That’s because he’s been trapped in a game for 26 years unaware of the world around him but he left behind coming back to it 26 years later to Find That everything has changed and not for the better
@@DakariKingMykan which lasted 26 years ago he disappeared has a boy only to reappear as a man and that’s the part I mean by him coming back to a different bradford to the one he left behind
And to think that this line was the last thing that Alan said to his dad before he was trapped inside Jumanji for 26 years: "You won't! I'm never talking to you again!"
The beginning of the movie where we see kid Alan and this scene showing him return 26 years later hits home hard. Remembering my old neighborhood from when i was a kid and seeing it now after returning from service really makes me tear up since its not the same place as i remember it.
Makes me miss those days when I was a kid where we'd rent a film from Blockbuster on VHS, ah those were the good days and films were better back then..
How do you think Alan's parents reacted when they returned and didn't find him? How did they look for him and how could Sam spend all his fortune looking for him?
They went ballistic and hired a bunch of private detectives. Must have travelled to different states thinking he miust be there. Stopped going to work and company went into losses. Rather obvious if you ask me.
Saw this film as a kid, several times. I just enjoyed and laughed at it. Saw this film as an adult, i'm feeling sad and almost crying for scenes like this, or that one where he finally face the hunter, who represent his father, his biggest fear. This film is more deepest than you can think at first.
Think what would have happened if Peter didn't throw "5 or 8" to bring Alan back. Next turn is for Sarah, but the kids have no idea about that or even where she is. The game can't be continued = Alan remains in the jungle forever.
@@rahulmathew4970i suppose that Alan's turn doesn't count until he returns, and if Peter hadn't throw 5 or 8, probably he and Judi would have been eaten by the lion.
So if Carl was fired in 1969 and he joined the force in 1974, was he unemployed for 5 years? Or does police training just take several years to finish?
After rewatching this film as an adult I realized Sarah actually had 2 simple options to fix this! 1. She could have continued playing the game on her own. 2. She could have tried and gathered two remaining friends to finish the game and fix reality once and for all instead of do nothing for 26 years! Am I wrong? What do you think 🤔?
Alan Parrish 1972 eran niño y convertido el joven rodó Jumanji 1995 Alan Parrish al padre de Alan Parrish en la trama y, al mismo tiempo, el cazador Tiene 41 años y está muy cambiado, pero cuando solo tenía 13 años perteneció a Alan Parrish interpretó en la primera película), quien estuvo durante 26 años encerrado en el juego
Judy says “This house has been empty for years”. How long had the Parish’s house been empty for? Both Alan’s parents died in 1991, so the house would only have been empty for four years.
You're right, the house does look like it's been abandoned for longer than 4 years! Assuming they still lived there at that point, all their time and money went to try to find Alan. Assuming they hired housekeepers, cooks etc they would have stopped hiring them and let the house fall into disrepair, because as the tramp said, they quit caring. Or they might have sold the house for funds to find Alan, but that wouldn't explain why all the furniture, paintings, family heirlooms etc were still there, so maybe the former is more likely?
I've been looking up theories but no one seems to have asked it, what if the time was longer than 26 years? e.g. 50 or 100 years? Alan had aged in the jungle so surely would have died of old age eventually?
Huh, I always assumed the guy living in the factory was a homeless squatter, but he seems pretty comfortable there. Maybe hes just the current property owner?
@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath Apparently Alan parish is coming back to a different brandford New Hampshire Than the one he left behind Those 26 years ago man he’s beginning to realize just how devastating the consequences are from being in the game but it can be turned back
@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath Just so you know I think the fact that Alan Parrish now grown-up visiting his parents grave reflects 26 years ago his last words with his father I’m never talking to you and yeah well even if you wanted to atone for apologize I can’t even do it anymore cause he can’t talk to him ever again because their dead
There's Something About This Movie. When I Watch your Television Shows, I don't Fully Understand Them. They might be Saying Dirty French innuendos. My Foster Sisters Children, Watched Jumani, Over and Over, So many Times. They'd memorised it like the Quran.
