Jumanji, a game for the whole family. All you need is food, water, a shelter, a gun...or two, tons of ammo, and really...really strong nerves. For risks and side effects, read the game instructions and ask your local zoo or expedition leader.
Not to mention smart enough players to not play indoors. or if they do, to leave when the house is covered in killer plants, or when an indoor monsoon starts to head out the door not up the stairs.
@@jp3813 yea like all the Isolated Chaos that happened while playing Indoors? Sure seems to me the chaos spread just fine while the game was played indoors. Plus they risked there lives more then necessary, like the possibility of drowning or getting eaten
21:54 Well actually, Michelle, you're quite right. Both the hunter and Alan's dad are played by the same actor, for a purpose: When he was a kid, Alan was scared of his father for so long and he felt that he was mistreating him and that he never loved or cared about him. But when he gets sucked into the game and trapped for 26 years, Alan begins to regret what he said to his father and running away from him and wants another chance at apologizing to his father and repairing their relationship. The hunter looks like his father because he is supposed to resemble his father, because it will give Alan this big chance of redemption and standing up to his fears. But instead, Alan just runs away when the hunter shoots at him. In the end, when Alan realizes how his father's, Carl's, the factory's, and the town's downfalls were all caused by Alan's irresponsibility and cowardice, he gets confronted at gunpoint by the hunter when he's about to finish the game. But instead of running away, Alan finally has enough courage and remorse to stand up to his fears, go back in time, fix the past, and hope for the best between him and his father.
The only thing young Allan did wrong was not confessing that he put the shoe on the conveyor belt. When Allan stopped running from Van Pelt he happened to roll 'Jumanji' He and or Sarah would have been shot, otherwise. Most of Allan's problems were the result of bad parenting.
@@accam6734 "is _always the parents , a child should never have any responsability for his/her actions_ dud" peak American mindset. No wonder your kids are disrespectful and inmature af
@@Dan_Kanerva Please tell us in what way Allan was a problem child? He was a good kid with an emotionally distant father who had trouble even hugging him. He didn't know it was a gang of kids bullying Allan because he wouldn't listen. And all he could say when he found out was 'You took the beating well so i'm going to award you by sending you off to boarding school.' It's parents like this who have kids who commit suicide.
Every actor turns in top-of-career performances. Bebe Neuwirth, David Alan Grier ("Fine! TAKE IT!!"), Jonathan Hyde as both Dad and Hunter, on and on. And this is what makes this film so much fun to re-watch.
Wanna play the game? Have a tennis racket or two handy. An ax. Rope. Whips. Chains. Bug spray. I thought the Dwayne Johnson new-films are OK but they have all the charm of a video-game instead of this one. It's so apparent when watching this original compared to either or both of these newer films. It's not just Robin Williams that is missing - it's the heart of the story.
@@pauldavid842 There’s so many great Robin Williams movies… Hook Mrs Doubtfire, Jumanji Awakenings, Fisher King, Dead Poets Society, Flubber, Good Will Hunting, Jack, Patch Adams
RIP, Robin Williams! Love this movie! The film was a box office success, making $260 million dollars against a $75 million dollar budget, but recieved mixed reviews by Critics, with Roger Ebert called it "One of the worst kids movies ever made, and said that "the PG rating was a joke and the film is so dark and scary, it should have gotten a PG 13 rating." He gave it 1/4 star rating.
Yeah. But, to be fair, at least people cared about what kids saw on TV and film, even if "they" were a little overboard in their judgment. Nowadays, nobody cares about the children anymore. "Watch what you want" is the attitude now.
Directed by Joe Johnston, art director for the Star Wars original trilogy, worked on Indiana Jones, and director of Captain America: The First Avenger and The Rocketeer!
If you noticed that was a young Kirsten Dunst, you should see her in Interview With A Vampire. 🦇 Funny how in here she dealt with a giant spider and a boy named Peter. 😉🕷
Fun fact: alligators and crocodiles have incredibly strong muscles to close their mouths (exerting about 3700 psi, or 25.5 kPa). However, the muscles that open their mouths are not strong at all, so their mouths can easily be held shut with just one hand.
I watched lots of reactions on this movie and it really is surprising to me, how almost no one noticed that actor who played Adams father (Jonathan Hyde) also played role of Van Pelt too. I guess he represented Alans weakness. Also I do not know did you watched new Jumanji movies (which I think are great ones, but this one is THE Jumanji) but last camera shot of this movie is also first camera shot in "Jumanji welcome to the jungle" first of two sequels.
Robin Williams was amazing as both a comedic and a dramatic actor. He plays a very serious role as a doctor in the 1990 film "Awakenings," which I highly recommend. For a comedy that showcases his more dramatic side and his insane voice acting talent, you might like Mrs. Doubtfire.
