Greg McLean. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. In the pursuit of self-discovery and authentic experiences, the Israeli backpacker, Yossi Ghinsberg, meets a cryptic Austrian geologist in La Paz, Bolivia, and captivated by his engrossing stories of lost tribes, uncharted adventures and even gold, decides to follow him, circa Without delay and accompanied by the good friends, Kevin, an American photographer, and Marcus, a Swiss teacher, they join an expedition led by their seasoned trail-leader, deep into the emerald and impenetrable Amazonian rainforest.
However, as the endless and inhospitable jungle separates the inexperienced team, before long, Yossi will find himself stranded in the depths of a nightmarish environment crawling with formidable and tireless adversaries.
How can one escape this green maze? Action Adventure Biography Drama Thriller. Rated R for language and some drug use. Did you know Edit. Trivia It would have been impossible for McLean to condense all of Ghinsberg's trials into one movie, which unfortunately left out: When Ghinsberg woke up covered in leeches.
When Ghinsberg slipped down a slope and impaled his rectum on a broken stick. When Ghinsberg woke up to find a swarm of termites eating patches of his skin where he'd urinated on himself.
Goofs About 15 minutes in, as they first embark into the Bolivian jungle, they see a pair of Oriental Pied Hornbill Anthracoceros albirostris birds which are native to Asia. User reviews Review. Top review. Heart pounding survival story. A mysterious guide takes an enthusiastic adventurer and his friend into the Amazon jungle, but their journey turns deadly as the darkest element of the human nature and threats of the wild force them to fight for survival.
In , Israel-born Ghinsberg on whose account the film is about follows a charming but deeply untrustworthy Austrian, Karl Ruprecter Thomas Kretschmann , into the wilderness of Bolivia on the promise of finding a lost tribe and hopefully some gold along the way.
Ghinsberg persuades two of his backpacking friends played by Australian actors Alex Russell and Joel Jackson to go along. Anybody who has lost their bearings on a hike for even a moment can understand the heart pounding panic portrayed in the film, along with the delicate state ones friendship might be when taking on nature's harshness.
Greg does a tremendous job of putting us in Yossi's shoes, as he faces starvation, quick sand, skin worms, flashbacks and hallucinations. Radcliffe immerses himself entirely into the physical demands of this role and the result is a traumatic journey from which it's tough to see any positive outcome.
Language is high here but there is also quite a bit of nudity, male rear nudity, female nudity and a woman in lingerie undressing. Details Edit. Release date October 20, United States. Australia Colombia United Kingdom. Arclight Films Kojo. English Spanish German. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 55 minutes. Forgot your password? Thanks for signing up to yts. Javascript not supported on your browser, please enable Javascript in order to fully utilize the website.
Available in: 3D. BluRay p. WEB p. WEB Download Subtitles. If you torrent without a VPN, your ISP can see that you're torrenting and may throttle your connection and get fined by legal action! In a brand-new Jumanji adventure, four high-school kids discover an old video-game console and are drawn into the game's jungle setting, literally becoming the adult avatars they chose. What they discover is that you don't just play Jumanji--you must survive it. To beat the game and return to the real world, they must go on the most dangerous adventure of their lives, discover what Alan Parrish left 20 years ago, and change the way they think about themselves --or they'll be stuck in the game forever, to be played by others without break.
Parental Guide. Will admit to not expecting much. The advertising didn't have me completely sold, was worried as to whether it would be fun or turn into puerile immaturity and wasn't sure about the cast entirely.
Saw it anyway being someone who wanted to see as many films as possible, who has seen their fair share and likes films intended to be escapist fun, who loves the Jumanji premise and who has fondness for the Robin Williams film. It may not be a masterpiece or great, but it clearly strived to be glossy escapist fun and succeeded very well in that. Do prefer the earlier film but other than the title and the basic premise 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' to me seemed like its own take and should stand on its own.
Can see definitely why it won't appeal, and hasn't appealed to though on the most part have seen more positivity than negativity , some. Didn't care for the first twenty minutes or so in the real world. It didn't have an awful lot of momentum in a first act that was just setting things up and took too long to do so, was awkward at times in the writing and the acting was far more comfortable and interesting once we got to Jumanji.
Most of the performances are fine once the film got going, but for me Nick Jonas was very bland and while more subdued than he usually is Kevin Hart for me sometimes grated though at other points he is amusing , the rapid loudmouth shtick is going to be a very acquired taste. However, 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' was highly successful in its aim of being glossy fun escapism.
The film is two hours but once we're in Jumanji they fly by. Although the story can be extremely predictable and the outcomes not surprising, the lively energy, the exciting thrills, thrilling action and suitably nail-biting but not intensely so sense of peril more than compensates.
As do the witty script, that has the right dose of humour and surprising heart and even with the profanity from Hart it doesn't ever get too crude or puerile, and ace visual effects. Jumanji is colourfully rendered and mostly the film is nicely shot and more than capably directed. The music is rousing and pleasant to listen to and the ending is cosy and surprisingly poignant, which one doesn't expect yet it doesn't jar too much.
Dwayne Johnson smoulders in intensity and charisma, in terms of acting style it is very familiar territory for Johnson but he does it well and that's all that matters.
Bobby Cannavale is suitably formidable villain, if somewhat underused. Absolutely agree with everybody who says that Jack Black steals the show, he has the funniest lines and moments which are plenty and it is perhaps his best performance since 'School of Rock'.
The character interplay, which the film is heavy on, really sparkles. In conclusion, fun and surprisingly good film if not a great one. The rest is merely so-so by Hollywood standards, but at least it's inoffensive and fast-paced, so there's little to dislike. Just not too much to love either. The plotting is one of the worst things about this, with a generic, barely-glimpsed villain and random action scenes utilising barely-impressive CGI animal effects.
Of the cast, Kevin Hart is quite funny, but I found Jack Black bland and Karen Gillan to be completely out of her depth; the obvious doubling in every one of her fight scenes also gets to be a little much. Spencer is caught doing the homework of the football playing former childhood friend Fridge. Self-obsessed Bethany disrupts a test with her phone use.
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