I'm Not the Same Species as You. I can See 1000 Kilometres. The Ba5tard she Married - His Mother Fu*cked and Took Over Mirpur for Scarborough. She Got Fu*cked and Left from a Few Places. The Ba5tard She Married - Was Owned by another King. So, she had to Mortgage her House to buy the ba5tard. My Foster Father (Yoda) gave Half my House in Equity to This Ba5tard Foster Family. Therefore, my Foster Father wasn't asking benefit money from my Foster Mother. In the 80's The Currency Notes were Worth Something. So My Foster Brother and sister, bought Houses with That.
They got my Foster Father to Waste the Money we gave them by fu*cking the Neighbours. When all the ba5tards from Sikhastaan, had Come over. In 1987 (5 years later), the Currency Notes were Worthless. Then Bradfords King, Let the Neighbours - Fu*ck my foster Family. So they had to Marry High to Stop that. They Had Houses, they were Telling People and Marrying the Wrong Family. So they Fu*cked them in the Park and Got them to Bring Over from Sikhastaan - Ba5tards that Other Kings Had.
I can See 1000 KM. The Ba5atrd - Sat next to me at Manchester Uni (Zia) - A Sikh Ba5tard. The Ba5atrds Sister - Played loud music for Three Months Trying to Incite me to do something. The Sikh ba5tard didn't Know. I thought Crimestoppers would do something.
@@JimmyBoy9878 Only good nation's who are not Anti human or religious like Red China, That has ruined multiple generations of people who could be working in factories making thing's in the West, Not everybody is made to work in sales or the customer service industry's..
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Man this scene was so sad. I can’t imagine coming back and learning my whole family’s gone.
That’s because he’s been trapped in a game for 26 years unaware of the world around him but he left behind coming back to it 26 years later to Find That everything has changed and not for the better
@@jamessparkman6604 Everything also changed BECAUSE of his disappearance.
@@DakariKingMykan which lasted 26 years ago he disappeared has a boy only to reappear as a man and that’s the part I mean by him coming back to a different bradford to the one he left behind
@@jamessparkman6604
Terminator shotgun sound 1:27
And to think that this line was the last thing that Alan said to his dad before he was trapped inside Jumanji for 26 years: "You won't! I'm never talking to you again!"
A run down abandoned factory is always sad as someone's blood, sweat and tears went into creating it 😭
This movie is even better than as a kid. The subtleties of the more complex issues make the story even more interesting.
100% the acting and script is amazing for a family film, you can tell great care and passion went into making this and also the score is great to
The beginning of the movie where we see kid Alan and this scene showing him return 26 years later hits home hard. Remembering my old neighborhood from when i was a kid and seeing it now after returning from service really makes me tear up since its not the same place as i remember it.
Reminds me of my hometown, San Jose California years after I moved out of it in 2007.
When I was a kid he looked funny to me but since I haven’t get back to my hometown in 10 years now I know how he feel.
I was in awe with this film . The VFX is unimaginable.!Robin was fantastic. They don’t make films like this anymore.
You got that right it's pretty rare
@@carsonsmovieworld3356 that is because actors like Robin Williams, or any other actors in the film, for that matter are hard to find nowadays I hear
Let's be honest, those cgi monkeys did NOT age well. They may not have been TERRIBLE by the standards of 1995, but they stick out like a sore thumb.
@@BDNeon 탱크주의
Makes me miss those days when I was a kid where we'd rent a film from Blockbuster on VHS, ah those were the good days and films were better back then..
In the end, it was one of the most satisfying movies ever. RIP Robin Williams.
The first movie of the series is the best of all
In most cases yes. There are some like Star Wars, Terminator, Raimi Spiderman, Nolan batman, Christopher Reeve Superman that are better than the first
@@crashpal 대우전자
It isn’t a series. It’s one movie and whatever followed was just plagiarised junk from greedy studios. It’s not even in the same genius.
@@jt5625 I still refuse to watch the remakes.
@@crashpal
RIP
Robin Williams😭
So sad poor Alan you don’t really appreciate what you have until it’s gone
I tell my brother this all the time 😢
26 years since jumanji was released
How do you think Alan's parents reacted when they returned and didn't find him? How did they look for him and how could Sam spend all his fortune looking for him?
They went ballistic and hired a bunch of private detectives. Must have travelled to different states thinking he miust be there. Stopped going to work and company went into losses. Rather obvious if you ask me.
@@Sarvagya4 Well now that the game never happened, we can safely assure the opposite
Saw this film as a kid, several times. I just enjoyed and laughed at it.