Kirsten Dunst was a top child actor Jumunji And Small Soldiers most child Actors fizzle out in the late teens early 20s but she has stood the test of time top Actress
If this is your first Robin Williams movie then you did one of his best. And there are several other excellent films of his to put on your to-do list, "Dead Poets Society" (1989), "Good Morning Vietnam" (1987), "Mrs. Doubtfire" (1993), "The Birdcage" (1996), and if you're real daring do "The World According to Garp" (1982). Robin Williams was a comedian who landed the role as the funny alien, Mork, in the 1978 situation-comedy TV show "Mork & Mindy" and was a big hit! It made him very famous where bigger movie roles soon came his way like these five you would enjoy. ✌😎
@@justindenney-hall5875 That would be a delight. Tho it might be a bit much for them. And BTW, I'm Groucho's cousin. We both just happen to look a like Harpo with a mustache. 🥸
@@justindenney-hall5875 Well okay then! Let's start em out with Monkey Business, then Horsefeathers followed by Duck Soup. But let's give em a little taste of it first... 😁 ua-cam.com/video/Rm6pgfWs7DU/v-deo.html
The hunter, Van Pelt, can't be taken out and recovers quickly from injuries. (Like a sword in the arm.) It's because there must always be a Van Pelt. It's the law of Jumanji. It's the rules of the game.
While Robin Williams is *amazing* in this movie, Bonnie Hunt is incredible too. Her reaction when they set the game down in front of her really sells the traumatic memory she's been suppressing for the past 26 years. I *adore* this movie. I saw it in theaters twice when it came out (first with my dad, then I dragged my mom to it), I got it for Christmas when it came out on video and proceeded to watch it repeatedly, and I always had to show it to any of my friends that hadn't seen it. Even if the cg is super dated, the story and performances from the cast more than make up for it. I even bought the board game when it came out. Used to play it with my dad and my sister all the time.
@@nsasupporter7557 No she cries at happy and sad moments She gets angry and yells at the screen she gets visibly and uncomfortably frustrated at tense moments And vents her frustration and anger , even the slightest most normal moments of tenderness evokes tears . She’s adorable
"Very old movie." Me born in 1983: Ouch, my hip..... I read the book that this was based off of when I was a kid as well as watched this movie. Crazy they made a full movie out of a book that was like 32 pages. They actually did make a board game of this after the movie came out though, and can still be ordered online.
Zathura is also a fun watch (which is the spiritual successor), and even the new Jumanjis are fine (not as good as the original though). Zathrua first though. Oh, and if you want more great Robin WIlliams movies with a similar vibe I definitely recommend Hook. Also, one of the best modern comedies: Palm Springs!
eh the new jumanji movies are trash thats why so many people suggest watching the original lol. Come on man the new jumanji is nothing like the original its a shitty stupid video game. The original one was in the real world with mystery and terror. That remake is total ttrash lol.
I don't know if someone mentioned it but the actor playing the Hunter is also Allen Parish dad in the beginning. He's playing both parts so just listen to his voice when he speaks
I grew up on the cartoon series based on Jumanji. In the series they actually got to go inside the game to solve the riddles and pretty much everything was out to kill you. All the creatures had sharp teeth! The zebras, the rhinos, HELL EVEN THE ANTEATERS WERE MANEATERS!
@@nsasupporter7557 she’s a great actress don’t judge them because of twilight. Even DOKOTA FANNING, had to act deadpan in that movie. It was the directing choice and creamed me and my friends dreams in highschool
I love watching movies with you three and Ellie , I’ve been in love with her since the first time I saw her tears in the first movie all I wanna do is hug her when she cries
Someone in another video pointed out that while we see what's going on with the stampede/lion/spiders/plants and Van Pelt, the mosquitoes have been behind the scenes discreetly making short work of everyone not long after they escape through the attic window and have racked up a body count of 50 cases in bites by the time we see one of them again,(I'm estimating within half an hour, imagine the rest of the day, there's even a radio news report about people in the hospital due to fevers and seizures brought on by the mosquitoes when Aunt Nora's driving home)them and the monster plants, they made the most out of all this.
Everyone alwasy mentiones"Spider Man"and"Interview with a Vampire"when talking about Kristen Dunst...no one ever mentiones"Small Soldiers",the amazing movie *I* have known her from 1st!!😭
They don't have "Easter Eggs" (i.e. special sections at the very end of the movie) or bloopers for older movies, except for Jackie Chan movies. For other movies, they didn't want people to know about the goofs, misspoken lines, etc. so we normally wouldn't be allowed to see them. However, they MIGHT distributed separately any bloopers they had, but it would usually some out years later, and usually were on a separate medium (i.e. film, disc, etc.) They started creeping in once a few got out and they realized that people loved them.
Thinking back, pretty sure this was my first introduction to horror as a kid. The kid getting sucked into the board and the stampede were _so terrifying_ and intense when I was young.
