In that order, the cast includes Robin Williams, Bonnie Hunt, Kirsten Dunst, and Bradley Pierce. The original film has a quartet of four people: A man who was trapped in a board game for 30 years, a woman who saw her best friend disappear in a board game and suffered from PTSD for years, and two kids who found the game. While the remake continues to follow parts of the original plot, it’s refreshing to see that they took the film in a new direction. That said, the new “Jumanji” leaves a lot more time for humor, and the events are, all things considered, a lot more realistic. The plot in the original is a lot stronger than the remake, and there is a lot more action. being a character with strengths and weaknesses. actually having to strategically beat levels of a game. Just rolling the dice and hoping for the best vs. Once they return home, once again, all is well. Together, along with Vreeke, they are able to beat Jumanji. 21 years later, a diverse group of four teenagers undergo a similar fate and get sucked into the game, becoming the characters they selected.
The game adapts into a video game cartridge to draw in more victims, including Vreeke. The remake’s first victim is Alex Vreeke, who receives the game in 1996, a year after all the action in the first movie occurs. In the end, the group of four manage to beat the game and reverse all of the madness the game caused. In 1995, siblings Judy and Peter Shepherd find and play the game, unleashing the jungle upon the real world and freeing Alan. The original 1995 film begins in 1969 when a young Alan Parrish finds a board game, Jumanji, and he accidentally gets trapped in the game for 26 years after playing with his best friend Sarah Whittle. But how does it compare to the old movie? Our skepticism towards the new film, “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” was justified, yet we were very pleasantly surprised over how well the new movie turned out. It is a common occurance today that we see old movies getting revamped with a shiny, new cast, but the same old plot, like Ghostbusters, It, and The Mummy.
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