Saw this film as an adult, i'm feeling sad and almost crying for scenes like this, or that one where he finally face the hunter, who represent his father, his biggest fear.
This film is more deepest than you can think at first.
The original jumanji all the way. The sequels? Pleaseeeeee.
1:06
Alan: *GET OUTTA THERE!!!*
1:28
*BANG*
Loved this movie when i was a kid, also started my massive crush on kirsten dunst 😅
1:06 When I come home from work only to find my cousin sleeping in my bed when I want to go to bed.
😂🤣
You said it just like Robin did in the movie huh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best nostalgic scene in the movie
Yes. My childhood favourite this movie.
1:43 Judy: Hey, where are you going?
Alan: To find my parents!!
1:06 when your parents catch you trying to sneak a little Debbie snack from the pantry
Think what would have happened if Peter didn't throw "5 or 8" to bring Alan back. Next turn is for Sarah, but the kids have no idea about that or even where she is. The game can't be continued = Alan remains in the jungle forever.
That's what we like to call "A happy coincidence"
Well in that case even if they find Sarah, eventually Alan's turn would come and what happens then?
@@rahulmathew4970i suppose that Alan's turn doesn't count until he returns, and if Peter hadn't throw 5 or 8, probably he and Judi would have been eaten by the lion.
I was thinking the same thing. It'd be like a damn purgatory...
So if Carl was fired in 1969 and he joined the force in 1974, was he unemployed for 5 years? Or does police training just take several years to finish?
im guessing it takes a few years
He probably bounced around a few different jobs, then applied to and attended the academy before joining the force.
Some require an associates degree or 2 years plus an additional 6 months at the police academy in the US. Definitely wouldn't take 5 years though.
Police Academy training lasts anywhere from 6 months to a year and a half in America. Carl wouldn’t have been in training for all 5 of those years.
Maybe he got drafted into the military and joined the police after he was discharged.
The way Alan widened his eyes made me grin a bit at 0:13
1:06 Me when I watching my young brothers and they run into Mom’s room when I turn my back for just one second 😂😂😂
1:06 Get out of there! Aah! Aah! Ooh ooh ooh. Monkeys, Monkeys
Is he all right upstairs?
@@deandreyoung109 Uh, he suffered a head injury a few months ago.
Sounds like Alan really hates those monkeys!
1:25 LOL!!
The Genie makes a return and Chip has to help Judy make Genie come to his senses 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Get Out Of There! 1:06
26 years will give you such a crick in the neck!
Ha! Aladdin joke!
Rip Robin Williams😢😢
The West today.. In decay.. So tragic and mostly self inflicted..
I know. San Jose, California is my hometown, and it's sad to see it now.
1:06-😭😭😭
1:06 0.25x Slower yelling! 😂
After rewatching this film as an adult I realized Sarah actually had 2 simple options to fix this!
1. She could have continued playing the game on her own.
2. She could have tried and gathered two remaining friends to finish the game and fix reality once and for all instead of do nothing for 26 years!
Am I wrong?
What do you think 🤔?
She probably could've, but she was freaked out beyond measure, after seeing what happened to Alan
Alan Parrish 1972 eran niño y convertido el joven rodó Jumanji 1995 Alan Parrish al padre de Alan Parrish en la trama y, al mismo tiempo, el cazador Tiene 41 años y está muy cambiado, pero cuando solo tenía 13 años perteneció a Alan Parrish
interpretó en la primera película), quien estuvo durante 26 años encerrado en el juego
1:27 Do me a favor Jumanji movie creator, when I get my 1991 Chevrolet Caprice....stay away from mine. 😠
When he walked over that hood/bonnet it sounded as cheap tin can metal.
Judy says “This house has been empty for years”. How long had the Parish’s house been empty for? Both Alan’s parents died in 1991, so the house would only have been empty for four years.
You're right, the house does look like it's been abandoned for longer than 4 years! Assuming they still lived there at that point, all their time and money went to try to find Alan. Assuming they hired housekeepers, cooks etc they would have stopped hiring them and let the house fall into disrepair, because as the tramp said, they quit caring.
Or they might have sold the house for funds to find Alan, but that wouldn't explain why all the furniture, paintings, family heirlooms etc were still there, so maybe the former is more likely?
