Things Only Adults Notice In Jumanji 

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Still can't believe she's Nebula.

As an adult I didn’t notice this why? Because unlike this sad case I just enjoy the film and don’t analyse everything in it

She is one of the prettiest women in Hollywood!

Wow. That's because Jumanji brings you back at the time when you left. Watch the 1st Jumanji ma'am.

Did anyone notice the elephant theme in the new Jumanji?? Alan Parish's game piece was an elephant in the original film. Such a subtle and beautiful detail.

I’m 22 so I don’t really know if I’m an adult or kid at this point, very confusing time.

Dwayne Johnson was extremely sexualised in the movie but no one bats an eye because he's a man. Nothing wrong with sexualized characters.

God, the first one has him playing a PlayStation. The console that uses the Jumanji game is seen being hooked up. He wasn't playing the console, it was just sitting in the corner of his room while he was playing the PlayStation and then he swapped them out after he discovered the Jumanji cartridge. Even a kid would have caught that!

What is WRONG with this generation?! You don't have to SEE or HEAR of Fridge learning his lesson to know that he learned his lesson. It was obvious at the beginning he didn't like hanging out with the dork, he just tolerated him so he could get his homework done, then at the end he genuinely enjoys his company, this SHOWS that he has had a change of heart, you don't need to make a "we all learned from our experiences" montage.

She Analyze way too much just watch the movie 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣

Loved Karen since Doctor Who, honestly so happy that she has become a hollywood star now

I'm sorry, but I have a wardrobe full of iron maiden t-shirts and I most defiantly remember using the phrase "gettin' jiggy with it" excessively in the late 90s. na na na, na, na-na, na.

He was returned to the exact time he disappeared so , in the time line, he never disappeared, so why should anything have changed ?

you totally missed the nod to the movie, " The Breakfast Club" when you have 4 kids a jock,a nerd, a self absorbed girl, and a shy geeky girl getting detention, and by the end of the movie have have come together as friends with their own self awareness.This by the way was also way off target in the timing by a little more than a decade as "The breakfast Club" came out in 1985. this was huge in my opinion as The Breakfast Club was such an iconic pop culture movie of that time period. Can't believe you missed something so blatant obvious.

My 8th grade teacher used to tell us to get jiggy with it when it came time to do homework. That was in 1995-1996 school year.

Wait he had a PS1 hooked up that doesn't mean the jumanji console was what he was playing so that means the controller we saw later at school didn't magically change it was just for a different machine. It was clearly on a shelf not connected to anything, people do that with older consoles ya know lol.

90s... ask your parents... wow, I feel old now...

Uhm, we metalheads know what we say. You just dont understand us.

I knew it was a PlayStation controller, it was twisted metal and that it wasn't a PlayStation. I understood the Alan Parrish reference. I understood the slang. I knew what every thing meant. I'm 13.

94 number on Fridge, was the Rocks # on his football jersey when he played at Miami.

I think " back to the future" movie concept of changing something when you come back is incomparable to what happened when you come back from jumanji to real world.

Alex should have returned to the present day as a teen-ager... It would have been much more fun.!

God damn Feel bad for alex after jumanji he has to Repair his history and get back in 1996 imagine how confused he was and remember the teen lmfao

False, I'm 27 and couldn't count how many times I've used jiggy since the wonderful 97, hella wrong

Karen Gillan is hot

That awkward moment when you've used "Gettin' jiggy with it" in actual conversation...

"anyone had the right to expect" I don't have the right to expect something really good😂😂🤣

I liked the movie, basicly it whas a video game movie. My expections where very low, but thats why i probely liked it.

Looper, can you please tell us the background music for this? Please? It's driving me crazy. I want it. People please up vote this so they may see it

All I can think of for the last thing is that Alex likely donated the TV and the console for the sake of the others finding it and, like "Back to the Future", things DID change for the others, but they lived in the prior timeline and thus weren't around during the other differences

The title says "things only adults notice in jumanji"......but then proceed to ramble on about holes in the movie and quickly get off topic. Well here is one thats on topic. In the very beginning of the film, the board game, jumanji, was found on the beach in the sand. Sound familiar? Because in the older movie, the film ended with the board game washing up on a beach, partially buried in the sand. Thats something kids wouldn't notice.

