Jumanji (2017) | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

[@darkhawk4863]

Whoever wrote the words in the script, "Jack Black teaches Karen Gillan how to be a hot chick" is the comic genius of our time, and I didn't know I needed that in my life until I saw this movie.

[@taz2491]

Yeah, our favorite grey, bald alien cyborg (Nebula) turned into a hot redhead or visa-versa 😉

[@joelwillems4081]

I rewatched that part immediately. Great cast!

[@bluewolf2708]

​@@taz2491 She'll always be Amy Pond to me ❤ The 11th Doctor's first companion

[@ragodbold]

@@bluewolf2708 Yes this, "come along Pond..."

[@BenJuan26]

Couldn't agree more that comparing this to the original is apples and oranges. They're both great. Not gonna lie, when I saw the trailers for this movie, I thought it looked like it would be a shallow action comedy with cheap laughs. It definitely has its fair share of that, but I was surprised at how genuine it felt. Of course, Jack Black as Bethany takes the cake. "Martha, come look at my penis!"

[@D0nut42]

😂😂😂 "OH my God, this is so much easier!"

[@SuddenReal]

Exactly, when I first saw news about this, I was "oh, the latest in crappy remakes", but I was pleasantly surprised when I saw it. It seems there are still some great writers out there.

[@DavidWright1138]

10 minutes as a man and already trying to show her penis to the pretty girl. /s

[@jacob4920]

@@SuddenReal The best part is that it's not a remake. It's actually a SEQUEL, that directly ties in to the events of the 1995 film! If this were a remake, the "Alan Parrish Was Here" message, etched on that one tree branch, wouldn't have been in the movie. I loved that, when I saw it.

[@SuddenReal]

@@jacob4920 You can't blame me for thinking it was a remake. It was the era of remakes (I think even Point Break came out around that time). But yes, it is apparent that it's set in the same world as the first one.

[@Dash277]

Jack Black was amazing in this movie. The cast was fantastic in general. This was such an unexpectedly good movie.

[@michellewhittaker3448]

This was my fav role of his, but everyone did amazing

[@localroger]

"Because there's like a handle" is one of my favorite lines from any movie, any time, any era. And yes, Jack Black as a teenage girl is the most brilliant thing ever done in a movie.

[@Twiska]

To be fair to the lore, the game only puts you back into the time before you started the game after it's beaten. Alan was just trapped in the Jungle while the game was still going on. He wasn't put back into his kid's body until the game finished. The kids from the first movie only joined the game that Alan and Sarah started, and the kids in this movie only entered the game that was started by the kid back in 1996. And Alan was in his actual body with only one life. When the board game evolved into a video game, it started giving the players avatars. That might be why Alan aged in the Jungle, but the kid from 1996 didn't. So really, the game became easier by giving you spare lives and special powers. Also, we have never seen the game kill anyone. And it always undoes the damage it causes while letting the players improve themselves through the experience. Maybe it's impossible to actually die in during a game, and it's actually just trying to teach kids life lessons. It improved Alan's relationship with his father and allowed him and Saraha to save the parents' lives from the first movie, that died on a Canadian vacation.

[@Chasmodius]

The question still remains: what did it do to the kids in the 1800s to frighten them so?

[@androyus]

@@Chasmodius Like, everyone who played Jumanji are still afraid of the game in one way or another to the point where they decided to get rid of it after they beat it. The 1800s kids did it, Alan & Sarah did it, Spencer & co did it. The 1800 kids might be more scared after the experience coz people were scared of witchcraft during that period.

[@CodeeXD]

Nah I think the game will 100% kill the players if they fail. They turned the one kid into a monkey and his little sister legit would have died from the poison plant but they managed to win in time.

[@CodeeXD]

Also the hunter tried to shoot Alan in the face only thing that saves him was the game ending. Only reason the hunter didn't shoot or kill the other players is because they're not his quarry

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

Let's assume you CAN die in the game but the game reverts to pre game reality when someone wins. Maybe at least one of them died back in 18**. That would be terrifying when "all is set right". Or perhaps the dead one(s) do not revert/return. 🤷‍♂️🧐

[@noodle_fc]

7:34 Simone's switch from laughter to extreme thirsting is *_abrupt_* y'all 🤣

[@Semajal]

All the reactions in this were just so incredible, though that was a highlight :D Love these two! Just feels like the perfect reaction combo :D

[@emdocc]

Bro, you ain't kidding, hahaha she was shooketh

[@shanetouchin2674]

Damn that was sick switch up

[@mojoshivers]

I love both versions of Jumanji, but they’re vastly different beasts. I think this has standout moments for each performer, but for me the most memorable bit was the dance fighting scene.