Ladies another great movie you chose to react to you should also definitely react to Matilda, Hook, Dr Dolittle, Nutty Professor as some suggestions regarding Robin Williams movies go for Flubber plus the already mentioned Hook and Insomnia as great options
back when i lived in the states i had the pleasure of meeting robin a number of times since my third wife and i lived in the same community as robin, first time i ever met him he said "bet you get great reception up there and if you dont then you must be with AT&T" since im 7'7" and every single time we encountered each other he always started with a height joke, great guy, was so sad he passed. also, id had bad luck with wives until i married for the 6th time, weve been together longer than any of my previous marriages and we recently got a fat labrador and called him robin
I am so glad you guys watched the Robin Williams original version of this magical, but scary children's movie. GOOD WILL HUNTING is one of my favourites and Robin does a great dramatic performance. The Homies need to include Lia in that group react. She reminds me of Minnie Driver, the female lead. Thanks girls, happy you are still.alive.
YES! You're reacting to the superior film in this franchise. This movie is a classic. The sequels are okay, but they lack the thrills of the 1st Jumanji. Great reaction Homies!
I have loved this movie since I first saw it as a teenager :) Robin Williams was my favorite comic, and the funniest man who ever lived :( RiP Robin! 💔😥😭😭
RIP Robin Williams. His tragic end is a lesson for anyone suffering with mental health problems. Please find someone to talk to. This is such a fun family film
Mental health? Nope. Sorry. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's and he was staring down the barrel of his third divorce; he was working in movies he clearly, in interviews, had no interest in doing to pay his ex-wives. The true reason he did what he did was never truly proven. However, considering the position he was in it was, sadly, understandable.
If I was Alan, I'd be pretty pissed at Sarah for even suggesting she had it harder than someone who spent twenty-six years in an endless jungle where absolutely everything wanted to kill him all the time.
“Young Jenny” from Forrest Gump is 38 now. She was on the Rob Zombie remake of Halloween. She played Michael Myers’ older sister who he kills at the beginning
Before the sequel with The Rock and Kevin Hart, there was "Zathura: A Space Adventure," which was basically just "Jumanji" except set in a sci-fi context instead of a jungle. Good movie, though. You should watch that one too...
Few good movies to react to that will invoke emotions. Mississippi Burning, A Time to Kill, Rosewood, Wind River and Mystic River. Wind River has a bigger story to it than just a good movie. It shows how the system fails the Native American women who are killed or go missing and how under reported there disappearance
Its always crazy hearing a foreigner speak my language, and I feel like English is pretty widespread, but even still, Its heartwarming knowing people learn other languages to communicate better with different cultures, I took 4 years of Spanish in HS and I feel like it wasn't as helpful as actually trying to learn a language, I kinda just took it because a foreign language was required. I wish I could tell my younger self to take it more seriously, Im decent in Spanish but not as much as I should be, I didn't take the class as seriously as I wish I could have. That being said 10 years later an I am studying Japanese, Mandarin and refining my Spanish. French is another language I want to learn the basics of after I get a little more comfortable at speaking and hearing other languages first, But I FUCKING love how language learning can dissolve barriers, Xioama is a perfect example, also Laoshu (rip). Its basically because of them that sparked my want to learn and to integrate myself into other cultures, Speaking someone's language goes straight to the heart. Loved this video, subscribed!
Also, I am a complete idiot this is clearly a Russian Accent, sorry, Russian is a little lower on my list of learning but still I want to get the basics down.
Incredible reaction girls jumanji is one of the many movies that marooned my childhood and made me love movies so well there for your next reaction I recommend ScottPilgrims vs the world and James cameron's Avatar I know you will have a great time watching these movies.
You ladies should trust me. Great movies are a passion of mine. Hook is great. Dustin Hoffman is brilliant. Y’all need to watch Warrior, Ben-Hur (1959 with Charlton Heston), and Out of Sight. Plus Legends of the Fall.
Where Lia? Do these young ladies know just how charming and beautiful they are? Their responses to these films is spot on and very heartfelt. So, even though there's a language barrier they communicate their reactions throughout each film. They make my beloved movies even more enjoyable.
30:34 Carl Bentley (David Allen Grier) and his screaming at the giant plant taking over his car is !y favorite scene! And you girls imitating him is hilarious!
Jumanji, a game for the whole family. All you need is food, water, a shelter, a gun...or two, tons of ammo, and really...really strong nerves. For risks and side effects, read the game instructions and ask your local zoo or expedition leader.
Lol
😂😂😂😂
Not to mention smart enough players to not play indoors. or if they do, to leave when the house is covered in killer plants, or when an indoor monsoon starts to head out the door not up the stairs.
@@Yugioh420 If you want to spread chaos instead of isolating it, and risk losing possession of the game again, sure.