I got an lick out of "did he just refer to himself in 3rd person" :D

Uh…im 15 and I noticed all of these things. Does that mean I'm old…or does that mean I'm way too analytical 😂

I love how they are pissed about fridge not learning a lesson

So Looper! You recall, (like most of the world) that Alan Parrish was the name of Robin Williams' character in Jumanji. However, also like a lot of people I've been around, you forgot that the name of the main villain in Jumanji was Alex VanPelt.

Amy Pond

Oh come on!! Its a movie..... It cant be all perfect!!!

I loved all the main cast but Jack Black was by far my favorite.

one thing I read is worrying about whether or not you are happy is a recipe for being sad. happy people are too busy to worry about whether or not they are happy. most people do not work in the field they went to school for, other avenues open up. life is not a pass or fail exam, it is a journey.

This video didn't mention one of the biggest problems of the film. Jumaniji seems to be a co-op adventure. Throughout the movie, there were several times when only a specific avatar or combination of avatars could succeed at a particular task to move the adventure forward. If that's the case, then how could Alex have progressed to the half-way point of the game? Yes, the film established that he loves playing video games in his room all day and night. He can do well on his own. However, if only certain people can read maps or NPCs will only deliver information to specific avatars, then Alex couldn't have progressed far into the game. You might try to say that Jumanji modifies itself according to the number of people that chose to play. (There's no such thing as a 5-player video game console, btw.) But if that was the case, then Alex wouldn't have been stuck for 20 years. There would have been a way for him to acquire the helicopter and finish the game without the other avatars. NOTICE: I got a ton of responses. I wrote a general reply to everyone. Look for "UPDATE 4 EVERYONE" down in the thread. Thank you. Be excellent and party on.

"He's been there for who knows how long" 2 minutes later "He's been there for 20 years"😑😑😑😑

Alex’s reappearance; the original movie set the standard that if you win Jumanji you return to the moment when you first started playing it

The darker implication with Alex is that the movie really says that the world goes on with or without any one of us and ultimately each individual life is inconsequential and we are all expendable and our lives are ultimately meaningless. It's a nihilistic message of despair and existential crisis. I love it.

That time travel thing does make sense. It's more ludicrous to believe one small thing would have a major impact than to believe a proportional response in time relevant to the event that took place. Everyone isn't so special as to that whether or not they existed in the world would have an extreme impact. While some aspects of a butterfly effect would take place, it's reasonable for the events to not effect a whole lot in the movie. Just because Alex didn't disappear in the end timeline doesn't mean another kid didn't disappear due to something unrelated to jumanji that would bare a similar effect on the town.

Like how hot the chick is?

"What game console is that?" I was 9 when I watched this and that was the only thing I noticed.

Those metal heads were doing Living After Midnight by Judas Priest :) 95 was at the tail end of Metallica's hey days, but a White Zombie shirt probably would have been more fitting for the era.

Does no one realise that the board game turned into a console so that people of that time would play it... the boy had a Playstation before he found the board game...

Not your best work, Looper.

the "da bomb' part was so cool, i didn't noticed myself either

Bruh everybody know who karen gillan especially mcu fans

Who's here after they saw the new jumanji?

That comment about the timetravel butterfly effect really depends on how tight knit the community is. People have this amazing ability to not care about things unless they feel like they're immediately concerned. When I was in high school one of the kids from the next class was kidnapped and held hostage for a few days. There wasn't much of a fuss when he disappeared, or when he returned. There was also a shop that was burgled and the owner murdered not too far from where I live, and life still goes on with little to no effect. Only the place's immediate neighbours were shaken by it.

