Miscellaneous productions Gotcha. So in the future, when women complain about sexualization I'll tell them it doesn't matter as long as the girl has clothes on 👍
Did anyone notice the elephant theme in the new Jumanji?? Alan Parish's game piece was an elephant in the original film. Such a subtle and beautiful detail.
The original had allen parrish return home to his original age. The kids hadn't been born yet. When he meets them again at his christmas party they have their parents alive and they don't kniw allen....because time was rewound when allen returned home. Same thing should have happened here. We should have gone back to the reality of Alex not the teens
Amanda WingZ that’s because Allen got sucked into the game the rest didn’t, in this they all got sucked into the game so that’s why they remember each other.
What is WRONG with this generation?! You don't have to SEE or HEAR of Fridge learning his lesson to know that he learned his lesson. It was obvious at the beginning he didn't like hanging out with the dork, he just tolerated him so he could get his homework done, then at the end he genuinely enjoys his company, this SHOWS that he has had a change of heart, you don't need to make a "we all learned from our experiences" montage.
There was that scene, where Bravestone was too scared to go down the path. Because he only had one life. And he tells him we've always had just one life, and it's about what we do with it that counts. That shows that he's learned what's important. During that same scene Bravestone tells him he's a good friend. Just the look on his face let you know that he realizes he hasn't, but he's going to change that. And so when he makes a point of hanging out with him at the end of the movie or proves the point. There were a lot of subtle nuances in the movie that let you know they worked it out. Men in general are not known for verbalizing how they feel, but showing it through their actions.
God, the first one has him playing a PlayStation. The console that uses the Jumanji game is seen being hooked up. He wasn't playing the console, it was just sitting in the corner of his room while he was playing the PlayStation and then he swapped them out after he discovered the Jumanji cartridge. Even a kid would have caught that!
You have to remember the people writing this video don't actually check things like this before they make these shitty videos. In fact, I reckon half the time they have never even seen the films and just go on stuff they heard on the internet.
I would have to watch it again to be sure, but i seem to remember that the jumanji game actually changed into both console and cartridge. Another big fail for looper
I'm sorry, but I have a wardrobe full of iron maiden t-shirts and I most defiantly remember using the phrase "gettin' jiggy with it" excessively in the late 90s. na na na, na, na-na, na.
I had the stereotypical jean jacket with Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, Scorpions and too many others to remember patched onto it. Tossed it when I moved, wishing now I had kept it.
Thank you I'm not the only one who thought that lol even though I was a kid in the 90s i vaguely remember loving metal posters and shirts and such wasn't old enough to say any slang though
Yeah, but as I pointed out in a different comment only Vanilla Ice fans would go slang overboard like he did. Also? Your 'na's indicate that you said 'getting jiggy with it' due to Will Smith's song, which they accurately point out came out a year after the kid went missing. The looper in that logic is just that getting jiggy was a thing before the song (duh)
I never used that phrase, but I distinctly remember several of my friends saying it. Looper's writers should learn a bit about something before they open their dumb, fat mouths.
you totally missed the nod to the movie, " The Breakfast Club" when you have 4 kids a jock,a nerd, a self absorbed girl, and a shy geeky girl getting detention, and by the end of the movie have have come together as friends with their own self awareness.This by the way was also way off target in the timing by a little more than a decade as "The breakfast Club" came out in 1985. this was huge in my opinion as The Breakfast Club was such an iconic pop culture movie of that time period. Can't believe you missed something so blatant obvious.
Wait he had a PS1 hooked up that doesn't mean the jumanji console was what he was playing so that means the controller we saw later at school didn't magically change it was just for a different machine. It was clearly on a shelf not connected to anything, people do that with older consoles ya know lol.
Korbinian Steger for the first 10 years of my life my parents only played 60s 70s 80s and a bit of the 90s music so I was kinda a kid who was stuck in the 90s in 2016 but I still enjoy a bit of AC/DC
I think " back to the future" movie concept of changing something when you come back is incomparable to what happened when you come back from jumanji to real world.
I knew it was a PlayStation controller, it was twisted metal and that it wasn't a PlayStation. I understood the Alan Parrish reference. I understood the slang. I knew what every thing meant. I'm 13.
yea, i thought that comment was some serious stereotyping. If we like a word or saying, we're all going to use it...nerds, jocks, debs, potheads, metalheads, etc. I mean give me a break. The only point about that made sense was the fact that the song was release in '97 so there's no way Alex would know about it since he thought he was still in '96.
All I can think of for the last thing is that Alex likely donated the TV and the console for the sake of the others finding it and, like "Back to the Future", things DID change for the others, but they lived in the prior timeline and thus weren't around during the other differences
one thing I read is worrying about whether or not you are happy is a recipe for being sad. happy people are too busy to worry about whether or not they are happy. most people do not work in the field they went to school for, other avenues open up. life is not a pass or fail exam, it is a journey.
Those metal heads were doing Living After Midnight by Judas Priest :) 95 was at the tail end of Metallica's hey days, but a White Zombie shirt probably would have been more fitting for the era.
The darker implication with Alex is that the movie really says that the world goes on with or without any one of us and ultimately each individual life is inconsequential and we are all expendable and our lives are ultimately meaningless. It's a nihilistic message of despair and existential crisis. I love it.
So Looper! You recall, (like most of the world) that Alan Parrish was the name of Robin Williams' character in Jumanji. However, also like a lot of people I've been around, you forgot that the name of the main villain in Jumanji was Alex VanPelt.
I don't think 15 counts as adult... but I got all of these. And one explanation for 6:52 is that time is immutable and will always correct itself. Even if they save a life, everything else will always turn out the same.