@@jp3813 yea like all the Isolated Chaos that happened while playing Indoors? Sure seems to me the chaos spread just fine while the game was played indoors. Plus they risked there lives more then necessary, like the possibility of drowning or getting eaten
21:54 Well actually, Michelle, you're quite right. Both the hunter and Alan's dad are played by the same actor, for a purpose: When he was a kid, Alan was scared of his father for so long and he felt that he was mistreating him and that he never loved or cared about him. But when he gets sucked into the game and trapped for 26 years, Alan begins to regret what he said to his father and running away from him and wants another chance at apologizing to his father and repairing their relationship. The hunter looks like his father because he is supposed to resemble his father, because it will give Alan this big chance of redemption and standing up to his fears. But instead, Alan just runs away when the hunter shoots at him. In the end, when Alan realizes how his father's, Carl's, the factory's, and the town's downfalls were all caused by Alan's irresponsibility and cowardice, he gets confronted at gunpoint by the hunter when he's about to finish the game. But instead of running away, Alan finally has enough courage and remorse to stand up to his fears, go back in time, fix the past, and hope for the best between him and his father.
Oh my goodness wow. I did not know they were the same people! Wtf!
omg i did not know that!!
The only thing young Allan did wrong was not confessing that he put the shoe on the
conveyor belt. When Allan stopped running from Van Pelt he happened to roll 'Jumanji' He and or Sarah would have been shot, otherwise. Most of Allan's problems were the result of bad parenting.
@@accam6734 "is _always the parents , a child should never have any responsability for his/her actions_ dud"
peak American mindset.
No wonder your kids are disrespectful and inmature af
@@Dan_Kanerva Please tell us in what way Allan was a problem child? He was a good kid with an emotionally distant father who had trouble even hugging him. He didn't know it was a gang of kids bullying Allan because he wouldn't listen. And all he could say when he found out was 'You took the beating well so i'm going to award you by sending you off to boarding school.' It's parents like this who have kids who commit suicide.
Every actor turns in top-of-career performances. Bebe Neuwirth, David Alan Grier ("Fine! TAKE IT!!"), Jonathan Hyde as both Dad and Hunter, on and on. And this is what makes this film so much fun to re-watch.
Wanna play the game? Have a tennis racket or two handy. An ax. Rope. Whips. Chains. Bug spray. I thought the Dwayne Johnson new-films are OK but they have all the charm of a video-game instead of this one. It's so apparent when watching this original compared to either or both of these newer films. It's not just Robin Williams that is missing - it's the heart of the story.
"Hook" would be good to watch next. Robin William's as Peter Pan, seeing him in Jumanji makes me want to watch "Hook."
I second this! We need this reaction!
@@pauldavid842 There’s so many great Robin Williams movies…
Hook
Mrs Doubtfire,
Jumanji
Awakenings,
Fisher King,
Dead Poets Society,
Flubber,
Good Will Hunting,
Jack,
Patch Adams
Facts
Yes!
@terry sperman they should definitely watch Edward Scissorhands
Ellie’s reaction to Alan getting sucked into the game is priceless.
God, she's a beautiful incarnation of a soul I know.
@@Mimeniia movie they should watch is Edward Scissorhands
You calling a movie from 1995 an "old" movie makes me feel so old... 😭
They watched Wizard of Oz and that was a million times older lol… 1939
If you saw this in theaters back then, you should feel lucky.
@@jp3813 I do lol 😂 I was 8 in 95 when it came out. We saw it in theaters and I watched so many times on VHS
@@nsasupporter7557 These girls missed out on that childhood.
You _do_ realize that last year, as much time had passed since its release as the gap between the two time periods it's set in...?
I miss Robin Williams.... we really needed his humor and intelligence in this shitty time of covid and war.
Right! Him and Jim Carrey are the only comedians I like
Exactly my friend
He is greatly missed.
@@rozi2089 I can’t believe he’s already been gone 8 years now 😳
@@nsasupporter7557 Gosh, I had no idea. Can't believe its been that long. Feels like it just happened a few years ago.
RIP, Robin Williams! Love this movie!
The film was a box office success, making $260 million dollars against a $75 million dollar budget, but recieved mixed reviews by Critics, with Roger Ebert called it "One of the worst kids movies ever made, and said that "the PG rating was a joke and the film is so dark and scary, it should have gotten a PG 13 rating."
He gave it 1/4 star rating.
Pearl clutching Americans
Yeah. But, to be fair, at least people cared about what kids saw on TV and film, even if "they" were a little overboard in their judgment. Nowadays, nobody cares about the children anymore. "Watch what you want" is the attitude now.
@@JamesASharp That's one of the reasons morality is getting worse and worse as well. No parental guidance.
Ebert was...put on a pedestal, to put it mildly...
@@kellybills2987 OoC, when *you* say "morality", you're referring to...?
Directed by Joe Johnston, art director for the Star Wars original trilogy, worked on Indiana Jones, and director of Captain America: The First Avenger and The Rocketeer!
