#smoulder bravestone

[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

[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

[anarchy-n-arson]

im so sorry but my first thought was smoulder bravestone from jumanji

me looking at you

#al answers asks #i've only ever seen the first jumanji film im sorry #leaf my beloved <333 #this was in fact exactly what i was imagining #that or prince charming from shrek #alsjdhdd

[incorrectjumanji]

Mouse: I didn’t want to do it, no one else wanted to do it, so I made Bravestone do it!

#jumanji #incorrect quotes #incorrect jumanji quotes #jumanji welcome to the jungle #mouse finbar #smoulder bravestone #bravemouse

[fmpkingmidasandthethief]

Character Design Research:

1.Indiana Jones: This Character portrays the epitome of a fictional explorer. This Character played by Harrison Ford has done it all: Stolen a Totem whilst being chased by a giant boulder, Being possessed by an ancient tribe and so much more. I like this character design because you can just tell from his appearance that he is an experienced explorer from his appearance such as a hat, ragged outfit and his unique use of a whip. I want to try and use this hat as well as the jacket style on my character design.

2. Alan Wake: Alan Wake is a video game about a crime fiction author who goes to Bright Falls for vacation with his wife, Alice, but finds himself in a nightmare. Alan suffers from writer’s block and has nightmares of shadowy figures who try to kill him. He also discovers that Alice has been kidnapped by a mysterious force that controls the darkness. Alan has to unravel and explore the mystery of Bright Falls and save his wife. I probably won't use anything much from this character's appearance. However, I might try to incorporate something the character can hold such as a flashlight or a gun.

3.Rick O'Connell (The Mummy): This character is a former Captain in the French Foreign Legion played by Brendan Fraser who is saved and tasked to help discover the secrets of the Mummies. I find this design very old fashioned and a similar style to Indiana Jones. This could be how I portray my player character in my game. I could try and add different aspects from each character to show I've used multiple resources.

4.Doctor Who: This Explorer is a time traveler set on protecting the universe that is portrayed in different forms. This design is completely the opposite to what you would expect an explorer to look like. For that reason I don't really want to explore this any further. However, I thought it was a good concept based on the idea that my game focuses on Illusion.

5.Captain Nemo: This Infamous Sea Explorer Captain Nemo explores the seven seas and uncharted islands. Nemo is a mysterious figure. Though originally of unknown nationality, he is later described as the son of an Indian raja. A scientific visionary, he roams the depths of the seas in his submarine, the Nautilus, which was assembled from parts manufactured in several different countries, then shipped to a cover address. The captain is consumed by a hunger for vengeance and hatred of imperialism. I like this design because it again it portrays the brave, courageous explorer look that I want. The reasons for this are his appearance and equipment. In this image below, Nemo can be seen in a heroic stance on his submarine The Nautilus dressed in an old fashioned pirate/explorer style outfit. He can also be seen using a strange style of telescope which implies he is looking for something.

6.Smoulder Bravestone (Dwayne Johnson): This Fictional character is from a board game/video game called Jumanji. He is a fearless explorer who is played by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and has a sidekick called Moose Finbar played by Kevin Hart. We know he is fearless because his game character has no weaknesses which portrays him as the main protagonist of the game. I like this unique design of explorer because it portrays similarities between character and environment. In this example it portrays an explorer with the jungle. He also has a strong physique (cus he's obviously the Rock) but also this helps portray a protagonist build.

7.Nathan Drake (Uncharted 4): This character is from a game called Uncharted where an explorer called Nathan Drake sets off to find the long lost treasure of the notorious pirate Henry Avery. He has help along the way from his brother Sam and old friends like Sully. what I like about this design is the use of items like gun holsters that are similar to Rick O'Connell and ragged clothing. This shows that Drake is experienced in this area and that he is ready for adventure. This could be something I add to my character design.