The title says "things only adults notice in jumanji"......but then proceed to ramble on about holes in the movie and quickly get off topic. Well here is one thats on topic. In the very beginning of the film, the board game, jumanji, was found on the beach in the sand. Sound familiar? Because in the older movie, the film ended with the board game washing up on a beach, partially buried in the sand. Thats something kids wouldn't notice.
I remember seeing the first jumanji in the theater, and I was actually surprised at how well this new one was put together. Keeping a great deal of continuity in line with the first movie, while still being able to modernize the story and not ruin things. A nice touch of respect for the audience.
That time travel thing does make sense. It's more ludicrous to believe one small thing would have a major impact than to believe a proportional response in time relevant to the event that took place. Everyone isn't so special as to that whether or not they existed in the world would have an extreme impact. While some aspects of a butterfly effect would take place, it's reasonable for the events to not effect a whole lot in the movie. Just because Alex didn't disappear in the end timeline doesn't mean another kid didn't disappear due to something unrelated to jumanji that would bare a similar effect on the town.
That's not how it worked in the original Jumanji, so I doubt it's like that here. At least it shouldn't be. The timeline should've been rewritten from the point of Alex getting sucked into the game.
There are hundreds of children missing in the US. Alex was just one more, and didn't single-handedly cause the whole American culture, where parents are always afraid someone is gonna take their children. And if he is just a regular fellow who doesn't amount to much in his lifetime, it doesn't really matter all that much if he goes missing or not. Most people are truly important only to their families and a few close friends. The rest of the world does just fine without us.
the film also showed very little of the present at the end all your can really say as being the same is that the same four students ended up in detention at the same school, nothing else is shown to suggest any changes
apemanolly I disliked how there was poor continuity with the way the first movie ended. Time reset back to when the game initially started and the rest was rewritten. The two kids didn't remember anything that happened and that's how it should be for the 4 kids in detention. They shouldn't remember anything that happened
This video didn't mention one of the biggest problems of the film. Jumaniji seems to be a co-op adventure. Throughout the movie, there were several times when only a specific avatar or combination of avatars could succeed at a particular task to move the adventure forward. If that's the case, then how could Alex have progressed to the half-way point of the game? Yes, the film established that he loves playing video games in his room all day and night. He can do well on his own. However, if only certain people can read maps or NPCs will only deliver information to specific avatars, then Alex couldn't have progressed far into the game. You might try to say that Jumanji modifies itself according to the number of people that chose to play. (There's no such thing as a 5-player video game console, btw.) But if that was the case, then Alex wouldn't have been stuck for 20 years. There would have been a way for him to acquire the helicopter and finish the game without the other avatars. NOTICE: I got a ton of responses. I wrote a general reply to everyone. Look for "UPDATE 4 EVERYONE" down in the thread. Thank you. Be excellent and party on.
I think each one of them can play solo and can move to the half-way point but it will take way longer just like Alex playing for 20 years. I mean like you can have no map or run slow like Moose etc but it will take you longer going to the half-way point. When four of them got into the game, they have specific tasks like what you've said. But those tasks was for them to lead to Alex point. And it's much faster since its four of them helping each other. But they can't finish the game however fast they are if they're not a complete five. They will also get stuck at the halfway point if they didn't find Alex. I think the halfway point is the helicopter part. Without alex, they can't fly it. And without the other four, Alex can't sneak in because of the guards and they encourage him to fly again.
I think i have a different understanding on the last part. I remember the guy said that he came back to the time when he was lost. So everyone in the town's memory of him being lost for quite a time has changed
That comment about the timetravel butterfly effect really depends on how tight knit the community is. People have this amazing ability to not care about things unless they feel like they're immediately concerned. When I was in high school one of the kids from the next class was kidnapped and held hostage for a few days. There wasn't much of a fuss when he disappeared, or when he returned. There was also a shop that was burgled and the owner murdered not too far from where I live, and life still goes on with little to no effect. Only the place's immediate neighbours were shaken by it.
I thought that it would end with them in the punishment room, and the Principal of the school seeing them more mature and saying: the punishment really worked!
I've seen that with the "different consoles" in multiple movies and series, I'm guessing it's some kind of tactic to not 'over-advertise' a specific console.
If anything y'all should have pointed out the fact that they broke the game at the end, which is bull. As an adult, reading the Jumanji book in elementary school, I know one thing is that you can never get rid of the Jumanji game.
Alex never disappeared to anyone but Alex and the kids! He mentally and emotionally aged 20 years but because the game returns you to when and where you were when it took you, he remained the “same”. Remember Alan? He returned 22 years older and wiser but still physically a 13 year old boy.
God god, I got fridge's arc. It's not an afterschool special, they don't have time to spell it out for you. The nerds learned to be brave, the self centered one learned to care for others and focus more on something besides her looks and the big man learned how to be small and vunerable. The fist bump at the end was meant to signify that they had become friends again.
Its called Jumanji Power, baby! Jumanji can change time and keep only those who played the game remember what had happened. That's how it went on in the first one. Only Alan and Sarah remembered all the craziness after the game. Why not do the same for this?