[@rdmrdm2659]

Honestly, I think that’s why the second one worked. It didn’t try to be the first one but it’s own thing.

[@Grimaldus7342]

@@rdmrdm2659 Exactly that. They actually had their own ideas.

[@majdjinn5042]

...what about the TV show? Did you watch the TV show where they were pulled into the boardgame and it looks like the second movie,m

[@joeconcepts5552]

This movie turned out to be much more entertaining than I expected. It helps that the four leads are just such likable actors. Even the actors playing their teenage versions are pretty good, too. Adding in the video game parody aspect added so much to it. Even though I haven't really been a gamer for years, I still get the idea.

[@lzz9376]

If I remember right, the writers were actually writing the avatar characters with these actors in mind because they were hoping they would agree to the job. They just wrote the characters so that it would fit... and then they all ended up signing on. Which is a huge gold star to the writers and director IMO, to see how well they could work even before casting :)

[@jacob4920]

@@lzz9376 What was Kevin Hart and Jack Black going to do? Refuse?? lol That would have been stupid on their parts. The only actor they might have been nervous about would have been The Rock. But luckily, Dwayne Johnson clearly has a "thing" for playing these hammy roles, in ridiculous films. He really is like a teenager trapped in a grownup's body, with all of the roles he loves to play.

[@lzz9376]

@@jacob4920 How true 😆 I am glad he took it though, this movie is just fun - all the way through!! - and he fits so perfectly into the Video Game Hero stereotype physically that it cannot be called anything other than "meant to be"

[@Cheepchipsable]

All you need is a basic knowledge of how these type of VGs work to get the gag.

[@Cheepchipsable]

​@@jacob4920 Dwayne did appear on Saturday Night Live, so he has done comedy. Not sure why this isn't any more ridiculous than many other movies he has done.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

Loved the original Jumanji reference..."STOP HANDING ME THINGS THAT COME APART!"

[@Sitter007]

Between Tropic Thunder, Team America, and this movie, I've never seen you laugh this hard for this long. Glad you got to these, they are excellent.

[@Cynim]

Jack Black playing a teenage girl is the best thing that has ever existed!! And the next movie is pretty great as well.

[@frozengamer3030]

A fat teenager girl

[@mraustinworking]

The sequel to this one is pretty fun too, I'd recommend giving it a watch!

[@Quallenkrauler]

I disagree. While this one is fresh spin on the original with a hilarious cast clearly having a blast with the script, the sequel just felt like a bland, typical modern sequel to a successful comedy lacking any soul. I saw it not too long ago and don't remember much of it.

[@katosnook]

@@Quallenkrauler Maybe you should watch it again. It's a sequel, but it's a good sequel; the game changes rules, we have more characters (with good balance), more variety of places and an open ending for a movie similar to the classic one.

[@dennislittau6320]

Same here.. The sequel is just as funny as this one 🙂 Actually I would love a 3rd Jumanji 😀

[@HerculePyro]

I massively preferred Kevin hart in the sequel, his portrayal was just excellent and had me rolling. Second def had a lot of great moments.

[@Bman-dr8hx]

it took me a couple rewatches but in the beginning you saw Alex playing a video game where he was on a Motocycle so when jumanji became a video game it absorbed information.from the other game, that's why there were motorcycles in the game.

[@haddow777]

It always blows me away when I remember that Ruby Roundhouse is Nebula from Guardians of the Galaxy. She acts so differently here.

[@sandpiperr]

Yeah it's almost as if actors usually play more than just one role in their career! Weird.

[@ericmm6822]

Wait til you see Amy Pond

[@MandoWookie]

@@ericmm6822 that Scottish accent.....

[@MandoWookie]

@Latest Obssesion its a definite plus, yes.

[@JoshuaDay0550]

the OG movie was a childhood favorite so when i heard they were redoing it with the rock, i was like "what the fuck?". But like everything, I gave it a chance and im so glad i did. This shit was hilarious. breath of fresh air.

