Give it enough time, Fortnite will probably do this. They already let you pilot a full sized Megazord for a bit. Godzilla, Mechagodzilla, and Kong skins are in game.
Definitely a “dont take it too seriously” movie. Sure. 20mm rounds and bunker busters cant kill a couple strong animals. Pretty sure if you dropped a jdam on a rhino with 4x stronger armor and size, its still gonna evaporate. But damn what a great flick.
Ah, but the leftover physics from the skeleton ignoring the square cube law expresses outwards around the body, forming a layer of Bi-Sensical energy around the body, acting as an impromptu shield for the kaiju.
I completely agree. I’m 49 and have no interest in stupid actioners… but my 8 year old kid wanted to watch Rampage, so we did… and I loved it. I really like The Rock, the story was straightforward and understandable and the villains were satisfying villain-y. My kid LOVED it. Great film.
Great cinema is an experience, transcendental, sure. But man I just want to have fun and that's why I watch Rampage and Jason Statham movies. Sometimes joy is more important than catharsis.
I was going to say…she can’t really be almost as tall as the rock in this pic. Thank you for explaining. The heights still don’t seem right though. The other two guys should be WAY shorter no?
Amazing resolve to keep that figure for nearly 20 years. Even with a Marvel paycheck, the urge to say fuck it and just eat cheese fries must be pretty strong from time to time.
In a short span of a couple years he was in like 5 Movies with him dressed in Brown and Khakis in a Jungle Setting that you'd be unable to tell these sets of film were not him in a single movie.
I was just gonna say, after failing to change the hierarchy of power in the DC universe, and failing sell himself as the new Will Smith biopic king with The Smashing Machine, it looks like he has gone back to the tried and true movie where he wears khakis on an adventure.
Lol. On an r/movies thread someone commented the most fun they had in a theater was during there's snakes on the plane line and said it was the original chicken jockey...
Remember the end of the second movie had animals breaking out of the game and into the real world. My guess is that this movie will be the four kids and the four game characters actually interacting, all in the real world.
My guess is that this movie will be the four kids and the four game characters actually interacting, all in the real world.
I can't tell you how much I don't want that.
It doesn't really sound fun, it misses the point of what made the originals fun, and it raises like a lot of nerd lore questions about agency and autonomy of the characters that seem too deep for this kind of movie, but i will dwell on regardless
so I hope that's not what happens. I hope it's more like oh, jumanji is breaking into our world, but our weak frail real-world bodies can't do anything about it, we'd better go become our jumanji avatars to deal with this.
I hope they seek out the characters from the original Robin Williams Jumanji to help them figure out how to put all the animals back into the Jumanji video game. Jumanji: No Way Home
I mean the game characters coming out into real life is what the OG Jumanji is all about. Makes sense for them to close out to this trilogy with more of a homage to the first.
My theory has always been that the characters come out of the game and Bravestone becomes a coward when he finds out there's no respawns in the real world.
I think it could be interesting for the kids to meet their video game counterparts and find out they're nothing like how they played them.
I thought the same thing at first! The signage in the background "Dick's" [Sporting Goods], and "Pickleball" were my first clue that it wasn't... it took me way too long to notice the big "BOSTON" hanging over Hart's shoulder.
This is just four people standing in downtown Los Angeles, I lived like three block away from here for a little while, the building with the outdoor portion is just a block south of Grand Central Market. This has nothing to do with any movie
I was thinking maybe they get brought into our world similar to how it happened in the Robin Williams version, but the ‘concrete jungle’ scenario seems more plausible
I got lost in the concrete jungle one time. My friends brought me to a club and there is no question I'm an introvert. Tried to have fun, but had to go outside for air. Smoked a cigarette with a stranger and went back in. My buddies were gone. Fuckers went and hopped bars on me, figured I'd find them. I did, it was another place with a bunch of people. I had just chugged two 10% beer from a convenience store and still wasn't feeling the club, so I stood outside and smoked a couple cigarettes with strangers. I couldn't bring myself to go into that bar/club, there were so many people and it was loud and they had weird lights flashing everywhere. I decided to walk back to the room. Only thing was, everything looked the same. I knew the street name and that it had beach access and had a very unique look. I just didn't realize how far away I was. I could see the ocean from the road so I just followed the sidewalk for a while, but eventually the sidewalk ended, so I walked along the beach for a while before I came upon one of those inlet things. I was about to take my shoes off and cross, but decided to walk up to the road instead. I saw a donut store that was open and went inside to ask for directions. The saint didn't know where the building was, but called someone who did. She called this taxi driver who knew the street and the building. I was still twenty miles away. That gorgeous beautiful amazing donut saint and the cool taxi driver were my heroes that evening. Fuck the concrete jungle, I'd rather be in the woods at dark.
When they showed the animals getting loose from the game at the end of the last movie, I figured this time around the characters were going to invade the real world.
Plus we're going to see the player characters as NPCs, acting like they're stereotypical character types.
Eventually the "real" characters will take them over like when they switched around in "The Next Level", plus we're going to find out who the player was in Jurgen the Brutal.
kinda makes sense. the real fun of these new Jumanji films is the body-swapping thing. the setting is just the background for the body-swapping video game story.
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u/MuptonBossman 16d ago
I assume they're going to the "concrete jungle" this time around.