AAAAAACTUALLLLY.... The fridge was thoughtful enough to drop a bowling ball on the Jumanji gaming system (as fruitless as that may turn out to be with magic and all), in an attempt to save any other person from undergoing a life threatening misadventure. You say he hasn't changed. I say that he is simply understated and humble about his newfound thoughtfulness toward society and its future. Regarding Alex's return, his family home showed family restoration. If a person is injured and they receive a scar, some will see the scar, some will not (depending upon where it is). To presume that because they are able to go back and prevent the scar, that the WHOLE TOWN is going to magically stop what they are doing and subconsciously throw a parade out of joy because of something they are not aware of happening or have little knowledge of to begin with. For example if after Carter, we had not had Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton, Bush Jr., and Obama, would we be dancing in the streets, all because: 1) We do not have Trump as a President(likely because Clinton would have never have really had a national platform outside of of screwing over Walmart employees as a board member)? 2.) We do not have privatized prisons subsidizing police departments and lobbying politicians to funnel people to prison (often those with fewer resources, or as Hillary Rodham would call: "Super Predators) in effort to provide slave labor, among many other agenda? 3.) Afghanistan would likely not have grown with angst due to imperialist expansive mechanisms funded against them by Iran-Contra bleed-over efforts during the 80's war on drugs filtering drug profits and splitting a portion between any communism efforts in Nicaragua, Afghanistan (in support of Bin Laden insurgency), Iranian Intelligence initiatives? These are a few examples of many... Just because things are different, they may or may not be very notable depending upon the impact had by the change. For the sake of argument, let's say that Einstein and Joe-the-file-clerk are both good people... though it would take a number of file clerks to impact the shaping of history like an Albert Einstein. This is no sleight against Joe. But, he as an individual simply impacted society on different scale by entire ORDERS of magnitude.
The Fridge did discover that there is more to life than brute force, and that he needs to become more knowledgeable as his character in the game was. His experience also reminded him of his friendship and to stop just using them.
Does no one realise that the board game turned into a console so that people of that time would play it... the boy had a Playstation before he found the board game...
You notice every time the game shows up it's represented in the form of era it's in. When Alan Parrish and Sara play they say "it must be magnets" as their pieces movie but when Judy and her brother play it's " it must be microchips" so it would be understandable the game would still be in the 90's cause of Alex. Who knows if Jumanji had appeared as a 2017 phone app?
I thought that it spit you out at the exact moment it took you. So really it reset and him missing would mean nothing anyway. If the kids across the street went missing but then were put back right were they where at the moment they went missing (like jumanji) then nobody would notice and most people lifes wouldnt be affected
I actually have to disagree about the ending. Rather than a Back to the Future kind of ending, showing small changes to the world, this should have stayed true to the original with a similar type of ending. Remember that, in the original, once the game was finished, Alan and Sarah found themselves as children again on the same night they originally started the game. Then, as adults, they sought out Judy and Peter, who had no recollection of the game whatsoever. Similarly, Welcome to the Jungle should have followed Alex upon his return and had him meet the others in the present without them remembering anything, then he could offer them guidance on improving themselves and fixing their respective issues based on his interactions with them. Having the movie follow the present group instead while still having Alex returned to his own time creates a massive plot hole. Namely, if Alex never disappeared, how would his console and the game have even been at the school for the group to play? Presumably, in the original timeline, his father donated the items to the school when he realized Alex wasn't coming home, but in the new timeline, Alex never disappeared, so his father wouldn't have done so. Furthermore, if Alex himself donated them, it still wouldn't work because, in this new timeline, he wouldn't be inside the game to meet the others. They clearly were going for something like on the series Timeless, where the previous timeline after a change to the past is only remembered by the people who were outside of the timeline when the change occurred, but in this situation it creates too many problems. They would have done better to stick with what was already established in the world of Jumanji with regards to changes in the timeline.
The Gaming Console prop (stylistically speaking) looked similar to the Bally Astrocade, only with the cartridge slot turned to the side and removable controllers.
im 30. yes i remember people saying "get jiggy with it" in conversation. and yes everybody said "the bomb". so idk when looper was growing up. alot of those neon things kinda went out of style, rock was getting into style, and there was a weird year where some old hippy stuff started coming back like tye dye and smily face shirts and bell bottom pants
After the movie came out some people I knew raved over it. I pointed out the Fridge lack of redemption to them and they went mental, a correct 90s phrase for a metal head. I got yelled at and some harsh words were said. After they saw it again, just to prove me wrong, I got an acknowledgment that I might have been right, but no apology. That was the moment I realized I had out grown some of my friends.
The biggest plot flaw was something the video does not even mention: Fridge, Spencer, Martha, and Bethany would’ve had no memory of playing the game. Remember the first movie? Once The Robin Williams character returned to the 1960s, he and his girlfriend remember the game, and then they got rid of it. Fast forward to the 1990s, they meet the kids with whom they played the game, but since after winning the game, everything went back to how it was, the kids never found the game and had no memory of Alan or the girlfriend. Alex would have returned to 1996, probably gotten rid of the game, and therefore, the kids in 2016 would have never found it in the first place. They would, therefore, not even have any memory associated with the experience in Jumanji, just as the kids in the first movie. I still found it quite entertaining.
While confidence problems like Spencer’s and Martha’s, and vanity issues like Bethany’s can be (unlikely but can be) changed by an attitude shift, problems like Fridge’s aren’t solved in a few minutes or over a weekend, so of course they didn’t magically get him back on the football team or his grades back on track instantly. I’d say they began helping him by having him remember Spencer is a ‘real’ person not just his geeky assistant and treating him better.
Alan was talking about monsters that you could only see in your nightmares, yet jumangi seems like this fun jungle. I was hoping those crazy giant killer flowers and vines like in the first movie.
If you had seen the movie properly, it clearly mentioned that Alex was TANSPORTED BACK TO THE TIME HE HAD ENTERED THE GAME. That means he woke up in 1996 the SAME NIGHT. That means after he came out of the game, HE DIDN'T GO MISSING AFTERALL. It's like the timeline restarted and that's why no one remembers he was missing except the kids and Alex himself.
Minor correction: While Will Smith's first solo album in 1997 popularized "gettin' jiggy wit it", the slang term had been around for some time, developed from the literal term, meaning "of or like or related to a jig".
