#jumanji: the next level

[the-invisible-queer]

He's my emotional support game avatar, your honor

#nick jonas #jefferson mcdonough #jefferson 'seaplane' mcdonough #seaplane mcdonough #jefferson seaplane mcdonough #jumanji #jumanji: the next level

[nkp1981]

Karen Gillan photographed by Seraphlia

#11th doctor #amy pond #karen gillan #doctor who #nebula #guardians of the galaxy #avengers endgame #ruby roundhouse #jumanji: the next level

[hotelstares]

#alex wolff #awolffedit #alexwolffedit #jumanji 2 #jumanji: the next level #worse than nicotine #insistent pretext #it's the fangs in the first gif for me

[punster-2319]

#polls #2019 in film #avengers: endgame #the lion king #frozen 2 #spider man: far from home #captain marvel #joker #star wars: the rise of skywalker #toy story 4 #aladdin #jumanji: the next level

[wastingyourgum]

The Jumanji: the Next Level cast giving their best Bravestone smoulder at the premiere.

Some attempts are more successful than others.

#Rhys Darby #Jumanji: the Next Level #totally normal for rhys darby tumblr association

[lonesomedreamereccentriclover]

Happy Birthday Karen Gillan!

#Karen Gillan #celeb birthdays #actress #fashion photography #red carpet fashion #pretty dresses #Nick Kocher #Guardians of the Galaxy #Chris Pratt #Pom Klementieff #James Gunn #Jumanji: The Next Level

[lovecatnip]

Jumanji: The Next Level

2019

#Jumanji: The Next Level #dwayne johnson #karen gillan #kevin hart #jack black #awkwafina #danny devito #danny glover #nick jonas #alex wolff #madison iseman #morgan turner #ser'darius blain

[elyonholic]

“This is a whole new thing. Nobody told us we had to do a whole new thing!”

Jumanji: The Next Level (2019) dir. Jake Kasdan

#Jumanji #Jumanji: The Next Level #movieedit #jumanjiedit #My gifs #fyeahmovies #dailytvfilmgifs #userfilm #filmtvcentral #moviegifs #filmstreams #dailyflicks #cinemapix

[encantada29]

Top 10 Fantasy movies of 2019

https://unmondedechimere.wordpress.com

10. Hellboy by Neil Marshall

9. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by J.J. Abrams

8. Jumanji: The Next Level by Jake Kasdan

7. The Addams Family by Greg Tiernan, Conrad Vernon

6. The Dead Don't Die by Jim Jarmusch

5. Shazam! by David F. Sandberg

4. Aladdin by Guy Ritchie

3. It Chapter Two by Andy Muschietti

2. Doctor Sleep by Mike Flanagan

1. The Lighthouse by Robert Eggers

#Hellboy #top 10 #fantasy #movie #2019 #Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker #J.J. Abrams #Jumanji: The Next Level #The Addams Family #Jim Jarmusch #The Dead Don't Die #Shazam! #Aladdin #Guy Ritchie #It Chapter Two #Doctor Sleep #The Lighthouse

[aardvaark]

so jumanji changed from a board game to a video game. then the next iteration of jumanji could be a computer game or an app like imagine it spreads like wildfire over the internet.

#jumanji #jumanji: welcome to the jungle #jumanji: the next level #dwayne the rock johnson #wren speaks

[wilbyscoot]

Rewatching Jumanji: The Next Level and I can't stop thinking SBI as the four main characters

God, I want to write that so bad.

#jumanji: the next level #jumanji: welcome to the jungle #sbi #sleepy boys inc #sleepy bois inc #wil-rambles #wilbur would be ruby roundhouse

[hitchell-mope]

Just as funny as the last one.

#jumanji: the next level #spencer gilpin #martha kaply #anthony johnson #bethany walker #edward gilpin #milo walker #alex vreeke #nora shepherd #smoulder bravestone #ruby roundhouse #mouse finbar #shelly oberon #ming fleetfoot #jefferson mcdonough #nigel billingsley #jurgen the brutal

[nkp1981]

Happy Fourth of July

#11th doctor #amy pond #karen gillan #the impossible astronaut #doctor who #nebula #guardians of the galaxy #avengers endgame #ruby roundhouse #jumanji: the next level

[moviemunchies]

So that Jumanji movie? It got a sequel! And I finally got around to watching it. So here we go.

Because of the trials they went through in the first film, the four leads of that film have stayed together as a friend group even after going to college in different schools. Except Spencer, who has begun to drift apart from the others, even breaking up with Martha because his life hasn’t turned out as exciting as he’d hoped. Spencer’s grandfather Eddie is also staying with him, and the old man is pretty jaded and bitter about his life, about opportunities he missed, and in general about being old.