He was also the director of _Honey, I Shrunk the Kids._
SO underrated.
If you noticed that was a young Kirsten Dunst, you should see her in Interview With A Vampire. 🦇 Funny how in here she dealt with a giant spider and a boy named Peter. 😉🕷
I'll admit it took me a minute... but once I got it 👍
8:51
Oh man this movie is epic!!!
She was more proactive in this movie than the entire Spider-Man trilogy. Just saying.
Filmed in my college town (Keene, New Hampshire) about an hour away. The Parrish Shoe Store is still there, too!
Fun fact: alligators and crocodiles have incredibly strong muscles to close their mouths (exerting about 3700 psi, or 25.5 kPa). However, the muscles that open their mouths are not strong at all, so their mouths can easily be held shut with just one hand.
I watched lots of reactions on this movie and it really is surprising to me, how almost no one noticed that actor who played Adams father (Jonathan Hyde) also played role of Van Pelt too. I guess he represented Alans weakness.
Also I do not know did you watched new Jumanji movies (which I think are great ones, but this one is THE Jumanji) but last camera shot of this movie is also first camera shot in "Jumanji welcome to the jungle" first of two sequels.
That actor was also on the Macaulay Culkin movie Richie Rich as well as Titanic and Anaconda
Robin Williams was amazing as both a comedic and a dramatic actor. He plays a very serious role as a doctor in the 1990 film "Awakenings," which I highly recommend. For a comedy that showcases his more dramatic side and his insane voice acting talent, you might like Mrs. Doubtfire.
Kirsten Dunst was a top child actor Jumunji And Small Soldiers most child Actors fizzle out in the late teens early 20s but she has stood the test of time top Actress
And in "interview with vampire"
@@clementchastel899 yeah she was even younger in that 1
I remember when this movie came out. I was so pumped. The CGI was revolutionary for the time
If this is your first Robin Williams movie then you did one of his best. And there are several other excellent films of his to put on your to-do list, "Dead Poets Society" (1989), "Good Morning Vietnam" (1987), "Mrs. Doubtfire" (1993), "The Birdcage" (1996), and if you're real daring do "The World According to Garp" (1982). Robin Williams was a comedian who landed the role as the funny alien, Mork, in the 1978 situation-comedy TV show "Mork & Mindy" and was a big hit! It made him very famous where bigger movie roles soon came his way like these five you would enjoy. ✌😎
Grouchy Marx They should react to you and your brothers' movies lol.
@@justindenney-hall5875 That would be a delight. Tho it might be a bit much for them. And BTW, I'm Groucho's cousin. We both just happen to look a like Harpo with a mustache. 🥸
@@justindenney-hall5875 Well okay then! Let's start em out with Monkey Business, then Horsefeathers followed by Duck Soup. But let's give em a little taste of it first... 😁 ua-cam.com/video/Rm6pgfWs7DU/v-deo.html
The hunter, Van Pelt, can't be taken out and recovers quickly from injuries. (Like a sword in the arm.)
It's because there must always be a Van Pelt.
It's the law of Jumanji.
It's the rules of the game.
Glad to see SOMEONE else watched the freaking show...
@@christopherb501
Thanks.
While Robin Williams is *amazing* in this movie, Bonnie Hunt is incredible too. Her reaction when they set the game down in front of her really sells the traumatic memory she's been suppressing for the past 26 years. I *adore* this movie. I saw it in theaters twice when it came out (first with my dad, then I dragged my mom to it), I got it for Christmas when it came out on video and proceeded to watch it repeatedly, and I always had to show it to any of my friends that hadn't seen it. Even if the cg is super dated, the story and performances from the cast more than make up for it. I even bought the board game when it came out. Used to play it with my dad and my sister all the time.
Ellie is the only person in this world who'd get scared watching Jumanji XD love her!
This film scared a lot of children. I was 12 when I saw this movie in the theater. I wasn't scared. But, Jumanji is definitely a thrill ride.
@@JamesASharp I was 8 when it came out. I watched it all the time on VHS
as a kid it actually took me a few viewings to realize the hunter was the same actor as his Dad.
and it was in theaters long enough my friends and I to see the movie in the theater and on LSD. it was even better
The Hunter may have seemed familiar because he's also the father. He spent all those years being hunted by a man with his fathers face.
It was just the same actor that played his father. He was also on Ritchie Rich with Macaulay Culkin, Titanic and Anaconda
“Mrs Doubtfire” and “Hook” are amazing classic Robin Williams movies as well
Only now, more than 26 years after watching this movie for the first time, I realized Van Pelt and Alan's dad were played by the same actor, lol.
And she just doesn’t cry when it’s sad , she really feels the movie every part, I just love her
Who are you talking about
@@nsasupporter7557 ellie
@@Jmyth44 she doesn’t cry when it’s sad?