So I'm 31 and know the original Jumaji like the back of my hand, saw it back when it came out. I got a little choked up seeing that ''Alan Parrish was here'' carving in the wood
I don’t understand what’s so wrong with Ruby Roundhouse’s outfit. First of all, those aren’t booty shorts, secondly, how is she supposed to move easily and jump and do all those kicking/fighting moves in restricting clothing.
Wow, how could you think Fridge didn't change? He realized that football and a bad grade were not life or death concerns, which is why there was no follow up in those areas----they simply didn't matter. Back at school he approached Spencer and treated him like a friend instead of running away from him as he used to do----partly due to the realization that he, Fridge, is quite capable of accomplishing things for himself (i.e. if he can de-fang a snake he can do his own homework). He also came to appreciate seeing Spencer in a new light, even calling him "smoldering" when Spencer overcame his natural shyness to kiss the girl he liked. Fridge was even happy for him. So it may have been subtle, but Fridge definitely showed quite a lot of personal growth after his jungle ordeal.
What other movies should we feature next?
Looper avengers infinity war
any movie will do, i just want to hear you're voice "blushes"
Sponge bob a movie 2 fish out of water
Looper an ants life
Ready player one
Still can't believe she's Nebula.
Rahmudeen Fazal holy crap you’re right
She’s also Amy pond from doctor who.
HOFIUS_ yeah, also her.
SHE IS
Who?
As an adult I didn’t notice this why? Because unlike this sad case I just enjoy the film and don’t analyse everything in it
it's not like Shrek where there are jokes made to be picked up only by adults.
i did notice the biased stats for the in game characters though :)
Me too
So true😂😂😂😂😂😂
Very true Mr. James
She is one of the prettiest women in Hollywood!
Yes
sofix um why does that matter she works at Hollywood
... one of many. In the 9.5 area. =)
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@• rottenkittycorpse! so?
Dwayne Johnson was extremely sexualised in the movie but no one bats an eye because he's a man.
Nothing wrong with sexualized characters.
No, he was not. He was fully clothed.
ShaySmiles we all know the only factor in being sexualized is how much clothing you're wearing... moron
ZekeAndroid49 if he is fully clothed he is not extremely sexualized, just sexualized.
Miscellaneous productions Gotcha. So in the future, when women complain about sexualization I'll tell them it doesn't matter as long as the girl has clothes on 👍
ZekeAndroid49 Haha ikr pretty ironic.
Did anyone notice the elephant theme in the new Jumanji?? Alan Parish's game piece was an elephant in the original film.
Such a subtle and beautiful detail.
Wow. That's because Jumanji brings you back at the time when you left. Watch the 1st Jumanji ma'am.
you still didnt get it though...
The original had allen parrish return home to his original age. The kids hadn't been born yet. When he meets them again at his christmas party they have their parents alive and they don't kniw allen....because time was rewound when allen returned home. Same thing should have happened here. We should have gone back to the reality of Alex not the teens
Amanda WingZ that’s because Allen got sucked into the game the rest didn’t, in this they all got sucked into the game so that’s why they remember each other.
Yeah. He technically would never have went missing.
I'm replyin cuz u mentioned my fav Jumamji
What is WRONG with this generation?! You don't have to SEE or HEAR of Fridge learning his lesson to know that he learned his lesson. It was obvious at the beginning he didn't like hanging out with the dork, he just tolerated him so he could get his homework done, then at the end he genuinely enjoys his company, this SHOWS that he has had a change of heart, you don't need to make a "we all learned from our experiences" montage.
Exactly!!
There was that scene, where Bravestone was too scared to go down the path. Because he only had one life. And he tells him we've always had just one life, and it's about what we do with it that counts. That shows that he's learned what's important.
During that same scene Bravestone tells him he's a good friend. Just the look on his face let you know that he realizes he hasn't, but he's going to change that. And so when he makes a point of hanging out with him at the end of the movie or proves the point.
There were a lot of subtle nuances in the movie that let you know they worked it out. Men in general are not known for verbalizing how they feel, but showing it through their actions.
Leaf White
Idk why they even made this video
An excuse for views...I agree with u
Yeah, I agree.
Ok boomers
Loved Karen since Doctor Who, honestly so happy that she has become a hollywood star now
I’m 22 so I don’t really know if I’m an adult or kid at this point, very confusing time.
Anthony Monda you're still a baby
Minev Okay that’s what I figured haha
You're still a kid til you hit 30
Valli Weidemann Thank goodness lol. Gives me time to get my life together.
The only difference between a child and an adult is the price tag on the toys
God, the first one has him playing a PlayStation. The console that uses the Jumanji game is seen being hooked up. He wasn't playing the console, it was just sitting in the corner of his room while he was playing the PlayStation and then he swapped them out after he discovered the Jumanji cartridge. Even a kid would have caught that!
Thank you!!!! I mean when I got the PS1 I also had a SNES so it's not like he couldn't have had 2 consoles.
You have to remember the people writing this video don't actually check things like this before they make these shitty videos. In fact, I reckon half the time they have never even seen the films and just go on stuff they heard on the internet.
I would have to watch it again to be sure, but i seem to remember that the jumanji game actually changed into both console and cartridge. Another big fail for looper
wolfmadmatt1975 I thought this too but I wasn't too sure would explain why it doesn't look like any other console.
God and Jesus are real. Read the Bible. God is Almighty.
She Analyze way too much just watch the movie 🤦🏾♂️🤣
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Yeessss! 👌🥂
The y r u watching
@@ajax3325 English please
I'm sorry, but I have a wardrobe full of iron maiden t-shirts and I most defiantly remember using the phrase "gettin' jiggy with it" excessively in the late 90s. na na na, na, na-na, na.
I had the stereotypical jean jacket with Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, Scorpions and too many others to remember patched onto it. Tossed it when I moved, wishing now I had kept it.
