JUMANJI (1995) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!! Robin Williams | Kirsten Dunst | Review

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[@chanceneck8072]

I would say don't watch the "sequels". They're sorta tone deaf/ completely different tone.

[@bloodstone1058]

​@@chanceneck8072 Peter to Alan: Everyone thought you were dead.

[@racheladamjuliewhite]

You should watch the other sequel as well, Zathura: A Space Adventure

[@gungrave2012]

Yes that movie is awesome ​@racheladamjuliewhite

[@terryconnelly484]

You are correct a jamanji origin story would be cool

[@Jordashian93]

I don't understand how anyone could NOT love this movie. It's a classic!

[@carter_lovejoy]

Used to watch it so much as a kid!

[@WilliamVelazquez-y9w]

Not a bad bad movie It's a good 👍 The only negative is the CGI for some of the animals like the lion jumping from the stairs or the pelican scene with the game

[@artsysabs]

@@WilliamVelazquez-y9wbut not the monkeys? 😂

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Robin Williams. He made this a fun and exciting action adventure comedy fantasy movie that's almost 30 years old.

[@carter_lovejoy]

He’s not dead, he’s just stuck in the game again waiting for someone to roll a five or an eight.

[@SE7ENFX]

“WHAT YEAR IS IT!?” I don’t know why but “in the jungle you must wait, until the dice read five or eight” will randomly pop into my head whenever I’m playing board games. 😂

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

Memorable board games have that effect: they become quotable even outside of the game; oddly enough, the film recognizes this: Allan, jokingly, tries to finish the game as if it was Clue. It's interesting how Clue, and any other board game, now competes in pop culture references with a game that, in general, doesn't exist.

[@CleansHaven]

I know why

[@nochillpharaoh]

Crazy to think no one played the game in all that time ... And surviving the jungle as a kid THATS TOUGH(nolifeshaq voice)

[@cassidy2970]

i literally get full body shivers if i roll a 5 or 8 bc of this damn movie 😂😂

[@SE7ENFX]

@@cassidy2970 I remember saying it out loud once and only one guy laughed . Everyone else looked at me like I was mad. 😂

[@bigb2494]

In a sense the game was one of the best things to happen to him. He got to relive his childhood, but he got the girl and a redo with the relationship with his dad.

[@allenpayne927]

I would rather not be stuck in a jungle for 26 years to get all that

[@bigb2494]

@@allenpayne927 thus the metaphor "in a sense"

[@carter_lovejoy]

Kinda like what 13 Going on 30 did. Except that movie didn’t have a stampede going all over the city/town, a psychotic hunter going after the main protagonist, poisonous plants that can kill you and mosquitoes that can give you a severe seizure.

[@NoriMori1992]

Sure, but that could've happened without the game, too 😆

[@sarah.the.clumsy]

Straight off the bat 'Dont worry, its just a pack of wolves' is a WILD statement. What did those first 2 boys go through with the game?

[@kushminister5137]

i have thought this for fucking years bro seeing how young they were not even to be phased by a wolf pack like wtf did THEY go through

[@dipperjc]

@@kushminister5137 Ooooh. Prequel possibilities. :)

[@carter_lovejoy]

Makes me wonder who invented the game. It could possibly have been made the Devil himself.

[@HiddenWindshield]

It was 1869. i.e. the frontier days. Wolves were probably a pretty common annoyance to them.

[@CrownlessKing88]

I was hoping someone would bring this up!

[@jennyhill7190]

It took me watching this reaction to find out Van Pelt is the dad. My mind is blown I never realized. This is one of the best Robin Williams films for sure. Such a classic. I’m excited to see y’all’s reaction to the newer Jumanji movies too. =)

[@800Ms-k6n]

I forgot that Kirsten Dunst was like, one of the most wanted young actor at the time of its release 😂

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

And she went from this to killing it on ER.

[@chanceneck8072]

I love that the villain was played by the same actor who played the father. Also, the butler from the Macaulay Culkin "Richie Rich"! Underrated comedy from my childhood!

[@RBailley]

Richie Rich - Yessss!! He's also in The Mummy and Titanic, really underrated actor. Saw him in theatre last year acting with Ian McKellan, he's still fantastic!

[@WRDend]

CADBURY! Coolest butler ever

[@TheNerdySinger]

It's the Peter Pan trope.

