Atom User Reviews for Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
This movie surprised me all over. I was hesitant to see it loving the original so much, but they really made this movie it's own thing and it is funny as hell! I like the throw backs to the original and I love their take on the inner world of Jumanji.
This is so much better than the previews!
Don't waste your money
Don’t waste your time or money... not funny
Awfully bad
Jumanji was excellent! Absolutely hilarious. The acting was fantastic. The whole audience was LOL and getting into it. Jack Black was perfect and I love when The Rock and Kevin Hart work together. A must see!
Good for the family!
It is a funny movie. You don’t regret to watching
An incredible movie.
It could have been better without the cussing.
very funny
Has everything u would want in,a movie!
Solid
Don't get me wrong, it's entertaining. But i just feel like the previos Jumanji movie is way better, they shouldn't have tried to make a funny movie but a real Jumanji movie
this was hilarious must see
not as good as the original, but as a stand alone its a funny.movie.
a very good, amazing and funny movie. i love it
it was ok nothing special
Jack Black as Bethany is a must see he plays her so well kudos to him
awesome
Funniest movie I’ve seen in a while
It was a very good movie
I thought the movie was great and full of excitement.
Great cast and special effects.
loved it. Good not great, family will enjoy.
Seriously one of my Favorite Movies of all time! Kevin Hart is hilarious! Whole cast Rocks....no pun intended lol
To be in a video game, I imagined there would have been more video game concepts, along with a tad more action. Still a great movie that I would recommend to others. Very funny.
Was not a fan of the first one, so I was skeptical about seeing this one. I am glad I did. It was great from beginning to end! Would even pay to see it again!!
Haha! Adults acting like quirky young teens.
Forget comparing it with the original, it's a new story with new characters - not a remake! Great fun movie - nothing deep, just a well acted, fun romp in the jungle for some 'teens' - who aren't ...
Great movie that respects the original. Not a remake but not truly a sequel.
Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black are a great team!
Its a good 🍿 flick.
In my opinion, it was great, funny and refreshing. I would definitely see it again.
Really funny, the whole audience was laughing throughout the movie.
Fun movie to watch with your family. Some nods towards the original movie, but you don't need to have seen the original movie to get the full enjoyment.
Such a fun movie. I would see it again.
absolutely loved this Movie!!!
Really fun and enjoyable movie. Cast blended well, story was interesting, very creative. 5 stars for a successful execution of a beloved movie.
awesome
It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t good
We really enjoyed the movie! We will be buying this on dvd to add to our collection!
the best jumanji movie ever !!
It was awesome and funny movie love it totally see it again!!
loved it. very funny and enjoyable
A great movie to watch and change of pace from the more recent releases.
great movie, would go see again.
#Dwayne Johnson is my 2nd husband!!! super hot!!
it was such a great movie!!
movie was ok. completely different than the original. don't complete this one to the original, it's a completely different vibe. as a standalone, the movies works, it's funny and enjoyable for families.
Metacritic
The group’s thematically, comedically broad inversion of the source material is consistently entertaining, and squeezes in some nicely played character growth to boot.
Jumanji: Welcome to The Jungle is the Christmas tentpole release that aims to please and succeeds, a funny family entertainment product that subverts more expectations than it was obligated to contractually.
The mildly amusing Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is further proof that even the stalest whiff of brand recognition has become preferable to originality. Only part of the blame for that belongs to the studios, but after cannibalizing themselves for much of the last 20 years, Hollywood has clearly eaten their way down to the crumbs.