Director:
Joe JohnstonCámara:
Thomas E. AckermanMúsica:
James HornerReparto:
Robin Williams, Jonathan Hyde, Kirsten Dunst, Bradley Pierce, Bonnie Hunt, Bebe Neuwirth, David Alan Grier, Patricia Clarkson, Adam Hann-Byrd, James Handy (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
La película empieza en 1869, cuando dos chicos entierran un cofre cerca de Keene, Nueva Hampshire, preocupados de deshacerse de su contenido y de que éste nunca sea hallado por nadie, pero si alguien lo encuentra le piden a dios que se apiade de su alma. Después de 25 años atrapado en el juego de Jumanji, Alan se ve liberado. Pero ahí no acaban sus desventuras, dado que tendrá que seguir luchando para salvar a sus amigos, su casa y su ciudad de las horribles criaturas que salen del juego. (Columbia TriStar)
(más)Reseñas (4)
Back in the day it was one of my favourite movies, but now I prefer other stuff. So at least 3*.
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A magical adventure for the whole family by Chris Van Allsburg from the days when going to the movie theater still counted for something. All my life I've loved the story with Kirsten Dunst about losing your parents and the mysterious game that makes you live through 26 years in the jungle. It has great special effects for its time, good acting, and unfortunately, now just a memory of Robin Williams.
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A bit out of necessity I was forced to reach for this fairytale-like family adventure, but in the end I don't regret it. The whole thing relies a lot on Williams, which is probably a bit wrong for a film with such an interesting premise and such good effects, and yet couldn't tear myself away from it and had more fun than I ever hoped for. Jumanji is a classic story for younger children, and that's how the whole film should be viewed – not amazing, but still a guarantee of great entertainment for a brisk Sunday afternoon that would certainly bring a welcome addition to our TV screens. I actually don't know why I'd never caught it on TV before. 70%
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Even as a child, I liked this movie a lot and nothing has changed about that even after years. Well, okay, those digital creatures don't seem as cool to me anymore, but the whole idea revolving around a game coming to life is simply great and still captivates me. It's sometimes a bit simple and cliché, but it still has immense charm for me.
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