[@SeanBlader]

Gym Coach is played by Missi Pyle, who was also Laliari in Galaxy Quest... Both brilliant performances.

[@Arrynek01]

Jack Black absolutely kills that role

[@christinadoxstader3004]

This movie was way better than people were expecting and the tribute to Robin's character was a great surprise. Can't wait to see what you think of the next one too.

[@balansboy]

I was very Leary about the new Jumanji movies because I loved the original so much. But they are not remakes, but actually sequels and they are great.

[@pvanukoff]

Like, Denis Leary?

[@GruffyddFO4]

@@pvanukoff Or maybe Timothy....

[@Cheepchipsable]

🎶I'm just a regular Joe, with a regular job...🎶

[@RealzFoSho]

Alan Parrish came back as a grown man because the game was still being played. Once they won the game, he was reset as a child back to his timeline. In the original, the players were themselves and did not become a character. In this one they became characters. That helps explain why Alan Parrish aged but Alex still looked young, since Alex was not himself in the game. Like the rest of the kids, he was playing as a character. 'Seaplane' McDonough was the character we saw and we never saw the actual Alex until after the game was won. A video game character does not age unless it is specifically programmed to have a character age. At the end, just like with the original, the game reset the timeline for each player. Alex got to live his life like Alan did, from the point they were at in life when they had entered the game.

[@benschultz1784]

Alan was stuck in the game until another player rolled a 5 or 8 so that's why he came back grown up since he spent 30 years in the game. Once the game was beaten, he and Sarah warp back to the 60s.

[@freakygoblin3068]

Hippos are dangerous animals killing approximately 500 people per year. Lions in comparison kill around 20-30. Although herbivores, they are known to eat meat and even be cannibalistic.

[@jp3813]

Whenever MCU fans talk about the most attractive cast members of the franchise, Karen Gillan is generally not mentioned, which turns out to be a testament to how good Nebula's make-up is given how gorgeous she is especially in this movie.

[@SicMvndvsCreatvsEst8]

You could say Nebula is really attractive though

[@heinleinreader]

I thought Nebula, physically, looked pretty hot, so perhaps the problem is that the people making the lists are warped.

[@Degenerick]

its a bit cheesy but i love how every character got a video game character who’s strength is their weakness in the real world. its good character development

[@Tchika]

But also the weakness of Fridge is what actually is his strength in rl, it's simply taken away from him, which is a nice touch and learning experience.

[@andrewrawlings5220]

The last scene of the first movie was the board-game (which had been thrown into the sea) washing up on a beach, so this movie picks up literally at the end of the first. I liked how they did that.

[@porgyt7177]

You have to remember, when wondering where all that stuff came from, Kevin's character carries an endless supply of whatever he wants/needs out of that backpack.

[@Gavrev]

What makes this film so brilliant is their capacities as actors to play the characters as they do.. All phenomenal. I knew before this started not only that you'd both enjoy it, but HOW you'd enjoy it.

[@SteelAce13]

In the Robin Williams version he came out of the game as an adult because it was the same game he started as a kid. When that game was over it took him back to when his game started but both him and Kelly Preston's haracters remembered what had happened and it seemed like the kids remembered them as well but the movie never actually established that.

[@NoPowerintheVerse]

*Bonnie Hunt

[@harrisonblack6074]

Holy shit. I've never seen either of you laugh this much. The reaction was absolute gold.

[@MauriceCalis]

Jack Black’s delivery was perfection. I was like George watching this. Best part of the movie; that and the awkward kiss.

[@goORIOLES236]

I agree with the apples and oranges comparison. If you want more oranges, I highly recommend the next one too. If you want more apples, Zathura is a really great spinoff.

[@1marconisa]

I think this is perhaps my all time favourite of Cinebinge. I keep coming back to it whenever I need a pick-me-up. Thank you!

[@detrix42]

The actress who play's Ruby Roundhouse is the actress who plays Nebula in the MCU!

