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** At the end of the book, Judy and Peter's neighbor Mrs. Budwig laments that her sons, Danny and Walter, often start games without finishing -- shortly before the boys take Jumanji from the park. In the ''Zathura'' book, [[spoiler:the game indeed gets cut short, but not because the boys lose interest in it; instead a black hole sucks up Walter before he can finish bringing Danny back to Earth (although after the black hole sends Walter back to the ending of ''Jumanji'', he convinces Danny not to bring the game home at all).]]
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Don't spoiler tag the name of the movie
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*** Of course, it's possible the game can't be destroyed, as undoubtedly previous people who owned it attempted to smash or dismantle it before resorting to burial. [[spoiler:The ending of [[Film/JumanjiWelcomeToTheJungle the sequel]] shows the characters destroying the game with a bowling ball, but it's unclear if this is a permanent solution or if it would have worked in the game's original board game format.]]
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*** Of course, it's possible the game can't be destroyed, as undoubtedly previous people who owned it attempted to smash or dismantle it before resorting to burial. [[spoiler:The ending of [[Film/JumanjiWelcomeToTheJungle the sequel]] shows the characters destroying The sequels [[spoiler:confirm that the game with a bowling ball, but it's unclear if this is a permanent solution or if it would have worked in the game's original board game format.]]can't stay destroyed]].
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* EarWorm: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA4SORRHZd0 The drums of Jumanji.]]
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* PainfulRhyme: Most or all of the Jumanji rhymes fall into this category. ("Every month at the quarter moon, there'll be a monsoon in your lagoon.")
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** Sam for being a well meaning but cold father, who not only thinks his son is dead, but is labeled as the one that killed him by many people.
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** Sam for can be considered a JerkassWoobie, due to being a well meaning but cold father, father who not only thinks his son is dead, but is labeled as the one that killed him by many people.never really showed Alan how much he truly loved him.
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** Sam for being a well meaning but cold father, who most likelt had to live with being labeled as the killer of his son.
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** Sam for being a well meaning but cold father, who most likelt had to live with being labeled as the killer of his son.
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The movie can be dated in hindsight but the wiki doesn't have to be :P
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** The background scenes describing the effects of the giant mosquito bites to unsuspecting victims make it all the more scary when one thinks of diseases such as the West Nile Virus.
*** 2016 and we can add the Zika virus to reasons why mosquitoes are bad news.
*** 2016 and we can add the Zika virus to reasons why mosquitoes are bad news.
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** The background scenes describing the effects of the giant mosquito bites to unsuspecting victims make it all the more scary when one thinks of diseases such as the West Nile Virus.
*** 2016and we can add the Zika virus to reasons why mosquitoes are bad news.virus.
*** 2016
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** ''"What year is it?!"''
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** ''"What "[[WhatYearIsThis What year is it?!"''
it?!]]", originally a straight example of the trope, has become an observation of [[PopularityPolynomial older fads or trends becoming popular again]].
**''"You "You killed her..."''"
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* OneSceneWonder: The kind old squatter living in Alan's father's office in the abandoned shoe factory who informs Alan on what happened to his father and the company following his own disappearance.
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* OneSceneWonder: The kind old squatter living in Alan's father's office in the abandoned shoe factory who informs Alan on what happened to his father and the company following his own disappearance.
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Seemed to go into Complaining About Shows You Dont Like
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** None of the CGI has aged well, most CGI doesn't. However, the monkeys are arguably the most glaring example. They stood out even during the time of release due to their poorly rendered fur. Then again most of the animals (CGI or otherwise) have a slightly stylised look, as opposed to photo-realistic, so maybe they're supposed to look a little off. Still, it doesn't really excuse the overall quality.