Spencer misses a get-together of the group, and since they hadn’t heard from him in ages they go to investigate. And oh no! It turns out that he’s been messing with the Jumanji game console they smashed at the end of the last film, and gotten himself stuck in there. So our companions once again venture into the world of Jumanji for another quest, this time to rescue Spencer and save the landy of Jumanji from another villain. Except this time, Spencer’s Grandpa Eddie and his frenemy Milo ALSO get sucked into the game, and they don’t really understand video games at all.

Fun times, all around.

This movie hits a lot of the same beats as the first one–especially in regard to Spencer’s character, who once again has to sort of gain confidence in himself and learn from the game. It’s not a total rehash–he has a much better idea of how to handle himself in Jumanji, but it’s still him going through a lesson about himself again. It’s not all repetition, though. The other characters from the group have quite clearly learned from their last adventure.

What throws them is that, except for Martha, they aren’t in the same character avatars anymore. So all the skills they learned, and figuring out how to handle those characters, is now significantly less useful. Making things even more complicated is that Grandpa Eddie and Milo have ALSO been sucked into the game, and they’ve got their own issues to work through.

I think including Grandpa Eddie and Milo in the adventure is spectacular. It isn’t very common that there’s a big budget action movie that features the elderly characters in a meaningful way. Very often they’re mentor characters or parents who get killed off to further the drama or the lead’s character development. Or, you know, just comedy. And Eddie and Milo’s scenes are usually played for comedy, but they’ve also got a meaningful character arc in which they grow and learn as well.

Also, props to the cast of the in-game characters? I thought it was impressive seeing them do a group of teenagers in the first movie, but they’re almost all playing different characters in the second movie, including two older folks, and sometimes the characters switch avatars. That’s…dang, I did not expect to be heaping this much praise on these performers’ acting skills, but here we are.

[I had some questions as to why the game is different this time around, and why things have changed, but screw it, it’s magic. It does what it needs to do.]

The movie ends in a manner that suggests that it might lead to more movies down the line. There’s talk of doing another, but I haven’t seen anything definite, so as it is I won’t hold my breath. But considering how creative this one turned out, I would be very interested to see how a third movie would turn out.

If you enjoyed the first movie I highly recommend that you check this one out. If you haven’t seen the first one, and you like action comedies, then I strongly suggest you check out both of the movies. I don’t think that this one makes much sense if you aren’t at least familiar with the previous film in the sequence.

It’s a lot better of a movie than I thought I’d get from Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle which itself was much better than I expected.

#Jumanji #Jumanji: The Next Level #Movie Munchies #reviews

[rainymovies]

Jumanji: The Next Level (2019)

#Jumanji: The Next Level

[denimbex1986]

'Robert Downey Jr. and Dwayne Johnson are both some of the most renowned actors Hollywood has ever seen...

Downey’s latest movie, Oppenheimer has been one that has gotten him some of the highest praise he has heard. His work alongside that of Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, and Matt Damon was one that many came to acknowledge. Not only was the movie hyped much before its release, but even after it came to the theatres, fans just could not stop talking about it.

Robert Downey Jr.’s Movie Surpasses Dwayne Johnson’s Film

Robert Downey Jr.‘s Oppenheimer is still running in theatres even after months have gone by since its release. According to Twitter user Luiz Fernando (@Luiz_Fernando_J), its tenth Friday just saw a minute difference of -31.8% from the previous week, the film’s stats have never looked better. The film also happens to have performed better than Dwayne Johnson’s Jumanji: The Next Level, replacing it to become the 86th highest-grossing movie of all time.

Johnson’s movie made a box office record of $801 Million, something that was later broken by Christopher Nolan’s movie. Currently, the film has earned a whopping $916 Million worldwide (via Box Office Mojo). This number could very well increase in the near future, perhaps even surpassing the $1 Billion mark. Although that is only something fans could hope for, breaking such a record is no small achievement. The movie gained a lot of attention not only because of the star cast but also because of the heavy-hitting performances. The storytelling and directing were on another level as well, easily making it one of Nolan’s best works to date.

Oppenheimer is the Highest Grossing Biopic

Not only has Oppenheimer officially surpassed Jumanji: The Next Level, but it is also the highest-grossing biopic of all time. Even after being in theatres for so long and being taken down from 350 cinema halls across the United States, there hasn’t been a major decline in the viewership of the movie.

People still seem to enjoying the masterpiece and can undoubtedly watch it numerous times. Although it has yet to break the $1 billion mark like Barbenheimer’s counterpart, it is still a beloved movie for everyone.'

#Oppenheimer #Robert Downey Jr. #Christopher Nolan #Jumanji: The Next Level #Dwayne Johnson #Cillian Murphy #Emily Blunt #Matt Damon