[@heinleinreader]

I agree that this was a Dwayne Johnson film that Jack Black just stole. Jack Black playing a self-absorbed teenage girl was just a masterstroke of casting and Jack just killed it. Karen Gillen as Ruby Roundhouse and the Ivy League-bound nerd girl is fantastic. The Rock playing a bookish nerd is fantastic as well, and Dwayne gets to strut his comic chops, something we only got glimpses of in previous films. And Kevin Hart is just a riot. "What happened to the top two feet of my body?" That slays me every time. These people all do such a wonderful job playing against type, yet it all blends so harmoniously and effortlessly. And any opportunity to see Colin Hanks is a treat, but to see that he is Nick Jonas grown up was really special. And Bobby Cannavale, the cop stepdad from Antman, playing the main villain was a very good choice. He was excellent in the role. This was a tightly written update of the original concept and the many homages to the original Robin Williams classic were both welcome and wonderful. This could have been done in a ham-handed manner, but it was not. This was a perfect homage to the genius of the original, and still strong enough to stand on its own merits. This film did for video games what Lara Croft Tomb Raider did for video games. Wait, that wasn't right, was it? Oh well, maybe I will get it right next time. Have fun people, and never take yourself too seriously or life will show the world just how silly you are for real.

[@robbob5302]

I agree with every word except “stole.” Everybody shined equally in this movie.

[@louremington6975]

Teens of different cliques coming together and bonding in a special relationship. Cleverly done. I loved it. This is why I love movies.

[@Jymm]

6:24 I had to look it up...Jumanji means 'many effecys' ... ie effects.. in Zulu. Author Chris Van Allsburg said he used the word as the title of the game because of the many different effects that come out of the game and that happen all around the children.

[@indigozulu9]

DUDE. You're right about the kids at the beginning of the first movie burying the game. Holy shit that would be an amazing prequel

[@richardgardner3695]

This movie was way better than I thought it would be, it's just fun from start to finish.

[@eddiejravannen]

The little details in this are awesome. Like how the action characters respawn and land on their feet, and the support characters are just thrown in like a sack of potatoes.

[@SailorYuki]

I wonder if the "don't blink" is a subtle nod to Dr Who? 🤔 after all, Karen Gillan played Amy Pond in Dr Who.

[@bplionel2]

I don't think so, but maybe.

[@stevenrogers8601]

Nobody knew we needed jack black to make this movie so well. If jack black wasn’t in this I don’t think it would be as funny as it is 😂😂😂❤ in tears laughing again

[@AvEnGeD7X238]

These movies jerk some tears and heart warming moments. Both of them. Can’t wait for the second movie reaction. It’s just as fantastic

[@blacktronlego]

I like that they actually give the kids a useful job to do for detention. It seems a little more worthwhile than writing an essay or something. 9:15 Hippos are dangerous as they are extremely bad tempered, have huge tusks and scarily fast acceleration for a four-tonne creature where a quarter of its body weight is skin and sub-cutaneous fat, but they are not carnivores.

[@lzz9376]

Loved the reaction, guys :D and I couldn't agree more - Jack Black rules x'D I used this movie to distract a classmate who's afraid of flying on a class trip to England a few years ago... He was so busy laughing at Madame Shelly Oberon that the flight passed unnoticed 😈 (we are Europeans so the flight was only a couple of hours). So, I went from here to check out your reaction to the first Jumanji, again, and I noticed something I had forgotten... In the first movie, during the game, the kids are living with their aunt, Nora. Remember her - character and actress - I had totally forgotten her until just now. Just remember her for The Next Level. I just about breathed my tea when I saw her a minute ago... As always, thanks so very much for sharing your awesome with us, it's always a great time when I get to sit down and check in with you guys for an hour :) See you next time /Lizz

[@dawg897]

What a pick for a Dance fighting song. "Baby I love your way" cover by Big Mountain of the classic Peter Frampton. not exactly a dance fighting song, but it works very well for Ruby Roundhouse. :)

[@marybrown6128]

I knew the minute I saw the thumbnail that George would be dying laughing through the whole movie!!

[@larryclowers]

this movie was partly filmed in my old high school in Atlanta. Which is used as a stand in school in many films and TV shows.

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

I've always thought that Colin Hanks looks like a combination of his father and Sean Murray (from NCIS). I found it amusing when Colin had an extended guest run on that show about 10 years ago...