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** None of the CGI has aged well, most CGI doesn't.well. However, the monkeys are arguably the most glaring example. They stood out even during the time of release due to their poorly rendered fur. Then again most of the animals (CGI or otherwise) have a slightly stylised look, as opposed to photo-realistic, so maybe they're supposed to look a little off. Still, it doesn't really excuse the overall quality.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Creator/RobinWilliams' character here has spent his whole life surviving in the jungle inside the game, without a toilet in sight; so when he finally sees one again after so long he's close-to-tears of joy for no longer resorting to "banana leaves". In 2006, his highly-urbanized character in ''{{Film/RV}}'' is impressed with resorting to fern leaves, "nature's broom", during his family's outdoor adventure. The fact that his character on that film [[spoiler:is probably just making an act and still hasn't experienced doing it out in the wild, and if such is the case then he doesn't really know what he's saying]] just adds to the humor. Also ironic because both movies were produced by Creator/SonyPictures.
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** Creator/RobinWilliams' character here has spent his whole life surviving in the jungle inside the game, without a toilet in sight; so when he finally sees one again after so long he's close-to-tears of joy for no longer resorting to "banana leaves". In 2006, his highly-urbanized character in ''{{Film/RV}}'' is impressed with resorting to fern leaves, "nature's broom", during his family's outdoor adventure. The fact that his character on that film [[spoiler:is probably just making an act and still hasn't experienced doing it out in the wild, and if such is the case then he doesn't really know what he's saying]] just adds to the humor. Also ironic because both movies were produced by Creator/SonyPictures.
** Creator/RobinWilliams' character here has spent his whole life surviving in the jungle inside the game, without a toilet in sight; so when he finally sees one again after so long he's close-to-tears of joy for no longer resorting to "banana leaves". In 2006, his highly-urbanized character in ''{{Film/RV}}'' is impressed with resorting to fern leaves, "nature's broom", during his family's outdoor adventure. The fact that his character on that film [[spoiler:is probably just making an act and still hasn't experienced doing it out in the wild, and if such is the case then he doesn't really know what he's saying]] just adds to the humor. Also ironic because both movies were produced by Creator/SonyPictures.
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** In 1991, Robin Williams [[Film/{{Hook}} played a character]] whose ArchEnemy is usually in theatrical productions [[ActingForTwo played by the same actor as the father of said character's love interest]]. Here, Williams' character's ArchEnemy is played by the same actor playing ''his'' character's father.
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* EveryoneIsJesusInPurgatory: Robin Williams believes the movie is based on childrens' fear of being abandoned by their parents.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Robin Williams' character here has spent his whole life surviving in the jungle inside the game, without a toilet in sight; so when he finally sees one again after so long he's close-to-tears of joy for no longer resorting to "banana leaves". In 2006, his highly-urbanized character in ''{{Film/RV}}'' is impressed with resorting to fern leaves, "nature's broom", during his family's outdoor adventure. The fact that his character on that film [[spoiler:is probably just making an act and still hasn't experienced doing it out in the wild, and if such is the case then he doesn't really know what he's saying]] just adds to the humor. Also ironic because both movies were produced by Creator/SonyPictures.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Robin Williams' Creator/RobinWilliams' character here has spent his whole life surviving in the jungle inside the game, without a toilet in sight; so when he finally sees one again after so long he's close-to-tears of joy for no longer resorting to "banana leaves". In 2006, his highly-urbanized character in ''{{Film/RV}}'' is impressed with resorting to fern leaves, "nature's broom", during his family's outdoor adventure. The fact that his character on that film [[spoiler:is probably just making an act and still hasn't experienced doing it out in the wild, and if such is the case then he doesn't really know what he's saying]] just adds to the humor. Also ironic because both movies were produced by Creator/SonyPictures.
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* ThrowItIn: The 'slow rhino' at the back of the stampede was the result of an animation error making the rhino much slower than the others. Instead of correcting it, the animators added further movements and sounds to make it appear tired.
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* ThrowItIn: The 'slow rhino' at the back of the stampede was the result of an animation error making the rhino much slower than the others. Instead of correcting it, the animators added further movements and sounds to make it appear tired.