Thank you I'm not the only one who thought that lol even though I was a kid in the 90s i vaguely remember loving metal posters and shirts and such wasn't old enough to say any slang though
Yeah, but as I pointed out in a different comment only Vanilla Ice fans would go slang overboard like he did. Also? Your 'na's indicate that you said 'getting jiggy with it' due to Will Smith's song, which they accurately point out came out a year after the kid went missing. The looper in that logic is just that getting jiggy was a thing before the song (duh)
I never used that phrase, but I distinctly remember several of my friends saying it. Looper's writers should learn a bit about something before they open their dumb, fat mouths.
That and "da bomb"
He was returned to the exact time he disappeared so , in the time line, he never disappeared, so why should anything have changed ?
My 8th grade teacher used to tell us to get jiggy with it when it came time to do homework. That was in 1995-1996 school year.
you totally missed the nod to the movie, " The Breakfast Club" when you have 4 kids a jock,a nerd, a self absorbed girl, and a shy geeky girl getting detention, and by the end of the movie have have come together as friends with their own self awareness.This by the way was also way off target in the timing by a little more than a decade as "The breakfast Club" came out in 1985. this was huge in my opinion as The Breakfast Club was such an iconic pop culture movie of that time period. Can't believe you missed something so blatant obvious.
Wait he had a PS1 hooked up that doesn't mean the jumanji console was what he was playing so that means the controller we saw later at school didn't magically change it was just for a different machine.
It was clearly on a shelf not connected to anything, people do that with older consoles ya know lol.
PS GamerAjay this 100% when he went back to playing, jumanji was still a board game so he clearly wasn't playing it with that controller
90s...
ask your parents...
wow, I feel old now...
Would you like to know about the 70's?
Korbinian Steger for the first 10 years of my life my parents only played 60s 70s 80s and a bit of the 90s music so I was kinda a kid who was stuck in the 90s in 2016 but I still enjoy a bit of AC/DC
Haha nice, it's similar with me. I listened to so many different genres when I was little, now I like almost every kind of music :D
everything but modern pop
I think " back to the future" movie concept of changing something when you come back is incomparable to what happened when you come back from jumanji to real world.
I knew it was a PlayStation controller, it was twisted metal and that it wasn't a PlayStation. I understood the Alan Parrish reference. I understood the slang. I knew what every thing meant. I'm 13.
Same lol but I'm 11
94 number on Fridge, was the Rocks # on his football jersey when he played at Miami.
Chris Fusco there was also "The Rock Bottom" and "The People's Eyebrow."
*bro* . . .
I love the hurricanes and he was a beast he got a sack in his first ever play
I loved all the main cast but Jack Black was by far my favorite.
Lady Galaxy ikr especially when he said “Yesss queen” and also I loved it when Bethany asked what she needed to when she went for a “leak”
Uhm, we metalheads know what we say. You just dont understand us.
yea, i thought that comment was some serious stereotyping. If we like a word or saying, we're all going to use it...nerds, jocks, debs, potheads, metalheads, etc. I mean give me a break. The only point about that made sense was the fact that the song was release in '97 so there's no way Alex would know about it since he thought he was still in '96.
Alex should have returned to the present day as a teen-ager... It would have been much more fun.!
LeonLuke365 if that had happened it wouldn’t have made any sense considering Alan parish didn’t in the first movie
Inb4 the government snatch him up and make him wish he was still in the game
No it wouldn't..... It would make him about 14 or 15 in 2018 when he was supposed to be an adult
False, I'm 27 and couldn't count how many times I've used jiggy since the wonderful 97, hella wrong
Elizabeth Ray shall we? Jiggy
Elizabeth Ray hey babe wanna get jiggy?
It would have freaked me out to hear a 6 year old saying "let's get jiggy with it" that's all I'm saying 😂
You're are a TEENAGER!!!!!
I got an lick out of "did he just refer to himself in 3rd person" :D
4th...5th?
I watched this movie 8 times in a row this morning
I LOVE THIS FILM SO MUCH
God damn Feel bad for alex after jumanji he has to Repair his history and get back in 1996 imagine how confused he was and remember the teen lmfao
Oh come on!!
Its a movie..... It cant be all perfect!!!
I liked the movie, basicly it whas a video game movie. My expections where very low, but thats why i probely liked it.
RDJ 134 same thing here, nobody wanted a remake from this film but they did it anyway and it worked
its not where its *were*
Well.... sorry that English is not my main language. But thanks for pointing this out, i will keep it in mind next time.
Always learning :)
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Probably*
"That's probably why I liked it"*
All I can think of for the last thing is that Alex likely donated the TV and the console for the sake of the others finding it and, like "Back to the Future", things DID change for the others, but they lived in the prior timeline and thus weren't around during the other differences
one thing I read is worrying about whether or not you are happy is a recipe for being sad. happy people are too busy to worry about whether or not they are happy. most people do not work in the field they went to school for, other avenues open up. life is not a pass or fail exam, it is a journey.
"anyone had the right to expect" I don't have the right to expect something really good😂😂🤣
Those metal heads were doing Living After Midnight by Judas Priest
:)
95 was at the tail end of Metallica's hey days, but a White Zombie shirt probably would have been more fitting for the era.
Even I knew that Alan perish was in the first movie because I watched the first movie a thousand times! LOL:-)
The darker implication with Alex is that the movie really says that the world goes on with or without any one of us and ultimately each individual life is inconsequential and we are all expendable and our lives are ultimately meaningless. It's a nihilistic message of despair and existential crisis. I love it.
Amy Pond
loc cong huynh Amelia Pond! Get your coat!
Karen Gillan is hot
waterlegend72 according to looper, you just made an offensive comment.
