In the mid-1990s, Hollywood came to New Hampshire to film what would become a blockbuster hit starring Robin Williams. This ...

Jumanji: The Next Level is shaking things up completely from the first time around in the reboot of the classic. A star-studded cast, including Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Karen Gillan ...

In a new announcement we've learned he, along with the other "teen" characters in the last flick, will be returning for Jumanji: The Next Level. That said, Fridge will not be playing as Mouse ...

Keene, New Hampshire, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the original Jumanji film, which was shot in the town and ...

To survive all its levels and exit Jumanji, the four avatars — with the help of a stranded pilot (Nick Jonas) — must dodge Van Pelt’s goons and return the jewel. But it’s the characters ...

I loved all his characters. I thought that he was a character ... honors the original and pays enough homage to the legacy of Jumanji, but also is a stand-alone movie was just absolutely the ...

Jumanji 4 is confirmed for release in 2026, which could be a blessing in disguise for two of its lead actors. The rebooted ...

The unofficially titled Jumanji 3 is expected to bring back majority of the cast from Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, including Nick Jonas, Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Jack Black, and Kevin Hart.

While everyone gets used to having bodies and powers much different than their own, they have to navigate brand new areas of Jumanji while interacting with new characters and evading all new dangers.

That we get a few dashes of emotion by the time it's all through -- including a nice in-movie homage to Alan Parrish, Robin Williams' character from the original "Jumanji" -- is a sweet bonus.

It will also reimagine Jumanji as a video game rather than a board game, and none of the original cast is signed on to appear. Jumanji star Kristen Dunst even admitted last week that she wasn't ...

To the editor: When I glanced at the “Jumanji” cast photo with an article on the front page of the print Los Angeles Times’ Jan. 24 Business section, I was struck by the discrepancy in attire.