History Film / Jungle2Jungle

* EatTheDog: It's a running gag. First, Mimi wants to eat Charlotte's cat, but [[{{Squick}} he settles for the cat food instead]]. Then he kills a pigeon with an arrow and gives it to a homeless man to eat. Finally, he steals the Kempsters' exotic fish and roasts them over a campfire in the backyard.

%%* DeadpanSnarker: Michael.

'''Richard''': But of course, ''none'' of this means anything to ''you'', because in the next few days, your son will be gone

** And don't ring the doorbell four times if you [[Fingore place any value on your fingers.]]

** And don't ring the doorbell four times if you

** Mimi-Siku refers to the Statue of Liberty as the "woman who lights up the sky," instead of "woman who hold fire up sky's butt." For continuity purposes, Michael's subsequent boisterous laugh was changed to a light chuckle.

* {{Bowdlerise}}:
** A unique case. In an edited version which aired on the Disney Channel in the late 90's, two scenes had lines replaced with alternate takes which were actually ''filmed on set,'' rather than simply dubbing the lines later which is the standard practice. Examples:

%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.

''Jungle 2 Jungle'' is a 1997 Creator/{{Disney}} [[ForeignRemake remake]] of the 1994 French comedy film ''[[Film/LittleIndianBigCity Un Indien Dans La Ville]]''[[note]](''"An Indian in the City"'', though it was released in English as "''Little Indian, Big City''")[[/note]] starring Creator/TimAllen.

''Jungle 2 Jungle'' is a 1997 Creator/{{Disney}} [[ForeignRemake remake]] of the 1994 French comedy film ''Un Indien Dans La Ville''[[note]](''"An Indian in the City"'', though it was released in English as "''Little Indian, Big City''")[[/note]] starring Creator/TimAllen.

''Jungle 2 Jungle'' is a 1997 Creator/{{Disney}} remake of the 1994 French comedy film ''Un Indien Dans La Ville''[[note]](''"An Indian in the City"'', though it was released in English as "''Little Indian, Big City''")[[/note]] starring Creator/TimAllen.

* ProductPlacement: Michael tries to introduce breakfast to Mimi-Siku by giving him Cap'n Crunch cereal.

%%* DogFoodDiet: Well, [[DogFoodDiet Cat Food Diet]].

%%* HuskyRusskie: The Russian boss.

%%* SinkOrSwimFatherhood

* IAteWHAT: Mimi remarks that a Central Park hot dog tastes like lizard guts when Michael introduces the food to him. The latter trope is in effect for Mimi, who loves eating lizard guts, his favorite food from his tribal home; the former trope applies to Michael who chunks his hot dog in the trash upon hearing Mimi's comparison.

Michael Cromwell (Allen), a New York-based commodities broker, wants to marry his lady love Charlotte (Lolita Davidovich). But his divorce from his first wife, Dr. Patricia Cromwell (Creator/JoBethWilliams), hasn't been finalized yet, and he has to locate her. He traces her to a tribal settlement in Canaima National Park, Venezuela. His visit comes with a surprise: Michael and Patricia have a 13-year-old son who has been raised by the tribe, Mimi-Siku (Creator/SamHuntington).

Michael Cromwell (Allen), a New York-based commodities broker, wants to marry his lady love Charlotte (Lolita Davidovich). But his divorce from his first wife, Dr. Patricia Cromwell (Creator/JoBethWilliams), hasn't been finalized yet, and he has to locate her. He traces her to a tribal settlement in Canaima National Park, Venezuela. His visit comes with a surprise: Michael and Patricia have a 13-year-old son who has been raised by the tribe, Mimi-Siku (Sam Huntington).

* AdaptationNameChange: Most of the main characters retain their names from the originsl French version but Steph becomes Michael and Sophie becomes Karen.

AdaptationNameChange: Most of the main characters retain their names from the originsl French version but Steph becomes Michael and Sophie becomes Karen.