Jumanji

Jumanji (1995) is an American film directed by Joe Johnston and starring Kirsten Dunst, Robin Williams, Bonnie Hunt and Bradley Pierce. It is based on a 32-page children's story by Chris Van Allsburgpublished in 1981 and received the National Book Award for Illustration and Randolph Caldecott Medal for best illustrated book. Initially, Van Allsburg was reluctant to sell the copyright forbringing the story to the big screen, as the book sold very well. Initially the script was written by the writer and the two writers hired, but his ideas were different and Van Allsburg believed that qualitywas paramount film the script. In the end, it would have seven different versions written by nine writers.

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In 1969, two boys bury a chest containing a dangerous object in the forest nearBrantford, New Hampshire. In 1969, the 12-year-old Alan Parrish flees from a gang of thugs at the shoe factory owned by his father, Sam, where he meets his friend Carl Bentley, one of Sam'semployees. When Alan accidentally damages a machine and blasting a new design for sports shoes, Carl accepts the blame and loses his job. Outside the factory, after the thugs stole his bike, Alan hears thesound of tribal drums and follows them to a construction site and finds a box containing a board game called "Jumanji".

Alan takes the game, after an argument with her ​​father decides to leave home,but now it appears his friend Sarah Whittle, the former girlfriend of the leader of the bullies, to return your bike. The two begin a game of Jumanji, which works in a strange way: When a player rollsthe dice, the player's piece moves and a message on the board. When Alan makes his first move, is drawn by the board and is trapped in the jungle and will only be released when a player removes afive or an eight, but Sarah panics and leaves the game after being attacked by African bats.

Twenty-six years later, in 1995, Judy (Kirsten Dunst) and Peter Shepherd (Bradley Pierce) move into the...