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age 8+. Based on 40 parent reviews. s3w47m88 Adult. September 6, 2020. age 12+. All time favorite, but you guys didn't include some key notes! Early in the movie a bat removal guy says the kids were murdered. And then the little girl says the boy was chopped into pieces and put in the wall!
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JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE is an updated adaptation of Chris Van Allsburg's picture book, this time turning the life-changing board game into a video game. The movie opens in 1996, when a teenager's father gives him the Jumanji board game. When he bemoans aloud that nobody plays with board games anymore, it magically transforms into a video ...
- Jake Kasdan
- Sandie Angulo Chen
- Columbia Pictures
Oct 19, 2019 · Our review: Parents say (114 ): Kids say (130 ): The return of the likable cast from the first movie and the addition of DeVito, Glover, and Awkwafina make this sequel an entertaining twist on the original -- and funnier than expected. In Jumanji: The Next Level, Hart is quite amusing while speaking in Glover's slower, more deliberate cadence ...
- Jake Kasdan
- Sandie Angulo Chen
- Columbia Pictures
Dec 20, 2017 · Although the constant peril and life-threatening sequences will likely be too intense for little ones, teens may enjoy the action and positive messages. Overall B. In this sequel to the 1995 movie Jumanji (starring Robin Williams), a group of teenagers get sucked into a video game version of the magical board game.
- Jake Kasdan
- Donna Gustafson
- About The Movie
- ACCM Review
- A Synopsis of The Story
- Material That May Scare Or Disturb Children
- Product Placement
- Sexual References
- Nudity and Sexual Activity
- Use of Substances
- Coarse Language
- In A Nutshell
This section contains details about the movie, including its classification by the Australian Government Classification Board and the associated consumer advice lines. Other classification advice (OC) is provided where the Australian film classification is not available.
This review of the movie contains the following information: 1. a synopsis of the story 2. themes 3. use of violence 4. material that may scare or disturb children 5. product placement 6. sexual references 7. nudity and sexual activity 8. use of substances 9. coarse language 10. the movie’s message
The film’s opening scene is set in the year 1996. After being given a strange old board game called Jumanji, a video game playing teen Alex (Nick Jonas) complains that nobody plays board games any more, at which point the board game magically transforms into a Jumanji video game. When Alex turns on the game, strange green light emanates from the ho...
In addition to the above-mentioned violent scenes, there are some scenes in this movie that could scare or disturb children under the age of five, including the following: 1. Four teens turn on a video game with each choosing an avatar from a menu. The console then begins to spark and smoke, one of them attempts to turn off the console but it conti...
The following products are displayed or used in this movie: 1. Brand named cars, appliances, phones and social media.
The film contains suggestive sexual inference and innuendo scattered throughout. Examples include: 1. A male avatar is described as having “smouldering intensity” and speaks in a masculine, husky and sensual voice. 2. Discussion of penises, penis size, urination and, on one occasion, an erection, particularly in relationship to the female player wi...
There is some partial nudity and sexual activity in this movie, including: 1. An avatar in a video game represents a conservative teen girl who wears modest clothing in real life. Her avatar is depicted as a young sexy looking woman, wearing a leather halter-top and short tight shorts. She borrows a jacket from a team member and ties it around her ...
There is some use of substances in this movie, including: 1. Making and tasting of Margaritas (by teens who haven’t drunk alcohol before) and one player becoming drunk.
There is some coarse language in this movie, including: 1. “arse” used multiple times in a variety of contexts and situations; “hell”; “O my God’; “ Holy God”; “fricking”; “boob”; “shit”; “Jesus”; “screwed” 2. Insults, such as, “old fat guy”; “ bitch”; “nerd”; “freak house”.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is a fantasy action adventure film targeting teens, younger adults and fans of the first Jumanjifilm. The plot is predictable and the film relies somewhat on sexual humour and innuendo for laughs. It also has some scary and violent scenes which are likely to disturb younger children, so is not recommended for children...
- 119 minutes
- Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Dec 20, 2017 · Matt Zoller Seitz. December 20, 2017. 5 min read. It’s hard to say whether “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” about a group of teenagers who turn into videogame characters, is a sequel to the 1995 Robin Williams hit “ Jumanji,” a remake, a reboot, or something else. But it’s definitely the kind of movie that works the name of a ...
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Dec 26, 2017 · Story. The opening scene of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is set in the year 1996. Alex (Nick Jonas) is a teenage boy who plays a lot of video games. He’s given a strange old board game called Jumanji, but complains that nobody plays board games anymore. At this point the board game magically transforms into a Jumanji video game.