@@nsasupporter7557 No she cries at happy and sad moments She gets angry and yells at the screen she gets visibly and uncomfortably frustrated at tense moments And vents her frustration and anger , even the slightest most normal moments of tenderness evokes tears . She’s adorable
@@Jmyth44 oh gotcha 😀
There are other jumanji movies but nothing beats the classic.
That's really true
How about the show?
@@christopherb501 What show
...the Jumanji animated series from UPN...?
@@christopherb501 never heard of it
This movie will always be the best version, because there’s real stakes, real loss, and real personality.
Jumanji was, next to Aladdin, the first movie I saw Robin Williams play in.
"Very old movie."
Me born in 1983: Ouch, my hip.....
I read the book that this was based off of when I was a kid as well as watched this movie. Crazy they made a full movie out of a book that was like 32 pages. They actually did make a board game of this after the movie came out though, and can still be ordered online.
Why not? Hollywood keeps trying and failing with Seuss...
Zathura is also a fun watch (which is the spiritual successor), and even the new Jumanjis are fine (not as good as the original though). Zathrua first though.
Oh, and if you want more great Robin WIlliams movies with a similar vibe I definitely recommend Hook.
Also, one of the best modern comedies: Palm Springs!
eh the new jumanji movies are trash thats why so many people suggest watching the original lol. Come on man the new jumanji is nothing like the original its a shitty stupid video game. The original one was in the real world with mystery and terror. That remake is total ttrash lol.
@@Killercoldice22 it’s not a remake.
There’s also a animated series of Jumanji.
Well Zathura was the original sequel to Jumanji....the book.
I don't know if someone mentioned it but the actor playing the Hunter is also Allen Parish dad in the beginning. He's playing both parts so just listen to his voice when he speaks
I grew up on the cartoon series based on Jumanji. In the series they actually got to go inside the game to solve the riddles and pretty much everything was out to kill you. All the creatures had sharp teeth! The zebras, the rhinos, HELL EVEN THE ANTEATERS WERE MANEATERS!
You need to watch ZATHURA too
It is just like Jumanji, but in SPACE!!!
Is that the movie with “no personality girl?”
@@nsasupporter7557 she’s a great actress don’t judge them because of twilight. Even DOKOTA FANNING, had to act deadpan in that movie. It was the directing choice and creamed me and my friends dreams in highschool
@@cottonhairedaesthetic2005 Kristen Stewart has ALWAYS been like that in general. I’m not just talking about Twilight
JUMANJI will always be in 90s kids heart...
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Vicki legit meowed 😆
In case you didn't notice, the actor who plays the hunter is the same actor who plays his dad, maybe the game wanted to torture Alan that way
I love watching movies with you three and Ellie , I’ve been in love with her since the first time I saw her tears in the first movie all I wanna do is hug her when she cries
Same here. Ever since I started watching this channel three weeks ago, I already have a crush on Ellie too lol.
Joseph Simone Same, and I also feel that way when Mary Cherry/Dasha of Russia Reacts/VKunia/Magic Magy/Natalie Gold/Ashleigh Burton cry.
@@justindenney-hall5875 Dasha’s good. I’m a “popcorn in bed”guy
@@justindenney-hall5875 I don’t get LOL
@@justindenney-hall5875 How about that a word play joke
Please watch THE NEVERENDING STORY!
Lol they think Jumanji is old because it came out in 95… Neverending Story came out in 84 lol 😂
Michelle Peters You must really want to see Ellie cry again, what's next "My Girl" (1991) ?
Someone in another video pointed out that while we see what's going on with the stampede/lion/spiders/plants and Van Pelt, the mosquitoes have been behind the scenes discreetly making short work of everyone not long after they escape through the attic window and have racked up a body count of 50 cases in bites by the time we see one of them again,(I'm estimating within half an hour, imagine the rest of the day, there's even a radio news report about people in the hospital due to fevers and seizures brought on by the mosquitoes when Aunt Nora's driving home)them and the monster plants, they made the most out of all this.
R.I.P. Robin Williams
*I never imagined that this Judy actress in the future would be the MJ of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy. Great Kirsten Dunst*
If you have trouble imagining that... imagine her as a vampire in "Interview with a Vampire".
@@Hiraghm yeah she was even younger in that movie than she was in Jumanji
I actually didn’t like her as MJ. I can think of a ton of other actresses who would’ve been better
Everyone alwasy mentiones"Spider Man"and"Interview with a Vampire"when talking about Kristen Dunst...no one ever mentiones"Small Soldiers",the amazing movie *I* have known her from 1st!!😭
@@Nicamon Small Soldiers was f*cked up for a kids movie
Maybe you can try the movie Zathura! It's pretty much the same concept of Jumangii but it's theme is outer space!