[@aprr5366]

I always wondered if there was a deeper meaning behind him playing both characters or if he just liked the hunter one too 🤔

[@sketchycat6223]

I never noticed that as a kid

[@twist58]

This is like a Peter Pan-type scenario involving an argument between a child and his father, only for the villain to bear a striking resemblance to that father. It’s like… Van Pelt’s likeness manifested into what Alan saw in his father as a kid. Regrets, mistakes and all. Jonathan Hyde’s dual role as Samuel Parrish and Van Pelt were quite uncanny.

[@rebajoe]

And as it happens, Robin Williams was also in Hook.

[@BigEvil99]

seen this movie more times than i can remember, this and Mrs. Doubtfire. Robin Williams is a huge part of my childhood, he will be forever missed.

[@nathancruz9172]

It’s been 10 years since, he passed away.

[@artloveranimation]

For me it was Jumanji and Hook

[@dihboas]

i would wear THE HELL out of those sneakers Carl made! So iconic

[@nilesstark]

I love how you see a small hint of awareness in Van Pelt when he is reassured Jumanji. He pretty knows it's game over but still tries to shoot.

[@AbsoluteHero42]

You guys!!!!!!! There are 4 jumanji movies!!!!!!! Zathura: A Space Adventure is a stand alone spin-off and is actually counted as the 2nd installment of the jumanji franchise. Both are works from the same author. So the question is... will u watch it before the 2 modern ones or after? Hugely underrated/ under appreciated/ and always forgotten.

[@shayne87]

I liked Zathura better 🚀🚀

[@goldfishPACIFIER]

@@shayne87 its very 2000s, plus no robin williams so im sad

[@AbsoluteHero42]

@shayne87 I agree, it was a very well made/put together story. The practical work in there is beyond amazing.

[@dibbdee]

I was just about to mention this, Zathura is great imo

[@csjcsj2906]

And also the movie Jon Favreau directed directly before "Iron Man."

[@SansMerci1013]

R.I.P James Horner - Casper, The Pelican Brief, Legends of the Fall, Avatar and Titanic. The man was a genius.

[@carter_lovejoy]

One of the greats!

[@shawnsiref9271]

LOL! The Pelican Brief? Horner has a long list of iconic scores. The Pelican Brief is not one of his best. Not even close. Try Braveheart, Apollo 13, Glory, Willow, Star Trek II The Wrath of Khan, The Rocketeer, A Beautiful Mind, Field of Dreams, Krull, The Mask of Zorro. The others you mentioned are definitely some of his best too.

[@Treysor101]

I always found it funny, How Jumanji always confused us why it only chose certain people to play yet also telling us up front at the same time why. "A game for those who seek to find "a way to leave the world behind" Sneaky...🤨

[@erikchristopherkc]

This was based on a children's book I used to read as a kid and was super psyched as a 10 year old seeing it in theaters. But I was insufferable even then because I was telling my mom the house couldn't flood because the stampede already took out a wall lol

[@jasminelong3234]

Aaron's reluctant Jumanji drumming has me dying! 😅 I really enjoy the Andrew/Aaron combo, especially for movies like this! Also, don't hate me, but maybe do Zathura next? I know there are modern Jumanji movies, but I think Zathura fits better as a successor both in tone and stylistically, so you might really enjoy it!

[@michelle6337]

Such a missed opportunity for the bullies to yell "Prepare to perish, Parrish."

[@alexp601]

Wit wasn't invented until the 70s

[@michelle6337]

@@alexp601 checks out

[@RBernsCarter]

Bebe Neuwirth (the aunt) is always excellent in whatever she is in (usually on stage). Very under-appreciated actress by general audiences

[@YouTubular1234]

Oh man! Robin Williams is like the uncle you wish you always had!

[@twist58]

THAT is exactly how I felt when Williams passed away in 2014. He’s like the beloved uncle you came to know so well as a kid, but as you get older. It’s like a bond you’ve felt would never be broken or forgotten.

[@StardustandMadness]

RIP Robin Williams. This is one of my yearly rewatches along with Mrs Doubtfire and Dead Poets’ Society. The entire cast and crew did an incredible job. I agree with Andrew, too, the score is fantastic.

[@brentamador171]

5:40 *drumming motion* “come on Aaron” Aaron “sigh” *drumming motion* 😂😂😂😂

[@RS-bn1ty]

“I’m almost 36” “Ew” As a person still in my early 30s, they’ve been quite the lesson with people but also a lot of figuring out who I am so I will say it’s def better than. Many of the other years I’ve experienced 😂

[@Justin0807]

I turn 36 next week and still feel pretty much the same as I did in my 20s.