[@Sandwhaler]

"Carnivorous hippo?" Many herbivores do eat meat. Cows, antelopes and deer, among others, eat small birds and mammals if they happen to be in the way. Deer have been observed eating carrion. Part of the reason is iron deficiency, part "there's a tasty snack so why not." Hippos display the most omnivorous behaviour out of any herbivore, thought to be because they're very territorial and aggressive animals. They have also been observed cannibalising hippo carcasses. Their overall anatomy is not really made for obligatory predatory action, like that of a feline, but if a tasty little treat of a Jack Black is just standing there, not paying attention, then why not have a chomp.

[@jacob4920]

I love the original "Jumanji." Literally grew up with it. It'll never be replaced, for that reason. That being said... This version of "Jumanji" was roughly a BILLION times more enjoyable! It completely blows the original film out of the water, in terms of sheer fun and entertainment! Also, Jack Black and Kevin Hart KILL IT in this flick!!!

[@void_presence]

whenever George responds with 'what?' (or similar) to Simone's intros, she's succeeded

[@revengeofthenerd5261]

I didn't notice the board game map at the end until you guys mentioned it. That really is a great touch. Crazy I didn't see it til now

[@biswojyoti1]

the scene with colin hanks is so wholesome

[@stephenochosiete9869]

Another amazing Jack Black performance. He was also so good from Tropic Thunder.

[@madzec]

37:50 For timing Alan spent 27 years IN game and he aged for 27 years and was looking older because he was out of jungle but game was still in play. But when game ended he returned to his original self. They spent only few days in game (barely two I think)

[@gibonater69]

I swear that 50% of why i watch your reactions is just to hear what crazy thing Simone comes out with in the intro haha 😆

[@wryonion]

Alan did age in the game, but he was also still Alan. In this movie, they became the characters in the video game (who don’t age).

[@swish007]

man i did NOT expect to laugh as much as i did watching this movie. jack black deserves an oscar for his teenage girl impression. The Rock gets MAD respect for goofing so much on himself. kevin hart is the perfect angry jock stuck in a tiny body, and karen gillian (and the rock) NAILS the awkwardness of the character. when the rock and her hug and it's all weird it was SO amazing and yes, the kiss was painful to watch but it cracks me up thinking about how it's The Rock and Karen gillian trying to act out an awkward teenage kiss. i mean i have so much respect for just the acting required to make me believe so much that yes, these are 2 awkward teenagers who don't know how to kiss! and jack black as a teenage girl discovering how to pee as a guy was the most delightful thing of the movie

[@standasebek5033]

This is just a great example of actors having fun and making us laugh 🙂

[@scottlette]

This one surprised me back in the day, for being as fun as it was. Also? Once magic is involved; you can just do whatever the hell you like.

[@williamdrake6711]

Alan in the 1st one came out old because game was still in progress, when they beat the game he returned to his original age and time... same reason when game ended in this one everyone returned to their ages and time...

[@sandpiperr]

Also he was in the jungle as himself. Once it turned into a videogame, though, they weren't in as themselves, they were avatars. That's why they didn't age.

[@muhammedirfans4412]

I like both versions of Jumanji , both are completly different vibes ✨

[@oriyanbarnes]

Jack Black as Bethany is the best thing ever 🤣🤣🤣 This is a comfort movie for me

[@evanreid6917]

Great reaction guys. When I did my movie review about this movie back when it came out,I said that the first movie is a What If movie and this one is a ok your in Jumamji.

[@MrDarkwing78]

37:50 Good pick, though I'd offer the number of players was the difference. In the first one, Alan had a 2nd player start with him, so time for her continued so I guess it had to for him too. Alex, on the other hand, was alone when he started the game, but hey, I'm retconning this shite!

[@keriezy]

I really enjoyed the direction they went with this movie. I'm glad you enjoyed it too.

[@irktog5175]

36:45 I like George's comment about possible dark events that precede the action on the screen. I have always wondered about "It's A Wonderful Life". We see Clarence get his wings but were there other attempts where he failed miserably? I see some poor broken man sitting around the smoldering ruins of his life thinking "Things were bad but manageable until that frigging angel show up and destroyed everything".

[@Momsbasement354]

Yes! I thought you guys would like this as much as I did. I was hesitant to see it but it totally won me over. Jack Black deserved an Oscar for this. The next one is just as good and fun.

[@WarrenVanWyck15]

This movie was so shockingly good. I'd comfortably put it in my Top 10 all-time movies. And yes, Jack Black as Bethany is cinematic gold.