[adventuresinjumanji]

#jumanji #jumanji welcome to the jungle #russell van pelt #smoulder bravestone #filodox! #the boys back in their archaeology duo days

[sergeant-angels-trashcan]

Given the fact that Mouse Finbar and Shelly Oberon have things like "zoology" and "paleontology" in their strengths but Bravestone does not, we can therefore assume that Bravestone is, in fact, a medical doctor. In this essay I will

#smoulder Bravestone #jumanji #jumanji the next level

[merthurians-prat-and-idiot]

Saw Jumanji next level tonight!! (Well last night bc its 3am now lmao) It was good!! The actors are seriously amazing! You believe that they're so different from who they are (which is acting but sometimes the whole different body thing doesn't work & is just cringe and bad but they're v good about it!) It was a great story, kept you in the whole time & man oh man are they all so attractive & compelling like whattt 😂

#jumanji the next level #jumanji #jumanji 2 #jumanji 3 #bravestone #ruby roundhouse #shelly oberon #seaplane #franklin finbar #finbar #smoulder bravestone #spencer gilpin #martha kaply #bethany walker #fridge #anthony johnson #alex vreeke #eddie gilpin #milo walker #dwayne johnson #the rock #kevin hart #karen gillan #jack black #awkwafina #ming fleetfoot #nick jonas #nigel billingsley #rhys darby #rory mccann

[wrestlingatthemovies]

Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle

A sequel to the classic 90s adventure film about a board game that comes to  life except this time the Jumanji game gets a modern twist as a video game. When a ragtag group of teenagers on detention discover the game they are sucked into it and take the bodies of their selected avatars.

One of the game's avatars is played by former WWF, WWE and WCW Champion The Rock. Smoulder Bravestone who's special skill is to ... well ...smoulder ...is the heroic character; strong and tough unlike the boy who inhabits his body.

Featured Wrestler:

The Rock as Spencer / Smoulder Bravestone

Wrestle Rating:

4 out of 5 exploding cake weaknesses

A modern take on a much loved tale that's similar enough to please fans of the original while offering something completely new at the same time. Yet another role that seems like it was tailor made for the Brahma Bull; effortlessly showing off his, size, strength, charm and comedic timing. 

#90s #sequel #adventure #board game #video game #jumanji #avatar #wwf #wwe #wcw #wwe champion #wcw champion #wwf champion #the rock #ca #brahma bull #4/5 #smoulder bravestone

[briangroth27]

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Review

I’ve always liked the original Jumanji and was pleasantly surprised by the sequel! The trailer sold me on the premise, but I wasn’t prepared for how much fun this movie would be. Both the young and adult casts were excellent, the adventure in this revamped Jumanji is exciting without feeling at all like a retread of the original, and the whole movie is a total blast!

Full Spoilers...

The young cast was solid, doing a great job of grounding their characters in the real world, while the adults adopted their characteristics and teen bewilderment at what was going on in the video game perfectly. The kids’ drama is fairly routine: Spencer Gilpin’s (Alex Wolff) a nerd being bullied into doing homework for his former friend (and current high school football star) Anthony “Fridge” Johnson (Ser’Darius Blain), Bethany Walker (Madison Iseman) is obsessed with her phone and her looks, and Martha Kaply (Morgan Turner) is a loner, refusing to conform to PE class. While the young actors definitely made these characters feel like real people instead of clichés, the writers could’ve added more depth to them, particularly with Spencer’s crush on Martha. I got the feeling that he’d liked her for a long time, but I’m not sure seeing her refuse to participate in PE was enough to fully sell that attraction (or her rebellious nature) and I would’ve liked to see more. Fridge also could’ve used a bit more depth in the writing.

Once the kids were trapped inside the game, the adult cast ran with what the teens established to incredible success. I’ve long thought Dwayne Johnson would be perfect as DC Comics’ Shazam/Captain Marvel—a ten year old boy who can turn into an adult superhero—and this movie’s premise is close enough to that to prove me right. He was hilarious as “Dr. Smolder Bravestone,” Spencer’s chosen character in the game, because even though he suddenly had an idealized body and was super-capable in this virtual world, he was still a kid. Things like trying to force himself not to cry in the face of their outlandish situation and the totally unattractive first kiss he shares with Martha’s avatar (Ruby Roundhouse, Karen Gillan) felt totally real and made for great comedy. I did think it was odd Bravestone didn’t have any weaknesses, but I liked that Spencer’s weaknesses showed through his virtual visage. His reluctance to go back to normality was understandable, given all he could do and be in Jumanji, and I liked that the movie gave Johnson a moment to play that uncertainty. Ruby’s “dance fighting” was a funny send-up of the current female action hero combat style and Martha’s reaction to the sexualized and scantily-clad video game character she found herself inhabiting felt realistic and appropriate. I also liked that she didn’t stand on the sidelines while the guys fought the villains. I do wish Martha had gained an appreciation for exercise from her adventure—physical activity is important, no matter how dumb kids might think it is or how awkward PE might be—but I liked the confidence she gained from her adventure and I also thought the moments of her bonding with Bethany in the game were well done.