[@MoreJoy79]

45 is spectacular. You have much to look forward to still.

[@CrownlessKing88]

I AM 36 😢

[@juliant]

Lol, I love how Aaron didn't clock the axe part. He's just like... come on, use that monkey strength...😂😂😂

[@ReelRejects]

Did any of you guys ever play the ACTUAL Jumanji Board Game??

[@abelnunez4868]

Yes! I still have it in my collection of board games !

[@Chillautumndays]

Never the board game but would play the DVD extra game

[@stevenolsen1868]

Are you crazy!!...and risk the wrath of the Jumanji God's!😂😊

[@cpt.deadpool90]

Yes ! I finally got out !

[@doorattachment6926]

​@@stevenolsen1868I agree with you there I don't wanna spend the rest of my life living in a jungle. I don't even do camping

[@dipperjc]

1:04:18 My headcanon is that Judy and Peter didn't recognize them at the time because it was still amount 6-8 months before the day that the events took place, but that the alternate memories would hit them when they reached that date. Which is probably one of the reasons that Alan and Sarah made sure to meet them beforehand, so that they'd already be on hand to be supportive when those memories come flooding in.

[@seleneluna7021]

OK but what are the implications of flooding a kid with a bunch of trauma and PTSD about their parents dying? LOL

[@dipperjc]

@@seleneluna7021 That Jumanji is cruel? Gee, I'd never have gotten that vibe from it during the rest of the movie. ;)

[@CorinWake]

there is actually some in universe things that support this, for example in the first new film the kids, at the end of the movie, end up in a new timeline where Alex Vreeke never goes missing but retain all the memories of the old timeline. Its like were seeing it from the kids perspective instead of the adults.

[@strawberrylotlizard]

But if the original game was completed then time would revert to before they were born. They wouldn't get any memories, as they only reason they adults keep theirs is because they alive during the reset

[@strawberrylotlizard]

​@@dipperjcit's not cruel

[@theoriginalbreakage]

the stampede scene is one of my favorite scenes in any movie

[@sproductionsinc]

Bonnie Hunt is so underrated. I used to love her talk show & there's still some clips on here. She's also written a couple tv shows that she starred in along with David Allen Grier who is a good friend. I remember her talking about pitching her first show & how she had already written the script to each episode for the first season ahead of time because she thought that's how every show was. Everyone looked at her like she was crazy lol

[@seanmurphy4077]

This movie has a special place in my heart. This was filmed in my hometown of Keene, NH!

[@kokoputra88]

I saw this movie in 1995, when I was still in elementary school. My Mom only took me to the front of the cinema and I watched it alone. After finished I went home with public transportation. What a memories 😅

[@morganrichardson8859]

I love this movie so much. I still remember watching this as a child. And I was so terrified Van Pelt would come up through the drains in bathtubs and sinks and get his head stuck

[@DavidJohnson-mv2cy]

Skipped David Allen Grier's best line. When the plant takes his car and he's like "Fine! Take it!"

[@shanerose7204]

For me it’s when he gets handcuffed to his car and screams “ALAAAAAAAN!!!”😂

[@MelissaFLM]

90s kids really did have the best movies growing up. The sandlot, Jumanji, Jurassic Park, Home Alone, Free Willy, Hocus Pocus, and so many others. It was awesome.

[@reedcoles1215]

A jumnaji ride would be freaken wild and scary, I think the saddest part for me is how the town has changed and him reliazing he'll never get his life back truly

[@lopeztheangler228]

Aaron pulled a Kevin Hart! Talkin about some DAMN when he heard his age 😂😭

[@kaylaadams465]

Kirsten Dunst was 12 years old when she played the character Judy Shepherd in the 1995 American fantasy adventure film Jumanji, she holds up the game board from the movie while filming in downtown Keene.

[@thebookgeek87]

the aunt couldn't get into that 1 room that's why all of Alan's things are still in there. She didn't get a chance to clean that room yet and I think only children can hear the drumming of the game

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

It's reasonable she only cleaned and updated the rooms and the common areas, because they were moving into the house and that's where they will be hanging around the most. And, if she did all on her own as a passion project (granting the time laps didn't skip any crew she might have hired XD), it's natural she would take a break before deciding what to do with all other rooms that have no clear use for them, at that moment (I like the film doesn't spell it out, but it leaves some room to imagine how they are making that house their own). But, of course, it's impled Parrish House is quite big compared to an average house, and many like to clean every room first (to an extent, at least) before focusing on individual rooms.

