AMAZING STORY.Today I have watched this movie I will share my experience with you.
JUMANJI STORY: Four high school kids discover an old video game console and get pulled into the games jungle setting. They soon realise that they dont just have to play the game as the avatar versions of themselves- they need to survive it too.
JUMANJI REVIEW: In the age of Hollywoods obsession with franchise-building and reboots, the idea for a sequel to 1995s Jumanji came across as another eye-roll worthy project. However, the combination of charming actors Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillian and Kevin Hart, made it evident that this would wind up either being a complete trainwreck, or sheer mindless fun. Fortunately, Welcome to the Jungle falls solidly into the latter category. The chemistry between the lead cast is evident and the script makes the most of this by giving each actor moments to shine and showcase their skills while they clearly enjoy playing their characters.
Johnsons younger persona Spencer is a nerdy guy who has lived a sheltered life and is afraid of the world. When he enters the game he takes on the avatar of a hunk with no discernible physical weakness. Johnson has fun with this switch of persona and watching him go back and forth doesnt get old. The same goes for Jack Black who plays a self-absorbed, social media addicted teenage girl Bethany. Her switch into Blacks trademark rotund shape is the most extreme and ends up being hilarious. While Black and Johnson are engaging as they are completely cast against their typical selves, Gillian and Hart arent too far behind playing an awkward, insecure but intelligent girl, and an all-star jock boy trapped in a less-than-stellar body respectively.
This entire body-switch premise works on slapstick humour thats not crass and moves quickly with ample action to ensure that the 2-hour runtime doesnt feel bulky at any point. Granted theres a villain problem with Bobby Cannavales Van Pelt being as one-dimensional as they come. Its conveniently explained away as this is all a video game, and the same rules apply for its lack of depth. Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle ends up being a fun, holiday film that will keep you entertained enough to make it worth your time and money.
its save your money. go to your nearest theatre and watch this movie.
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