I think i have a different understanding on the last part. I remember the guy said that he came back to the time when he was lost. So everyone in the town's memory of him being lost for quite a time has changed

I'll never get this time back. Watching this was like being trapped in a shit Jumanji game for 8.50 minutes

If anything y'all should have pointed out the fact that they broke the game at the end, which is bull. As an adult, reading the Jumanji book in elementary school, I know one thing is that you can never get rid of the Jumanji game.

I was 15 and noticed all these lol

Bruh, a girl wearing a crop top isn’t something to be so upset about as it’s just fashion. Normal women you see today also wear crop tops.

Isn't the jumanji console different from the PS? Didn't the board game transformed into a console.

I watched this movie 8 times in a row this morning I LOVE THIS FILM SO MUCH

Yeah the ending was wierd, not like the first one. Watched it yesterday and i actually enjoyed it.

I thought that it would end with them in the punishment room, and the Principal of the school seeing them more mature and saying: the punishment really worked!

I've seen that with the "different consoles" in multiple movies and series, I'm guessing it's some kind of tactic to not 'over-advertise' a specific console.

I don't think 15 counts as adult... but I got all of these. And one explanation for 6:52 is that time is immutable and will always correct itself. Even if they save a life, everything else will always turn out the same.

I'm 18, but i'm here just to make sure i didn't miss anything. 😅

2:44 tell me you don’t see Scarlett Johansson

“Getting jiggy wit it” entered conversation thanks to “Seinfeld.” I vividly remember the day it happened in 1997,

You don't need to be and adult to watch the original jumanji and get the reference.

am 19 & got em all damn I feel old

I thought at first he was one of the four. I was shocked he suddenly disappeared. 😂😂

Missed the sexual innuendo when Alex opens the snake basket and Bethany is on her knees *staring* at the snake

As an adult I'm happy that Karen is wearing a skimpy outfit, and she should throughout all of her movies :)

I thought that it spit you out at the exact moment it took you. So really it reset and him missing would mean nothing anyway. If the kids across the street went missing but then were put back right were they where at the moment they went missing (like jumanji) then nobody would notice and most people lifes wouldnt be affected

God god, I got fridge's arc. It's not an afterschool special, they don't have time to spell it out for you. The nerds learned to be brave, the self centered one learned to care for others and focus more on something besides her looks and the big man learned how to be small and vunerable. The fist bump at the end was meant to signify that they had become friends again.

Just watched this last night before I watched this movie and me and my mum noticed it together when she said “hello boys”

You want unresolved? Pretty sure they didn’t get anymore staples out of those magazines

I actually have to disagree about the ending. Rather than a Back to the Future kind of ending, showing small changes to the world, this should have stayed true to the original with a similar type of ending. Remember that, in the original, once the game was finished, Alan and Sarah found themselves as children again on the same night they originally started the game. Then, as adults, they sought out Judy and Peter, who had no recollection of the game whatsoever. Similarly, Welcome to the Jungle should have followed Alex upon his return and had him meet the others in the present without them remembering anything, then he could offer them guidance on improving themselves and fixing their respective issues based on his interactions with them. Having the movie follow the present group instead while still having Alex returned to his own time creates a massive plot hole. Namely, if Alex never disappeared, how would his console and the game have even been at the school for the group to play? Presumably, in the original timeline, his father donated the items to the school when he realized Alex wasn't coming home, but in the new timeline, Alex never disappeared, so his father wouldn't have done so. Furthermore, if Alex himself donated them, it still wouldn't work because, in this new timeline, he wouldn't be inside the game to meet the others. They clearly were going for something like on the series Timeless, where the previous timeline after a change to the past is only remembered by the people who were outside of the timeline when the change occurred, but in this situation it creates too many problems. They would have done better to stick with what was already established in the world of Jumanji with regards to changes in the timeline.

The Fridge did discover that there is more to life than brute force, and that he needs to become more knowledgeable as his character in the game was. His experience also reminded him of his friendship and to stop just using them.

EXCUSE ME I NOTICED THESE AND IM 11 [EDIT] D a m n I was c r I n g y

"uh you men always put women in skimpy outfits " , *throws kratos poster on his/her face *, guy kills everyone for over 10 years in his undies

wow that girl very cute .