[@thesilverbaby4880]

The beginning scared me as a kid💀💀

[@nathancruz9172]

Especially the screaming 😱 man.

[@linhaozelin6990]

me too

[@RaylandTiburcio]

You also need to watch "Zathura" it is the first spiritual sequel to Jumanji

[@ninipookie]

Kstew ❤

[@carter_lovejoy]

Zathura’s more of a spin-off than a sequel. They don’t really have any references or mentions of Jumanji in it. But I do agree that it’s a spiritual sequel in some capacity.

[@nickwittednonpareil]

My friend and I joke that we created a Jumanji situation when we started a game of "Pandemic Legacy" in early 2020...

[@natbrookes85]

Omg Aaron your killing me haha the infamous johnathen hyde, titanic, the mummy, Alan's DAD haha you know how much I was yelling at the screen when you didn't see it 😂

[@ianp1986]

Jonathan Hyde, the guy who played Alan’s dad and Van Pelt was Bruce Ismay in Titanic

[@GingerGeek7567]

Love this movie, one of my childhood movies !!! RIP Robin I miss that man so much ❤ Great reaction Andrew and Aaron can’t wait for your welcome to the jungle reaction x

[@sundo3144]

Oh no freaking way (one of) the boys haven't seen Jumanji! I love this movie so much, glad its you two doing this reaction, yall my favorite :)

[@chanceneck8072]

Kirsten Dunst.

[@sundo3144]

@@chanceneck8072 Mini MJ

[@chanceneck8072]

@@sundo3144 I love her.... 🤭🥰 Have done so ever since...

[@chanceneck8072]

I hope that's okay.... 🤔 I was ten when this came out...

[@sundo3144]

@@chanceneck8072 Haha, I feel that, I had a massive crush on her too. I was 7 or 8 at the time. Gotta be one of my first film crushes ever

[@Justin0807]

I remember watching this movie in theaters in 1995. It was more intense than the average family film which made it so good. The audience really laughed at the part where Bonnie Hunt (Sarah) fainted.

[@TheBraunMachine2K24]

Same here, they also laughed at the "You've killed her." line too.

[@prophismusic]

I really wish we could get Robin Williams back.

[@astrorexgaming7024]

When I was a kid, my sister and mom were watching this movie. When the bats came out of the fireplace, we had a bat fly from the upstairs downstairs to where they are. Safe to say, they didn't really want to watch Jumanji again. Love this movie though.

[@SnowDeerling]

Wow! That was awful timing! I’m pretty sure that part is the main reason I have a fear of bats. (I know they’re good for the environment & bug control, but still..)

[@passionsquietrage]

RIP Robin Williams, you were such a unique talent and one of the funniest(if not THE funniest) men of all time. The comedy genre and movies in general aren't the same without you.

[@phtevenj]

the writers really missed a good cheesy pun early on when the bullies first show up, "Youre gonna perish, Parrish"

[@gamingguzman]

I've watched this movie TOO MANY TIMES as a child! I'm so glad I saw this upload!

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Ya gotta do Zathura after this. Despite it not being a box office success, it’s still a cute follow-up to the OG Jumanji. It’s too bad this was torn apart so much for the effects, the underlying story tends to be ignored by the “critics”. I remember taking the kids to see it, 6 & 9 years old then, they loved it.

[@Basedbeauty3]

Makes since the dad turned into the "villain" has been used in Jumanji and Peter Pan. Because children look at their parents as the bad guys stopping them from having fun and not realizing their parents love them

[@EntertainmentFan11]

The kid playing Peter is the same kid who voiced Chip in Disney's animated Beauty and the Beast, believe it or not!

[@justuswarren8965]

The stampede still gives me goosebumps to the face

[@shounak10]

The first time I saw this movie, I wanted to watch the movie again the theaters just for the stampede scene. The scene and the effects and just the urgency is so spot on.