They don't have "Easter Eggs" (i.e. special sections at the very end of the movie) or bloopers for older movies, except for Jackie Chan movies. For other movies, they didn't want people to know about the goofs, misspoken lines, etc. so we normally wouldn't be allowed to see them. However, they MIGHT distributed separately any bloopers they had, but it would usually some out years later, and usually were on a separate medium (i.e. film, disc, etc.) They started creeping in once a few got out and they realized that people loved them.
This is way better than the sequels
David Alan Grier was hilarious in this 😂
“I… is he alright upstairs??!!” 🤣😂
David Alan Grier (the cop) had alot to do with why this 1 was so good. He was so funny in it… “I… is he alright upstairs????” Lol 😂
Fun fact: the guy that plays the hunter is the same as the dad. He’s supposed to resent Allan’s fear of him/the jungle
Thinking back, pretty sure this was my first introduction to horror as a kid. The kid getting sucked into the board and the stampede were _so terrifying_ and intense when I was young.
I used to have nightmares about the monkeys in the kitchen when i was a kid.
I don't know why cos i love monkeys
Ladies another great movie you chose to react to you should also definitely react to Matilda, Hook, Dr Dolittle, Nutty Professor as some suggestions regarding Robin Williams movies go for Flubber plus the already mentioned Hook and Insomnia as great options
I love how Ellie says "Hyay guys".
How did water get from the second floor?
Answer: Jumanji magic.
Another great movies is "Mouse Hunt" of the year 1997, very funny and a little emotive.
Yeah, it’s the only kids movie I like besides Jingle All the Way with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad
back when i lived in the states i had the pleasure of meeting robin a number of times since my third wife and i lived in the same community as robin, first time i ever met him he said "bet you get great reception up there and if you dont then you must be with AT&T" since im 7'7" and every single time we encountered each other he always started with a height joke, great guy, was so sad he passed.
also, id had bad luck with wives until i married for the 6th time, weve been together longer than any of my previous marriages and we recently got a fat labrador and called him robin
“Very old movie?” Wizard of Oz is like a million times older lol
I am so glad you guys watched the Robin Williams original version of this magical, but scary children's movie. GOOD WILL HUNTING is one of my favourites and Robin does a great dramatic performance. The Homies need to include Lia in that group react. She reminds me of Minnie Driver, the female lead. Thanks girls, happy you are still.alive.
Yes, he won an Oscar for Good Will Hunting
Ellie just always sounds like an friendly vampire tooo mee
Well she can bite me whenever she wants.
I mean...
Yeah, she clearly never ages.
YES! You're reacting to the superior film in this franchise. This movie is a classic. The sequels are okay, but they lack the thrills of the 1st Jumanji. Great reaction Homies!
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So cute how she says demegorgon
I have loved this movie since I first saw it as a teenager :) Robin Williams was my favorite comic, and the funniest man who ever lived :( RiP Robin! 💔😥😭😭
The two new ones are good too, and there's a good tribute to Robin's character Alan in the first one 😊💘💗💗🥰
RIP Robin Williams. His tragic end is a lesson for anyone suffering with mental health problems. Please find someone to talk to. This is such a fun family film
What makes me mad is they’re people who have false information about why he committed suicide
Mental health? Nope. Sorry. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's and he was staring down the barrel of his third divorce; he was working in movies he clearly, in interviews, had no interest in doing to pay his ex-wives. The true reason he did what he did was never truly proven. However, considering the position he was in it was, sadly, understandable.
@@louisenglish8069 no! It wasn’t Parkinson’s, that was a misdiagnosis. He had Lewiebody dementia. You didn’t hear that?
@@louisenglish8069 Parkinson's and he was dealing with the onset of Dementia as well.
@@andrewlopez1906 he didn’t have Parkinson’s. They made a mistake, it was a misdiagnosis. He had leweybody dementia
30:49 "Well, they finally did it. They killed my fucking car."
Can we just get a video of Vicki saying "Demigorgon" 🤣
I second that
If I was Alan, I'd be pretty pissed at Sarah for even suggesting she had it harder than someone who spent twenty-six years in an endless jungle where absolutely everything wanted to kill him all the time.
The Virgin Suicides is another excellent movie with a young Kirsten Dunst. It also has Hanna R Hall, young Jenny from Forrest Gump. 😊
“Young Jenny” from Forrest Gump is 38 now. She was on the Rob Zombie remake of Halloween. She played Michael Myers’ older sister who he kills at the beginning
33:23 I knew that Nora would lose her hat. In movies, women almost always lose their hats or caps.
The actor for the hunter is the same actor for Alan's dad back in 1965.
Before the sequel with The Rock and Kevin Hart, there was "Zathura: A Space Adventure," which was basically just "Jumanji" except set in a sci-fi context instead of a jungle. Good movie, though. You should watch that one too...
Thanks for the fun reaction to a fun movie! I'll keep checking back for the Toy Story sequels. :)
Few good movies to react to that will invoke emotions. Mississippi Burning, A Time to Kill, Rosewood, Wind River and Mystic River. Wind River has a bigger story to it than just a good movie. It shows how the system fails the Native American women who are killed or go missing and how under reported there disappearance
Red highlights - blue cord, Blue highlights - Red cord, Yellow cord - Missed purple highlights lol.