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*** Of course, it's possible the game can't be destroyed, as undoubtedly previous people who owned it attempted to smash or dismantle it before resorting to burial.
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*** Of course, it's possible the game can't be destroyed, as undoubtedly previous people who owned it attempted to smash or dismantle it before resorting to burial. [[spoiler:The ending of [[Film/JumanjiWelcomeToTheJungle the sequel]] shows the characters destroying the game with a bowling ball, but it's unclear if this is a permanent solution or if it would have worked in the game's original board game format.]]
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** The blu-ray release of Jumanji features a gag reel. At one point, Robin Williams rolls the dice, removes a playing piece from its spot and places it somewhere else before telling a joke. So the game pieces jumping around has been solved: Robin Williams thought it was funny to mess with them and nobody bothered to put them back!
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*** Then again, Alan does say as they're setting the game back up that he knows the house and that it's "out there [he's] afraid of," so this only so much applies to the rest of them for not arguing it.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: It literally scored a 50% from Rotten Tomatoes, with as much critics for it as there were critics against it.
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** After the quicksand effect is undone, we get a close-up shot of the floorboards becoming solid again and tightening around Alan's head. It's quite chilling after Creator/RobinWilliams' suicide by hanging.
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** After the quicksand effect is undone, we get a close-up shot of the floorboards becoming solid again and tightening around Alan's head. It's quite chilling after Creator/RobinWilliams' Creator/RobinWilliams committed suicide by hanging.hanging in 2014.
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** And for another matter, no one decides to destroy the game for good measure, rather, they decide to hide it away, in hopes it will never be found, which it inevitably ends up being found by other people.
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** And for another matter, no one decides to destroy the game for good measure, rather, they decide to hide it away, in hopes it will never be found, which it inevitably ends up being found by other people.people.
*** Of course, it's possible the game can't be destroyed, as undoubtedly previous people who owned it attempted to smash or dismantle it before resorting to burial.
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* FanficFuel: During the 20-plus years it took for the book to receive an official sequel, several readers came up with their own follow-ups. On the ''Zathura'' movie's DVD, Van Allsburg admits that receiving some of these in the mail helped him decide to share his own story about the boys, as he didn't actually write ''Jumanji'''s ending with the intent of giving them their own book.
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* WhatAnIdiot: After getting the game back, the group could have chosen anywhere else to finish the game, and yet, for no justified reason, they choose to return to the jungle-infested Parrish house.
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** After getting the game back, the group could have chosen anywhere else to finish the game, and yet, for no justified reason, they choose to return to the jungle-infested Parrishhouse.house.
** And for another matter, no one decides to destroy the game for good measure, rather, they decide to hide it away, in hopes it will never be found, which it inevitably ends up being found by other people.
** After getting the game back, the group could have chosen anywhere else to finish the game, and yet, for no justified reason, they choose to return to the jungle-infested Parrish
** And for another matter, no one decides to destroy the game for good measure, rather, they decide to hide it away, in hopes it will never be found, which it inevitably ends up being found by other people.
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Again, Welcome to the Jungle has its own YMMV pagw
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Reaction to the announcement of ''Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle'' was...mixed. A ''lot'' of people are angry over how the titular game was changed from a board game to a video game, and the general concept was modified.
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* BrokenBase: The reaction to the first few stills and concept from ''Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle''. Is the idea of Jumanji now being a video game instead of a board game a new, unique take on the concept, or is it an unneeded attempt to [[WereStillRelevantDammit be "hip"]]?
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** The background scenes describing the effects of the giant mosquito bites to unsuspecting victims make it all the more scary when one thinks of diseases such as malaria or the West Nile Virus.
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** The background scenes describing the effects of the giant mosquito bites to unsuspecting victims make it all the more scary when one thinks of the West Nile Virus.
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Not YMMV.
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* HellIsThatNoise: If you hear those drums, be ''very'' afraid...