[@nickb5371]

8:33 I made the mistake of showing this movie to a class of children and they actually started screaming like the little girl, I forgot he got dusted into the game, I felt horrible lmao

[@damiettamataram3492]

I was 15 when the movie was first released, and dude! I was traumatized by THAT scene 😂

[@nickb5371]

@damiettamataram3492 I actually thought it was worse as an adult, I wasn't even scared as a kid but as an adult it was horrific

[@Basedbeauty3]

😭😭 good to know its a normal reaction for all generations hahahaa

[@dilsedesi1704]

I watched this movie in school too. In my school Jumanji and Baby's day out was shown on our plasma screens. I was around 5-6 years old when I first watched this movie.

[@nickb5371]

@dilsedesi1704 that's such a great combo

[@zoeadams2635]

I'm glad you recognised that Judie and Peter at the end had a slight "hey, you guys seem familiar" look.

[@allenpayne927]

Its funny that people always say Jerry McGuire when they talk about Bonnie Hunt, because i will always know her as the mom in Cheaper By The Dozen

[@beappleby]

The bad CGI of the animals actually works for me, because they aren't real - they are manifestations of the game.

[@a-supernova-girl]

To be fair, I didn't clock that the same actor was playing the dad and Van Pelt until I was an adult, and I watched this movie countless times as a kid. Also, would love to see a reaction to the spiritual successor, Zathura, too.

[@hsmorg3640]

I think my main criticism, of the 2 movies after this one, was not continuing the horror-esque aspect of this one.. also another part that beats the fun craziness of the first movie, that I won't spoil

[@loftyguy11]

I didn't realize van pelt was the same actor as his dad until recently. He does such a good job playing two different characters!

[@SonOfMuta]

1:04:43 Judy and Peter 100% had the memories and remembered Alan and Sarah at the end of the movie.

[@rj86dr89]

I would love a prequal maybe showing how it was made and the first time being played.

[@rainahines3515]

Wow in all my years of watching this movie, I never noticed that was his dad! Omggggg

[@BethanyDaniels-h9g]

“Ohh noooo” *violently air drumming* “cmon aaron” “Not agaaaiin” *heavy sigh straight into joining the violent air drumming*

[@j.s.viewer3923]

Somewhere in my basement I still have this board game and Zathura too. Excellent games, marketing team was on point!

[@MegaAwesomeY0SH1]

“A game for those who seek to find, a way to leave their world behind” I think the game is looking for people who are looking for an escape. Alan heard it because he just got beat up and would have rather been anywhere else. It’s not explicitly stated but Sarah probably had a good reason for hearing it. Judy and Peter heard it because obviously their parents died, they were by far the easiest targets for the game.

[@vauszir]

"OH! It's his friggen Dad..." JUMANJI! We got there in the end 😂

[@jdnaz1288]

@9:06 - That actress, Gillian Barber, also played a couple roles in Supernatural...as Julie Benz's mom in the S1 episode "Faith" & as Dr. Hess of the British Men of Letters, one of the main villains in S12.

[@dilsedesi1704]

I remembered seeing her.

[@WilliamScavengerFish]

The way to manage that game would be to keep it behind thick transparent wall with a sign saying, "if you hear drums, don't worry. You aren't crazy".

[@raoulk35]

I loved Jumanji and the sci-fi sequel Zathura: A Space Adventure directed by Jon Favreau.

[@Lava91point0]

One day soon, we'll get to see Andy in an actual pair of full pants lmao. Absolutely fantastic guys. Remember seeing this in the cinema, and I've loved it ever since.

[@funfunfun3624]

What I realized is that movies in the 90s had way more heart, charm and are genuinely touching. Something lacking in movies today

[@ChrisTheAspergerGuy]

As a born and raised NH native, this movie means a lot to us since they don't usually film here. Most times when anything does film here, it's just certain scenes, but hardly ever entire movies. In high school, I actually planned on going to college in Keene where this is filmed because they have a film program, but I didn't make it there, unfortunately. As much as I like this movie, I've never understood why that hunter is going after Alan like that. The only thing I can think of is that Alan must've done something to piss him off during his time in the game, I don't know. And yes, you two should definitely do a reaction to Zathura.

[@carminebokesch1279]

Pacino wasnt out of order in Scent of a Woman. He"WASNT FINISHED YET!!!" What you quoted was And Justice for All...

[@nerdwatch1017]

Not knowing enough about the inside of a police car is a good thing LOL

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Van Pelt the hunter and Alan´s father, are played by the same actor, Jonathan Hyde.

[@AlexandervanMeeuwen]

Dudes, it was a different budget T2 and JP vs Jumanji. Yes CGI was crap but you have to compare apples with apples...