Roory will wait for you for 10,000 years and when he finally gets to you he will kill you for amy
Amy Pond. Always hot. ;)
Adultery in my heart was the first sin that I let Christ deliver me from
Amen to that
the "da bomb' part was so cool, i didn't noticed myself either
That awkward moment when you've used "Gettin' jiggy with it" in actual conversation...
So Looper! You recall, (like most of the world) that Alan Parrish was the name of Robin Williams' character in Jumanji. However, also like a lot of people I've been around, you forgot that the name of the main villain in Jumanji was Alex VanPelt.
I don't think 15 counts as adult... but I got all of these.
And one explanation for 6:52 is that time is immutable and will always correct itself. Even if they save a life, everything else will always turn out the same.
Alex’s reappearance; the original movie set the standard that if you win Jumanji you return to the moment when you first started playing it
The title says "things only adults notice in jumanji"......but then proceed to ramble on about holes in the movie and quickly get off topic.
Well here is one thats on topic.
In the very beginning of the film, the board game, jumanji, was found on the beach in the sand. Sound familiar? Because in the older movie, the film ended with the board game washing up on a beach, partially buried in the sand. Thats something kids wouldn't notice.
Corey J i noticed🙃
I NOTICED TOO BUT MY PARENTS DIDNT..😂😂😂
I remember seeing the first jumanji in the theater, and I was actually surprised at how well this new one was put together. Keeping a great deal of continuity in line with the first movie, while still being able to modernize the story and not ruin things. A nice touch of respect for the audience.
Well I noticed 😑
I noticed tho, and im 13
That time travel thing does make sense. It's more ludicrous to believe one small thing would have a major impact than to believe a proportional response in time relevant to the event that took place. Everyone isn't so special as to that whether or not they existed in the world would have an extreme impact. While some aspects of a butterfly effect would take place, it's reasonable for the events to not effect a whole lot in the movie.
Just because Alex didn't disappear in the end timeline doesn't mean another kid didn't disappear due to something unrelated to jumanji that would bare a similar effect on the town.
That's not how it worked in the original Jumanji, so I doubt it's like that here. At least it shouldn't be.
The timeline should've been rewritten from the point of Alex getting sucked into the game.
There are hundreds of children missing in the US. Alex was just one more, and didn't single-handedly cause the whole American culture, where parents are always afraid someone is gonna take their children. And if he is just a regular fellow who doesn't amount to much in his lifetime, it doesn't really matter all that much if he goes missing or not. Most people are truly important only to their families and a few close friends. The rest of the world does just fine without us.
the film also showed very little of the present at the end all your can really say as being the same is that the same four students ended up in detention at the same school, nothing else is shown to suggest any changes
apemanolly I disliked how there was poor continuity with the way the first movie ended. Time reset back to when the game initially started and the rest was rewritten.
The two kids didn't remember anything that happened and that's how it should be for the 4 kids in detention. They shouldn't remember anything that happened
the 2 kids did remember what happened lol everyone playing get the benefit of the experience
This video didn't mention one of the biggest problems of the film. Jumaniji seems to be a co-op adventure. Throughout the movie, there were several times when only a specific avatar or combination of avatars could succeed at a particular task to move the adventure forward. If that's the case, then how could Alex have progressed to the half-way point of the game?
Yes, the film established that he loves playing video games in his room all day and night. He can do well on his own. However, if only certain people can read maps or NPCs will only deliver information to specific avatars, then Alex couldn't have progressed far into the game.
You might try to say that Jumanji modifies itself according to the number of people that chose to play. (There's no such thing as a 5-player video game console, btw.) But if that was the case, then Alex wouldn't have been stuck for 20 years. There would have been a way for him to acquire the helicopter and finish the game without the other avatars.
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Quite a quandary indeed
Excellent point
High Heel Knight why would the movie mention problems with itself
+dylan crawford = Ha, ha, ha! Good catch. Thanks. I edited my statement. :-D
I think each one of them can play solo and can move to the half-way point but it will take way longer just like Alex playing for 20 years.
I mean like you can have no map or run slow like Moose etc but it will take you longer going to the half-way point.
When four of them got into the game, they have specific tasks like what you've said. But those tasks was for them to lead to Alex point.
And it's much faster since its four of them helping each other.
But they can't finish the game however fast they are if they're not a complete five. They will also get stuck at the halfway point if they didn't find Alex. I think the halfway point is the helicopter part. Without alex, they can't fly it.
And without the other four, Alex can't sneak in because of the guards and they encourage him to fly again.
I love how they are pissed about fridge not learning a lesson
Uh…im 15 and I noticed all of these things. Does that mean I'm old…or does that mean I'm way too analytical 😂
Looper, can you please tell us the background music for this? Please? It's driving me crazy. I want it. People please up vote this so they may see it
Jack2421992 I WANNA KNOW TOOOOO
Me too
They'll have to respond eventually
It's probably just generic music someone who works for Looper made.
Movie Games Probably not, shake it loose is one of the songs this channel uses and it has an original source
"He's been there for who knows how long" 2 minutes later "He's been there for 20 years"😑😑😑😑
I think i have a different understanding on the last part. I remember the guy said that he came back to the time when he was lost. So everyone in the town's memory of him being lost for quite a time has changed
Isn't the jumanji console different from the PS? Didn't the board game transformed into a console.
Nah, it transformed into a cartridge, not a console.
Nope, it did transform into it's own console
That comment about the timetravel butterfly effect really depends on how tight knit the community is. People have this amazing ability to not care about things unless they feel like they're immediately concerned.
When I was in high school one of the kids from the next class was kidnapped and held hostage for a few days. There wasn't much of a fuss when he disappeared, or when he returned. There was also a shop that was burgled and the owner murdered not too far from where I live, and life still goes on with little to no effect. Only the place's immediate neighbours were shaken by it.
Yeah the ending was wierd, not like the first one. Watched it yesterday and i actually enjoyed it.