It was great that they gave Bethany some depth in terms of explaining her addiction to her phone and Instagram. They did play her complaints and freak-outs about being in the jungle without her phone a little broadly, but it worked and Jack Black built on the foundation Iseman laid down to sell every ounce of her personality as Professor “Shelly” Oberon. Her reactions to suddenly having a penis were pretty hilarious too. I was pleasantly surprised that while she initially balked at being in this situation (and that body), she was quick to suggest solutions to the puzzles the gang had to get through to win the game and escape. She contributed instead of being a constant stuck-up stick in the mud like I thought she’d be, and that was a great choice on the part of everyone involved. I liked that she even got to solve the final puzzle too; that was a nice bit of redemption for the puzzles she didn’t solve. She also got a great selfless moment when it came to sacrificing one of her lives to save Nick Jonas’ Jefferson McDonough. I was really glad they didn’t have them kiss or let their attraction extend beyond longing gazes: even if he didn’t realize it, he was 20 years older than her and I think she was still a minor, which would’ve been gross.

I liked Kevin Hart as Fridge’s virtual alter ego “Mouse” Finbar, but I felt like he was the least developed in both his forms (despite both actors getting a lot of funny material and preforming what they were given well). Dramatically, his strongest moment came when arguing with Spencer on the edge of a cliff, but it felt like he and his insecurity about succeeding academically could’ve been explored a little deeper. Now that I think about it, however, his avatar’s encyclopedic knowledge of animals and his glee at being able to tame/command them during the climax is sort of an answer to that; I just wish we’d seen that inspire him to double-down on his studies in the real world. His fight with Spencer culminates in the weirdest choice in the movie for me, when Bravestone knocks him out of a helicopter to create a distraction. Mouse has the life to spare, so it was (coldly) logical, but Spencer never really has to answer for doing exactly what Fridge had nearly done to him earlier. I thought that should’ve had bigger consequences. Nick Jonas was well-cast as a daring pilot who was overwhelmed with fear of losing his last life and got some strong dramatic moments when he realized how long he’d been in the game and when he nearly died. I liked that he got a happy ending thanks to the teens changing time for the better by giving him his life back; this movie didn’t need a bittersweet ending of him exiting the game in the present, having missed such a huge chunk of his life. Bobby Cannavale’s Russel Van Pelt was menacing enough as the villain, but didn’t get much to do to put him over the top. Animals crawling throughout his body was a cool, creepy, and well-executed idea, though.

It was awesome that the kids had to work together as a team using both their strengths and weaknesses to win the game and none of them could just power through and do it alone. I loved the hidden treasure/classic jungle adventure vibe of the movie too. The filmmakers did a great job of making this feel like it belonged in the world of the original Jumanji (complete with a nice shout-out to Robin Williams’ Alan Parrish) while maintaining an entirely fresh feel with the video game concept. The video game format was translated exceptionally well, covering so many aspects like cutscene exposition, non-playable characters who repeat instructions and have limited ability to converse, the small number of lives players got in games of the 80s/90s (and co-op players sharing them), each character’s specific strengths/weaknesses, the ever-growing map as each level is beaten, the ease of dying with one hit from an enemy, and more. I don’t think I’ve ever seen the video game structure so accurately and perfectly translated as it was here (even Wreck-it Ralph gave its in-game characters minds of their own, making them more like actors than NPCs). The pace is quick, the jokes land much more often than not, the CGI animals look good, and the action is solid. I was also genuinely surprised that the movie actively fights the urge to set up a sequel, instead having the kids smash the game so no one else can get trapped in it (even if the extremely impressive box office success of the film means another one is inevitable).

Despite areas where they could’ve fleshed out the characters a bit more, this is an extremely fun and satisfying film! The chemistry of both casts and the comedic and adventure elements easily smoothed out any shortcomings for me. Welcome to the Jungle is an absolute blast and I definitely recommend it!

Check out more of my reviews, opinions, and original short stories here!

#jumanji #welcome to the jungle #dwayne johnson #smoulder bravestone #karen gillan #ruby roundhouse #shelly oberon #jack black #nick jonas #Jefferson McDonough #alex wolff #madison iseman #morgan turner #kevin hart #mouse finbar #ser'darius blain

[increasinglygeeky]

Jumanji missed opportunity

Martha, when she was in the snake pit: "Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?"