[@itscarriebomb]

Trust me, Greg - you WANT a Zathura reaction to happen. Let's all go to space and fight robots with K-Stew! 👩🏻‍🚀🤖

[@KONNOR121w]

your videos are amazing, you make it better every time💝

[@molly7154]

Since you mentioned Jurassic Park and how it held up, I thought you guys would like to know that Jumanji and Jurassic Park actually had the same effects team/company.

[@ryanstauffer119]

Makes sense

[@KotaTheGreatest]

I didn't know the hunter was the same actor as his father I've seen this movie so many times lol

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

Now you need to see 2005's Zathura! Awesome follow up to this movie. The book was written by the same author as Jumanji and has a similar pretense, with a board game drastically affecting reality. And most of the effects are practical!

[@nilesstark]

Now in Fairness, Jumanji's sequels and possibly Zathura expand on the potential of this Universe.

[@michaelhickman9667]

I remember getting a Jumanji game in a cereal box when I was a kid, such good memories 😌 the spider one was fun you have to hit mosquitos in the web to lure the spiders. The maze was frustrating from what I remember lol I never played the board game unfortunately

[@nathancruz9172]

I have a board game ♟️ last Christmas 🎄

[@Ventus777777]

Important note for possible reactions in the future: Based on the books, Jumanji becomes the board game Zathura(Which is also a move). But the Newer Jumanji moves ignore that and keep the original jungle setting.

[@juliant]

Why didn't they just let Alan slip through the floor? The only reason I can think of is that if he did drop to the next floor, that too would become like quick sand. Any other ideas?

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

The rules of the magic are not very clear (the earthquake splits the entire block, the flood fills just the house, but the quicksand only affects Alan's spot; the entire attic doesn't sink). In any case, we get to see he goes through the floor; in the attic, they have no idea this happened or what may be coming next or if the game will magically kill him if he sinks completely (as if it created some sort of extended dimension where a person fits in the quicksand, rather than going through it... we could even argue that Alan's body may have not been visible through the floor until the next roll of the dice, invoking some other magical effect and deactivating the quicksand; we get to see his legs in the ceiling only after the next turn of the game has been played). After all they've been through at that point, I don't blame them for the paranoia of thinking the worst out whatever the game throws at them (I mean, the game absorbed a child, turned another child into a monkey and is materializing african nightmares in New England; I surely would not want to find out what may happen to Alan if he reaches the bottom of the quicksand).

[@therealameliabedelia7821]

I’d imagine they’d be worried about the fall. The house had extremely tall ceilings and taking a fall like that could have injured him.

[@dgirl786]

Yes! Please do 'Mrs. Doubtfire' (1993), as well. Thank you. 🧡

[@christopherplaza1994]

This was such a fun reaction to watch and can’t wait to see you guys watch the next!

[@clarissa182]

Jumanji is such a good time. My son even asked to by the board game this summer, which is a physical adventure in itself (sigh). lol. My mom and I, quite often, quote David Alan Grier when he says, "Fine. Take it!" after the vine takes the car. That scene is so hilarious to us and when stuff just doesn't go right, depending on the situation, that a line we come back to. 🤣

[@Buzzsawbrian1985]

Cannot wait for you guys to watch the next two

[@shanerose7204]

“Not good enough Sonny Jim! Coming ready or not.” Undoubtably one of my favorite villain quotes.🥶

[@LSS8]

So, Zebras escaped of a truck in Washington state a few months back and seen running down the highway. There is video of it straight out of Jumanji😅

[@seanmoran1940]

I had the board game. And the stampede through the town was filmed in my small New Hampshire home town

[@jcarterla]

Jumanji is a series of jungle emergencies. I am not prepared for that. I don't have medicines. I don't have rope. I don't play board games because I don't want to be Jumanjied.

[@tehBIGivan]

One guy! One guy gets Jumanjied into Jumanji!

[@elizabethgroves6471]

I loved the “piece of cake” “piece of crumb cake” Casper reference you made!

[@Zagregarian88]

THANK YOU!! Someone finally mentions the Mr Darling/Capt Hook mechanic that is traditionally done in plays of Peter Pan!

[@CharlieFBarassi]

this movie is so iconic...never get old when i so it when i was a kid this movie blows my mind like jurassic park.

[@hsmorg3640]

Brooooo Zathura was one of my nightmare childhood movies, I would love to see some love for it.. never knew they were kinda connected, that's cool