I thought that it would end with them in the punishment room, and the Principal of the school seeing them more mature and saying: the punishment really worked!
“Getting jiggy wit it” entered conversation thanks to “Seinfeld.” I vividly remember the day it happened in 1997,
2:44 tell me you don’t see Scarlett Johansson
I've seen that with the "different consoles" in multiple movies and series, I'm guessing it's some kind of tactic to not 'over-advertise' a specific console.
Fridge exploded when he ate cake so funny🤣
Bruh everybody know who karen gillan especially mcu fans
If anything y'all should have pointed out the fact that they broke the game at the end, which is bull. As an adult, reading the Jumanji book in elementary school, I know one thing is that you can never get rid of the Jumanji game.
Jumanji 3 is in development so you’re right you can’t kill it
The next game will be available on Play and Apple store
I was 15 and noticed all these lol
Just enjoy the movie
The good old original Jumanji movie I was born in 2000 but I love that movie
Alex never disappeared to anyone but Alex and the kids! He mentally and emotionally aged 20 years but because the game returns you to when and where you were when it took you, he remained the “same”. Remember Alan? He returned 22 years older and wiser but still physically a 13 year old boy.
am 19 & got em all
damn I feel old
The Doctor I’m 18 and I feel the same
The feeling only gets worse
JasonJMist its a joke hah
Michael Fink had one till TVs lost connection ports
The Doctor you were 2000 years at the last count...
Like how hot the chick is?
Eli Bbli I know that forget her name though. Karen something
Erika Hasbach Was right about to say that 😂😅
Erika Hasbach Gillan, Karen Gillan 😂
From Doctor Who
Eli Bbli Exactly like that 😂😂
"What game console is that?"
I was 9 when I watched this and that was the only thing I noticed.
God god, I got fridge's arc. It's not an afterschool special, they don't have time to spell it out for you. The nerds learned to be brave, the self centered one learned to care for others and focus more on something besides her looks and the big man learned how to be small and vunerable. The fist bump at the end was meant to signify that they had become friends again.
Not your best work, Looper.
You want unresolved? Pretty sure they didn’t get anymore staples out of those magazines
Its called Jumanji Power, baby! Jumanji can change time and keep only those who played the game remember what had happened. That's how it went on in the first one. Only Alan and Sarah remembered all the craziness after the game. Why not do the same for this?
AAAAAACTUALLLLY.... The fridge was thoughtful enough to drop a bowling ball on the Jumanji gaming system (as fruitless as that may turn out to be with magic and all), in an attempt to save any other person from undergoing a life threatening misadventure.
You say he hasn't changed. I say that he is simply understated and humble about his newfound thoughtfulness toward society and its future.
Regarding Alex's return, his family home showed family restoration. If a person is injured and they receive a scar, some will see the scar, some will not (depending upon where it is). To presume that because they are able to go back and prevent the scar, that the WHOLE TOWN is going to magically stop what they are doing and subconsciously throw a parade out of joy because of something they are not aware of happening or have little knowledge of to begin with.
For example if after Carter, we had not had Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton, Bush Jr., and Obama, would we be dancing in the streets, all because:
1) We do not have Trump as a President(likely because Clinton would have never have really had a national platform outside of of screwing over Walmart employees as a board member)?
2.) We do not have privatized prisons subsidizing police departments and lobbying politicians to funnel people to prison (often those with fewer resources, or as Hillary Rodham would call: "Super Predators) in effort to provide slave labor, among many other agenda?
3.) Afghanistan would likely not have grown with angst due to imperialist expansive mechanisms funded against them by Iran-Contra bleed-over efforts during the 80's war on drugs filtering drug profits and splitting a portion between any communism efforts in Nicaragua, Afghanistan (in support of Bin Laden insurgency), Iranian Intelligence initiatives?
These are a few examples of many...
Just because things are different, they may or may not be very notable depending upon the impact had by the change.
For the sake of argument, let's say that Einstein and Joe-the-file-clerk are both good people... though it would take a number of file clerks to impact the shaping of history like an Albert Einstein. This is no sleight against Joe. But, he as an individual simply impacted society on different scale by entire ORDERS of magnitude.
A lot of people: *mentioning Nebula*
Me: It’s Amy Pond too c’mon! Matt Smith?! Doctor Who?!
The impossible girl
As an adult I'm happy that Karen is wearing a skimpy outfit, and she should throughout all of her movies :)
You're an overweight dude in your 40's, nobody's gonna give one about what you want
@TJ Murphy I'm skinny as mate, y'all just horny middle aged men. I don't make the rules...
Missed the sexual innuendo when Alex opens the snake basket and Bethany is on her knees *staring* at the snake
The Fridge did discover that there is more to life than brute force, and that he needs to become more knowledgeable as his character in the game was. His experience also reminded him of his friendship and to stop just using them.
Does no one realise that the board game turned into a console so that people of that time would play it... the boy had a Playstation before he found the board game...
That is correct. The board game transforms into that console.
That's what I thought.
But the console wasn’t in the box with the game cartridge when Alex opened it
You notice every time the game shows up it's represented in the form of era it's in. When Alan Parrish and Sara play they say "it must be magnets" as their pieces movie but when Judy and her brother play it's " it must be microchips" so it would be understandable the game would still be in the 90's cause of Alex. Who knows if Jumanji had appeared as a 2017 phone app?
Jumanji always finds a way to be played...
Im not an adult but i knew all the things that you put on your video
Hah, I noticed pretty much all of these. The controller and time travel ones really bugged me.