Jumanji predicted the Future with everything all run down + all that graffiti and disrespecting those old statue's also..
Jumped on top of a cop car, and wasn't even detained? 😂
He probably thought he was just another wacko who didn't take his meds
I've been looking up theories but no one seems to have asked it, what if the time was longer than 26 years? e.g. 50 or 100 years? Alan had aged in the jungle so surely would have died of old age eventually?
Huh, I always assumed the guy living in the factory was a homeless squatter, but he seems pretty comfortable there. Maybe hes just the current property owner?
Вы больше не снимаете такие фильмы. Ушла эпоха. Говноремейки наше всё
We want that era back
@@erickbuckner4485damn right we do.
Was it cold during filming?
Yes
Yes!
INDONESIAN MENTIONED RAHHH ✊💥🔥🔥🤘✊✊
Yes and my wife is from Indonesia and I'm from the West. I like this movie alot 😎 Crazy how the Universe work's..
Do You Like James Horner Songs?
It’s 1995
I wish it was
@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath Apparently Alan parish is coming back to a different brandford New Hampshire Than the one he left behind Those 26 years ago man he’s beginning to realize just how devastating the consequences are from being in the game but it can be turned back
@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath Just so you know I think the fact that Alan Parrish now grown-up visiting his parents grave reflects 26 years ago his last words with his father I’m never talking to you and yeah well even if you wanted to atone for apologize I can’t even do it anymore cause he can’t talk to him ever again because their dead
Makes me wish I can go back to the 90s damn these days!
Close to the peak of Western Civ..
Hey wait a minute, where are you going?
To Find My Parents!!
@@jaredruff9823Come on.
Correct me if I’m wrong but is the police officer the guy from reading rainbow
No. It was Carl Bentley.
The guy from reading rainbow is Levar Burton. The police officer is David Allen Grier.
The guy from reading rainbow is Levar Burton. Chief Engineer of the Enterprise-D.
get down off of my car please and get up on the sidewalk
What year is it?
It was brand new
@@jamalrashad7259 No. What YEAR is it?
1995 remember?
@@jamalrashad7259 '95...
There's Something About This Movie.
When I Watch your Television Shows, I don't Fully Understand Them. They might be Saying Dirty French innuendos.
My Foster Sisters Children, Watched Jumani, Over and Over, So many Times. They'd memorised it like the Quran.
I'm Not the Same Species as You. I can See 1000 Kilometres. The Ba5tard she Married - His Mother Fu*cked and Took Over Mirpur for Scarborough. She Got Fu*cked and Left from a Few Places. The Ba5tard She Married - Was Owned by another King. So, she had to Mortgage her House to buy the ba5tard.
My Foster Father (Yoda) gave Half my House in Equity to This Ba5tard Foster Family. Therefore, my Foster Father wasn't asking benefit money from my Foster Mother. In the 80's The Currency Notes were Worth Something. So My Foster Brother and sister, bought Houses with That.
They got my Foster Father to Waste the Money we gave them by fu*cking the Neighbours. When all the ba5tards from Sikhastaan, had Come over. In 1987 (5 years later), the Currency Notes were Worthless. Then Bradfords King, Let the Neighbours - Fu*ck my foster Family.
So they had to Marry High to Stop that.
They Had Houses, they were Telling People and Marrying the Wrong Family. So they Fu*cked them in the Park and Got them to Bring Over from Sikhastaan - Ba5tards that Other Kings Had.
I can See 1000 KM. The Ba5atrd - Sat next to me at Manchester Uni (Zia) - A Sikh Ba5tard. The Ba5atrds Sister - Played loud music for Three Months Trying to Incite me to do something. The Sikh ba5tard didn't Know. I thought Crimestoppers would do something.
Monkeys!
1:31
*36 years
God bless America and it's affiliates like Australia 🌏🦘
Not God bless the world?
@@JimmyBoy9878Like Red China?
@@paulfri1569Doesnt God love everyone?
@@JimmyBoy9878 Only good nation's who are not Anti human or religious like Red China, That has ruined multiple generations of people who could be working in factories making thing's in the West, Not everybody is made to work in sales or the customer service industry's..
@@JimmyBoy9878 Not always.. Karma usually comes back to haunt evil people 😈
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I walked out in front of traffic to day and lived it was a good day