FIRST TIME WATCHING *Jumanji*

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  @SebScreen · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @alexandrasloane · 2 years ago

  The Hunter and The Dad being played by the same actor is SO GOOD. I had forgotten how great this movie was!

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  @marloes8453 · 2 years ago

  When the new jumanji came out most people never watched this one, it was always sad to me. This one is far superior, and a one-of-a-kind in its genre.

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• AN

  @angeldog15 · 11 months ago

  Judy and Peter&apos;s parents were going to die if they went to the mountains on vacation like they mentioned. That&apos;s why Alan and Sarah yelled &quot;No!&quot;

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• EZ

  @ezelldaniels6064 · 2 years ago

  This movie will forever be iconic. One of the best movies ever and one of my favorite childhood movies. It&apos;s top tier!! So glad to watch this right along with you bro! Great reaction! ❤

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• EM

  @emerge3396 · 2 years ago

  This movie is a classic hands down. The CGI and prop work is actually insane for the time.

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  @norkie3188 · 2 years ago (edited)

  1. this movie terrified me as a kid.<br>2. it wasn&apos;t until i was older that i appreciated the fact that van pelt/alan&apos;s dad were played by the same actor, commenting on how alan&apos;s actual fear was of his father.

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• KA

  @kateorgera5907 · 2 years ago

  Also, interestingly, the fact that Van Pelt and Mr. Parrish are played by the same actor mirrors a similar plot device used in stage productions of Peter Pan, where Hook and Mr. Darling are played by the same actor, which is particularly funny since Robin Williams played Peter Pan in Hook before this film.

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• KA

  @kateorgera5907 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Connections to the sequels:<br>- &nbsp;When Alan and Sarah dropped the game in the river, it DID get found by someone else - specifically Alex&apos;s father in 1996, which we see in the first scene of Welcome to the Jungle. Alex is essentially the Alan of the sequel films.<br>- As some have pointed out, Alan Parrish&apos;s name is mentioned by Alex Vreeke in the treehouse, implying that the treehouse was built by Alan when he was trapped there for 26 years and that the jungle he was trapped in is the same jungle we see in the sequels.<br>- Aunt Nora is the same character who takes over Eddie&apos;s restaurant in The Next Level, just in the alternate timeline where Alan never disappeared. They are played by the same actress.<br>- The hunter, Van Pelt, shares a name with the villain of Welcome to the Jungle, though they are not played by the same actor and have very different skillsets.<br>- Spencer and Alan share the same line about the game: &quot;A game for those who seek to find a way to leave their world behind&quot;<br>- That sequel hook to Next Level? Basically says if we ever get a third one it might be a lot like the original Jumanji film.

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  @allisongrinnell5107 · 2 years ago

  I have no idea how so many people didn’t watch this movie 100 times as a kid. Did their parents not like them?

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  @Tefy17 · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oS1n94Rh048&amp;t=1344">22:24</a> “Peter and Mary Jane” haha the best out of that comment is that the little girl is Kristen Dunst who actually played Mary Jane in the spider man movies with Tobey Maguire 😅🕷

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  @gpk131 · 2 years ago

  I actually really enjoyed seeing you watch the modern versions first then coming back to this to realize how much more serious and intense the original can be in a lot of scenes.

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