I thought that it spit you out at the exact moment it took you. So really it reset and him missing would mean nothing anyway. If the kids across the street went missing but then were put back right were they where at the moment they went missing (like jumanji) then nobody would notice and most people lifes wouldnt be affected
I actually have to disagree about the ending. Rather than a Back to the Future kind of ending, showing small changes to the world, this should have stayed true to the original with a similar type of ending. Remember that, in the original, once the game was finished, Alan and Sarah found themselves as children again on the same night they originally started the game. Then, as adults, they sought out Judy and Peter, who had no recollection of the game whatsoever. Similarly, Welcome to the Jungle should have followed Alex upon his return and had him meet the others in the present without them remembering anything, then he could offer them guidance on improving themselves and fixing their respective issues based on his interactions with them. Having the movie follow the present group instead while still having Alex returned to his own time creates a massive plot hole. Namely, if Alex never disappeared, how would his console and the game have even been at the school for the group to play? Presumably, in the original timeline, his father donated the items to the school when he realized Alex wasn't coming home, but in the new timeline, Alex never disappeared, so his father wouldn't have done so. Furthermore, if Alex himself donated them, it still wouldn't work because, in this new timeline, he wouldn't be inside the game to meet the others. They clearly were going for something like on the series Timeless, where the previous timeline after a change to the past is only remembered by the people who were outside of the timeline when the change occurred, but in this situation it creates too many problems. They would have done better to stick with what was already established in the world of Jumanji with regards to changes in the timeline.
hognoxious But there's no reason to have the plot hole when this franchise has already shown us how things should be.
The Gaming Console prop (stylistically speaking) looked similar to the Bally Astrocade, only with the cartridge slot turned to the side and removable controllers.
im 30. yes i remember people saying "get jiggy with it" in conversation. and yes everybody said "the bomb". so idk when looper was growing up. alot of those neon things kinda went out of style, rock was getting into style, and there was a weird year where some old hippy stuff started coming back like tye dye and smily face shirts and bell bottom pants
Brilliant film
Bruh, a girl wearing a crop top isn’t something to be so upset about as it’s just fashion. Normal women you see today also wear crop tops.
I'm guessing the narrator couldn't pull off wearing a crop top, so she bags on somebody who can.
After the movie came out some people I knew raved over it. I pointed out the Fridge lack of redemption to them and they went mental, a correct 90s phrase for a metal head. I got yelled at and some harsh words were said. After they saw it again, just to prove me wrong, I got an acknowledgment that I might have been right, but no apology. That was the moment I realized I had out grown some of my friends.
The biggest plot flaw was something the video does not even mention: Fridge, Spencer, Martha, and Bethany would’ve had no memory of playing the game. Remember the first movie? Once The Robin Williams character returned to the 1960s, he and his girlfriend remember the game, and then they got rid of it. Fast forward to the 1990s, they meet the kids with whom they played the game, but since after winning the game, everything went back to how it was, the kids never found the game and had no memory of Alan or the girlfriend. Alex would have returned to 1996, probably gotten rid of the game, and therefore, the kids in 2016 would have never found it in the first place. They would, therefore, not even have any memory associated with the experience in Jumanji, just as the kids in the first movie.
I still found it quite entertaining.
By the way, I apologize for any errors, I’m using Siri. But like the video concept here
I'll never get this time back. Watching this was like being trapped in a shit Jumanji game for 8.50 minutes
While confidence problems like Spencer’s and Martha’s, and vanity issues like Bethany’s can be (unlikely but can be) changed by an attitude shift, problems like Fridge’s aren’t solved in a few minutes or over a weekend, so of course they didn’t magically get him back on the football team or his grades back on track instantly. I’d say they began helping him by having him remember Spencer is a ‘real’ person not just his geeky assistant and treating him better.
I like to think Fridge started researching Zoology once he got out of the game
Alan was talking about monsters that you could only see in your nightmares, yet jumangi seems like this fun jungle. I was hoping those crazy giant killer flowers and vines like in the first movie.
If you had seen the movie properly, it clearly mentioned that Alex was TANSPORTED BACK TO THE TIME HE HAD ENTERED THE GAME. That means he woke up in 1996 the SAME NIGHT. That means after he came out of the game, HE DIDN'T GO MISSING AFTERALL. It's like the timeline restarted and that's why no one remembers he was missing except the kids and Alex himself.
Who's here after they saw the new jumanji?
I'm 18, but i'm here just to make sure i didn't miss anything. 😅
Minor correction: While Will Smith's first solo album in 1997 popularized "gettin' jiggy wit it", the slang term had been around for some time, developed from the literal term, meaning "of or like or related to a jig".
So I'm 31 and know the original Jumaji like the back of my hand, saw it back when it came out. I got a little choked up seeing that ''Alan Parrish was here'' carving in the wood
I got every single one and I’m 17
Ha im 13 and i got em so does this mean im on top of the food chain
Alex paradox? Did you even watch the first Jumanji?
I don’t understand what’s so wrong with Ruby Roundhouse’s outfit. First of all, those aren’t booty shorts, secondly, how is she supposed to move easily and jump and do all those kicking/fighting moves in restricting clothing.
Wow, how could you think Fridge didn't change? He realized that football and a bad grade were not life or death concerns, which is why there was no follow up in those areas----they simply didn't matter. Back at school he approached Spencer and treated him like a friend instead of running away from him as he used to do----partly due to the realization that he, Fridge, is quite capable of accomplishing things for himself (i.e. if he can de-fang a snake he can do his own homework). He also came to appreciate seeing Spencer in a new light, even calling him "smoldering" when Spencer overcame his natural shyness to kiss the girl he liked. Fridge was even happy for him. So it may have been subtle, but Fridge definitely showed quite a lot of personal growth after his jungle ordeal.
You don't need to be and adult to watch the original jumanji and get the reference.
I know, people act like if you weren't old enough to see it in the theater the movie gets erased from existence and we can't see it anymore.