[@rdyer8764]

Loved this movie!! Loved your reaction almost as much...maybe more.

[@chrispruett81]

George.. It's "UP, UP, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, B, A, START LOL.. I love Contra as well!

[@crowspirit1279]

Bald Simone in the thumbnail is absolutely terrifying. Love it.

[@andrewe2057]

There is a spiritual successor to the original Jumanji which didn't do well commercially, so it was left as a standalone rather than being treated as a sequel. It's called Zathura, and it was actually directed by Jon Favreau. Aside from the director, it was filled with actors who were not very well known at the time and have become a lot more recognizable now, albeit not exactly considered "good" actors. Zathura was one of Kristen Stewart's earliest roles.

[@heinleinreader]

It also had Josh Hutcherson as the older boy and Tim Robbins as the dad. Hardly a no-name cast when you add Kristen Stewart to those two. Add in Dax Shepherd as the astronaut and those are pretty good names. I believe that is an Oscar winner and three Golden Globe winners right there. Granted, none of them won for their role in Zathura, but that doesn't change the fact they won those awards.

[@patchwilliamson]

I don't think it was a spiritual successor, I think it was just based off another book written by the same author as Jumanji

[@deanna9808]

So there was an animated series of Alan's time in the game/Jumanji. As well as being dark and weird, it gave the impression of consisting of an amalganation of things that exist during it's active periods and also all the people who have been trapped there.

[@JonsTunes]

The "taking a wee" scene by Jack Black had me in tears.😂

[@servantofmelian9966]

Yes, there is another. They deal with the issue of the destroyed game quite nicely. And there is talk of making another. I think you will like "The Next Level".

[@SeanHendy]

"A carnivorous hippo" - fun fact, hippos do eat meat.

[@Nickreds20]

Welcome to "Stop giving me things that come apart!" hahahaha. love you Simone.

[@ironcladnomad5639]

Well, I just had my mind blown. Checking IMDB, I found out the creepy old homeowner warning the teens that the world "swallows up" kids like them is played by Tim Matheson... the guy who voiced the original Jonny Quest back in the 1960s.

[@dnish6673]

And he was in a little known comedy called Animal House.

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

You guys gotta watch Zathura! Very slept on classic.

[@ASK2286]

0:11 I followed Simone, good Robin Williams impression

[@fgaitanm]

If I'm not mistaken, the first character to leave Jumanji is the Jonas brother; perhaps meanwhile the others came out of the game, he "lived" his 20 years to become old and have a family?

[@gwenthor]

Hearing George wheeze-laugh was great

[@LCsaint22]

This was a surprise hit for me the year it came out. Jack Black as Bethany was the best thing I've seen in a while.

[@ventusvero4484]

This thumbnail is the most appropriately cursed thing. A true October Halloween thumbnail, lol.

[@GruffyddFO4]

I knew this was going to be a great reaction. This was 100% your kind of movie. I was so pleasantly surprised by this one, a really fun movie!

[@jimperry6463]

The next one has some fun moments, too. As an aside, you should make a merch poster from this thumbnail. Definitely a top five of your thumbnails.

[@darrenyoder5114]

Love watching you guys laugh so much!

[@timothysugiura323]

7:39 and Simone admiring The Rock admiring himself!😂

[@Ihamdrumm3r]

Can't wait for you guys to watch the second one!

[@Higsby100]

My 4 year old nephew: whoa it changed into a video game! Simone: the glow was something

[@TheZoltan-42]

Jumanj 2022: A QR code with a game serial.

[@abc.animal5143]

George has such a contagious laugh

[@d.k.t.3380]

37:00 I think you just wrote the premise to "Jumanji: Level One" lol

[@gchicago9]

george's reaction in the intro was definitely because he heard "things that come up hard." thats what i heard initially

[@thunderstruck5484]

“Risk” always ended in fights with my brothers, thanks again that was fun reaction

[@benjw84]

their weaknesses in real life became their strengths in the game, Spencer fears everything in real life but no fear in the game

[@joepalomo6984]

Awesome reaction hope to see y’all in the next one Jumanji Wellcome to the Jungle 👍😎

[@TROUBLESOME.87]

Love the new Jumanji. Excellent comedy.

[@aatragon]

I had to watch your reaction to this twice. The giggling was just too infectious!