hard to appreciate what the movie is trying to teach through this hunter: the moral of making peace with your parents or simply loving them for always being there for you.
The adults back then who took their children to see this film must have connected with Hunter Van Pelt. Despite being a villain, he isn't one who, philosophically speaking, is just there to hunt the protagonist and that's it. The story itself has a bigger goal for him, a moral, and I think it achieved its purpose. The success of this movie at the time includes the villain, especially since the actor is the same one who plays the protagonist's father... This is no coincidence, and I believe that face reaches the audience subliminally 🤓🤓
As an anecdote, I’ll share that when I realized Van Pelt and Father Sam Parrish were played by the same actor named Jonathan Hyde... WoW!!! It was an amazing surprise that, in my case, placed the film on an even higher pedestal. It’s exactly what helped me understand the psychological complexity of young Alan Parrish having his relationship with his father cut short on bad terms—conflicts that were left in the past once Alan saw that his father gave everything he had to find him 😭😭.
The Hunter and the Father both give everything they have to find Alan Parrish... From a storytelling perspective, this is Pure Cinema \😎/
Basado en toda la reflexion que he planteado al inicio de esta Reseña, mi personaje favorito de lejos es Van Pelt 🤩🤩, al ser una pelicula ya tan antigua, muchos la habran visto y me animo a compartir el video de un canal verificado de youtube con momentos del personaje para que no solo la accion y caos del juego llamen tu atencion, mi intencion es que prestes atencion a la profundidad argumental del personaje Cazador Inclemente del juego Jumanji.
Muchos vimos este film de niños, yo tendria 10 años aproximadamente cuando lo vi, a esa edad dificilmente se pudiera haber apreciado lo que quiere enseñar la pelicula a traves de este cazador, la moraleja de hacer las pases con tus padres o simplemente quererlos por estar alli siempre para ti.
Los adultos de aquella epoca al llevar a sus hijos para ver este film, si deben haber conectado con el Cazador Van Pelt ya que a pesar de ser un Villano, no es uno que filosoficamente hablando se queda en cazar al protagonista y fin, la historia en si tiene un objetivo mayor para el, una moraleja, y pienso logro su cometido porque el exito de esta pelicula para aquella epoca incluye al villano ya que el actor es el mismo que hace de padre del protagonista.... Esto no es casualidad y pienso que ese rostro llega a la audiencia subliminalmente 🤓🤓
A manera de anecdota comparto que cuando me di cuenta que Van Pelt y Papa Sam Parrish eran el mismo actor llamado Jonathan Hyde.... WoW!!! Fue una muy buena sorpresa que en mi caso dejo al film en un pedestal aun mayor porque es justo eso lo que me ayudo a entender la complejidad psicologica del joven Alan Parrish al ver truncada su relacion paterna en malos terminos, unos conflictos que quedaron en el pasado al Alan ver que su Padre dio todo de si por encontarlo 😭😭
El Cazador y El Padre dan todo de si por encontrar a Alan Parrish... Esto a nivel argumental es Puro Cine \😎/
This review, focused on Van Pelt, seeks to highlight not only the Hunter's interaction with Robin Williams as the adult Alan Parrish; my goal is also to value and give proper recognition to the performance of a lesser-known Adam Hann-Byrd, who played young Alan Parrish. He did a fantastic job because it is on him that the feeling of reconciliation, forgiveness, and acceptance toward his father Sam's way of being truly falls.
I loved the interaction of both actors, one deeply connected with the Father and the other deeply connected with Sam Parrish's antithesis, which is Van Pelt.
A film that has it all in a very balanced way. I remember how the special effects of the movie were hyped up back then, haha 😂😂. It focuses on comedic elements but doesn't forget to set up, develop, and happily resolve a great family drama while the dice do their thing on the Jumanji gameboard 🎲🎲
Esta reseña enfocada en Van Pelt busca resaltar no solo la interaccion del Cazador con Robbin Williams como Alan Parrish adulto, mi objetivo tambien es valorar y darle su merecido reconocimiento a la interpretacion de un menos conocido Adam Hann-Byrd que interpreto a Alan Parrish niño el cual lo hizo genial porque es en el donde en realidad recae el sentimiento de reconciliacion, perdon y aceptacion hacia la forma de ser de su padre Sam.
Me encanto la interaccion de ambos actores, uno mas de lleno con el Padre y el otro mas de lleno con la Antitesis de Sam Parrish que es Van Pelt.
Un film que lo tiene todo de manera muy equilibrada, recuerdo el como se resaltaba los efectos especiales del film para aquella epoca jaja 😂😂, se enfoca en elementos comicos pero no se olvida de plantear, desarrollar y finalizar felizmente un buen drama familiar mientras los dados hacen de las suyas en el tablero de Jumanji 🎲🎲
I dedicate each and every one of my posts and videos to my little dog named princess, we called her chiquito, she is no longer with us but from heaven she will see that her existence was valuable and the most beautiful thing that will exist in my heart and soul.
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Rating: 81/100