I think Alan Parish is released frmo the jungle when someone rolls a 5 or 8.
Your reaction at 7:42 is priceless.
"It's a stampede"
Remember that scene where the kid gets draged into jumanji all distorted, jeez that scared the shit out of me as a kid
J. Wend Looking In retrospect this is a rather dark family film, same with "Adventures in Babysitting" (1987).
Its always crazy hearing a foreigner speak my language, and I feel like English is pretty widespread, but even still, Its heartwarming knowing people learn other languages to communicate better with different cultures, I took 4 years of Spanish in HS and I feel like it wasn't as helpful as actually trying to learn a language, I kinda just took it because a foreign language was required. I wish I could tell my younger self to take it more seriously, Im decent in Spanish but not as much as I should be, I didn't take the class as seriously as I wish I could have. That being said 10 years later an I am studying Japanese, Mandarin and refining my Spanish. French is another language I want to learn the basics of after I get a little more comfortable at speaking and hearing other languages first, But I FUCKING love how language learning can dissolve barriers, Xioama is a perfect example, also Laoshu (rip). Its basically because of them that sparked my want to learn and to integrate myself into other cultures, Speaking someone's language goes straight to the heart. Loved this video, subscribed!
Also, I am a complete idiot this is clearly a Russian Accent, sorry, Russian is a little lower on my list of learning but still I want to get the basics down.
Welcome to the Jungle is the direct sequel to the first movie
Incredible reaction girls jumanji is one of the many movies that marooned my childhood and made me love movies so well there for your next reaction I recommend ScottPilgrims vs the world and James cameron's Avatar I know you will have a great time watching these movies.
Sam Parrish (and presumably his wife) also end up surviving.
OMG I love this movie so much! Love your channel ❤ R.I.P Robin Williams 😢
She isn’t just ‘MJ’…she’s THE kirsten dunst btw
The hunter was also his dad
You ladies should trust me. Great movies are a passion of mine. Hook is great. Dustin Hoffman is brilliant. Y’all need to watch Warrior, Ben-Hur (1959 with Charlton Heston), and Out of Sight. Plus Legends of the Fall.
The actor that played the father also played the hunter
Ok, we got that! Thank you. You’re like the 30th person on here who’s pointed that out
The little girl, Kirsten Dunst was also in Interview With the Vampire with Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise! It is a 100% classic i hope u guys react to it!!
Even with a spider toy, I freak myself out!
Most people back then found the hunter was the most scary one from the game lol 😅🤣😂😱👍
The Hunter was the same actor who played Alan’s father.
@@nsasupporter7557 I know right lol indeed 😂👍
@@michaelanderson1476 he was also on other movies such as Richie Rich, Titanic and Anaconda
@@nsasupporter7557 yep pretty much
@@michaelanderson1476 did you see any of those movies
There are at least two sequels, 'Welcome to the Jungle' and 'The Next Level'.
"Is this a scary movie?"....in the most kid friendly way possible, yes it is.
I just loved you made Jumanji look like a horror film by your reactions!
The 90s movies reactions are the best ones. Can the group please react to Casper (1995) 🙏🏼
Van pelt actor is also Sam Parrish the dad at the beginning and end
WE GET IT!
Been missing these gals. Thank you girls! Continue youre work! Thank you for bringing positivity. Smiles and kisses at ya!
Where Lia? Do these young ladies know just how charming and beautiful they are? Their responses to these films is spot on and very heartfelt. So, even though there's a language barrier they communicate their reactions throughout each film. They make my beloved movies even more enjoyable.
To everybody on here who’s saying that the hunter is the same actor who plays Alan’s dad… WE GOT THAT ok? Thank you 👍
31:41 Yes, a lot of rain CAN kill you. Huge rainstorms can cause floods, which can kill people by drowning.
I bought a replica of the boardgame that you can actually play with a few months ago. Played it many times with family and friends, it's still fun.
R.I.P To A Great Actor Comedian Robin Williams, Still Miss You Always
30:34 Carl Bentley (David Allen Grier) and his screaming at the giant plant taking over his car is !y favorite scene! And you girls imitating him is hilarious!
*my
“I… is he alright upstairs???” Lol 😂
Ellie is life!
Why is Ellie like the most beautifulest person in the whole world. Love her expressions so much. She is beautiful inside out
tommy fressh93 Her smile warms my heart.
I'm sure Ellie would enjoy the dialog and wit of Steel Magnolias. A good movie.
A movie they really need to watch is Edward Scissorhands, I’m sure they’d love it
There is a similar movie called Zathura: A space adventure
I presume you will like it.
Lol Poor middle woman had her hands occupied every time she wanted to scratch her nose haha