AAAAAACTUALLLLY.... The fridge was thoughtful enough to drop a bowling ball on the Jumanji gaming system (as fruitless as that may turn out to be with magic and all), in an attempt to save any other person from undergoing a life threatening misadventure. You say he hasn't changed. I say that he is simply understated and humble about his newfound thoughtfulness toward society and its future. Regarding Alex's return, his family home showed family restoration. If a person is injured and they receive a scar, some will see the scar, some will not (depending upon where it is). To presume that because they are able to go back and prevent the scar, that the WHOLE TOWN is going to magically stop what they are doing and subconsciously throw a parade out of joy because of something they are not aware of happening or have little knowledge of to begin with. For example if after Carter, we had not had Reagan, Bush Sr., Clinton, Bush Jr., and Obama, would we be dancing in the streets, all because: 1) We do not have Trump as a President(likely because Clinton would have never have really had a national platform outside of of screwing over Walmart employees as a board member)? 2.) We do not have privatized prisons subsidizing police departments and lobbying politicians to funnel people to prison (often those with fewer resources, or as Hillary Rodham would call: "Super Predators) in effort to provide slave labor, among many other agenda? 3.) Afghanistan would likely not have grown with angst due to imperialist expansive mechanisms funded against them by Iran-Contra bleed-over efforts during the 80's war on drugs filtering drug profits and splitting a portion between any communism efforts in Nicaragua, Afghanistan (in support of Bin Laden insurgency), Iranian Intelligence initiatives? These are a few examples of many... Just because things are different, they may or may not be very notable depending upon the impact had by the change. For the sake of argument, let's say that Einstein and Joe-the-file-clerk are both good people... though it would take a number of file clerks to impact the shaping of history like an Albert Einstein. This is no sleight against Joe. But, he as an individual simply impacted society on different scale by entire ORDERS of magnitude.

Even I knew that Alan perish was in the first movie because I watched the first movie a thousand times! LOL:-)

Oh, no! Not sexy shots of a woman's body!

Alex paradox? Did you even watch the first Jumanji?

Alex never disappeared to anyone but Alex and the kids! He mentally and emotionally aged 20 years but because the game returns you to when and where you were when it took you, he remained the “same”. Remember Alan? He returned 22 years older and wiser but still physically a 13 year old boy.

The ending of that movie drove me crazy. How in the fuck could 20 years just be wiped and everything be back to normal? They really made it seem like nothing at all happened. This isn't Click, where Adam Sandler is on autopilot while he's speeding through time. I really did enjoy it, up until that point. Another thing, when you have one life and lose it, it goes to zero and that is technically your last life. At least that's the way it worked in all the game's I've ever played. That bugged me, too but I quickly and rather reluctantly put it aside.

They still say jiggy jiggy in Kenya.

While confidence problems like Spencer’s and Martha’s, and vanity issues like Bethany’s can be (unlikely but can be) changed by an attitude shift, problems like Fridge’s aren’t solved in a few minutes or over a weekend, so of course they didn’t magically get him back on the football team or his grades back on track instantly. I’d say they began helping him by having him remember Spencer is a ‘real’ person not just his geeky assistant and treating him better.

He can be a fan of Metallica and rap

If Jack black wore Karen gillans outfit

I see karen Gillan. I click.

"FAMILY FRIENDLY!" I mean..... you sure?

I don’t understand what’s so wrong with Ruby Roundhouse’s outfit. First of all, those aren’t booty shorts, secondly, how is she supposed to move easily and jump and do all those kicking/fighting moves in restricting clothing.

I literally understood all these things the first time I watched this,and I’m 14

Karen Gillan 👅.

A lot of people: *mentioning Nebula* Me: It’s Amy Pond too c’mon! Matt Smith?! Doctor Who?!

ok jumanji works like this. when a player finishes they go back to their timeline and seems like he was never absent. i thought everybody who watched the first jumanji knew that

fridge had an arc!? he respects spencer and learns that tables turn faster than you think