#jumanji #welcome to the jungle #martha #dwayne johnson #kevin hart #karen gillan #jack black #spencer #fridge #bethany #smoulder #bravestone #shelley oberon #ruby roundhouse #mouse finbar #2017 #indiana jones #reference #snakes #jumanji: welcome to the jungle

[hitchell-mope]

Good film. The Alex and Bethany thing wasn’t needed though. Apart from that it was great.

#jumanji: welcome to the jungle #spencer gilpin #smoulder bravestone #martha kaply #ruby roundhouse #anthony johnson #mouse finbar #bethany walker #shelly oberon #nigel billingsley #alex vreeke #jefferson mcdonough #russell van pelt

[alexseaplanemcdonough]

Jumanji headcanon: Nigel isn't straight. Defs had a bit of a hero-crush on Van Pelt before shit hit the fan. Heart eyes for Dr Smoulder Bravestone. Thinks Mouse is cute. Alex literally just knows him by his car, because he probably comes by to ineffectually flirt with the "rascal". Thanks this has been my TEDtalk.

#jumanji #wttj #alex vreeke #seaplane mcdonough #dr smoulder bravestone #mouse finnbar #russel van pelt #jumanji welcome to the jungle #nigel

[incorrectjumanji]

Bravestone: Mouse-

Mouse: Please don't interrupt me while I'm ignoring you

#jumanji #incorrect quotes #incorrect jumanji quotes #jumanji welcome to the jungle #incorrect jumanji welcome to the jungle quotes #smoulder bravestone #mouse finbar

[mypurelyselfindulgentprompts]

Jumanji Fanfic Idea

I someone to write about Bethany being really into exploring after Jumanji. She uses her photography skills to get a job as a traveling photographer. And she drags along her girlfriend Martha. (And hey if she comes out as nonbinary or trans, that would be cool too)

Martha starts martial arts, and it turns out that she has a knack for it. She ends up becoming a black belt does competitions. She also starts taking dance classes. Bethany goes to all the recitals and competitions that she can. And when she can't she makes sure to have flowers sent to their apartment, and calls her asking how it went.

Fridge turns out to be a zoology genius and gets a scholarship for it. He still plays football, but it's no longer his main focus. It takes him and Spencer longer to get together than it does Martha and Bethany. But when they do, it just feels right. Afterall, Mouse and Bravestone were very close.

Whereas before Jumanji when Spencer was worried and freaked out by pretty much everything, he is now a lot more confident. There is a new air around him, and sometimes he even will smoulder. He still isn't that into working out, but he will drag Fridge hiking and rock climbing. Spencer was the one to ask out Fridge.

(I don't even know what the fic would be like, but I want it. One that ignores The Next Level. Not that I didn't enjoy that one, but I wish that they were each a little bit more effected by their avatars from the game.)

It’s free real estate. Please feel free to use this idea. If you do use it, please just let me know. My ao3 is KnightsofAce if you want to gift it to me. Or just let me know if the comments. I want to read it so please just let me know if you write something based on my idea.

#fanfic idea #fanfic ideas #fanfic prompt #prompt #jumanji #jumanji: welcome to the jungle #bethany walker #marthany #martha x bethany #martha kaply #fridge johnson #spencer gilpin #gilson #fridge x spencer

[maraudingwolfstar]

Marauders In Jumanji

Sirius: Would choose Professor Bravestone because he thinks it’s a cool name, and would FOR SURE overuse the smoulder. Would show off a lot because he has the most abilities.

James: Would choose Seaplane, and then argue with Sirius over who was hottest. 

Peter: Would choose Shelly Oberon in hope of it being a super cool character, but gets disappointed. Also the first to lose a life, and would lose all his lives and Lily would reluctantly revive him.

Remus: Would choose Mouse because it is the only character left. Would be a bit annoyed about the cake allergy, but it could be worse (like if it was chocolate!). Would also lose all his lives, but only does it because he hears Sirius telling James he wants to heroically save him.

Lily: Would choose Ruby Roundhouse. Do I even need to explain why?

#young marauders #incorrect marauders quotes #marauders #hp marauders #marauders (2019) #modern marauders #lily evans #james potter #peter pettigrew #sirius black #remus lupin