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Sure, this is generally the same story structure as the first, the characters are trapped in a video game and have to win it to get out, but I found Jumanji: the Next Level to be a fairly entertaining time.
The movie's biggest strength is it is just having fun. Humor works pretty well, though a bit about the two elderly new comers to the game Eddie and Milo having trouble understanding what is going was stretched way too long. The characters all still work well off each of each other.
The action is bigger than the first and pretty impressive. I liked that their are more animal threats in this, which make the events feel more diverse. The film looks nice. The location is shifted from the traditional jungle to other exotic locales keeping things fresh.
The best new additions are Eddied, the crotchety old guy, and Milo, the affable but long-winded old guy. These guys serve as fresh new eyes to the world of Jumanji and are pretty funny, but their best aspect is their interactions with each other and the personal story of how these two once friends became estranged.
The cast playing the video game avatars that the characters become continue to do a great job. This time, some of them are given a chance to play different people. Everyone's pretty versatile. Awkwafina's in this and she is equally talented. I'm disappointed that Danny Devito and Danny Glover as the real world Eddie and Milo aren't in more of this, because I felt these were one of their best roles.
We really didn't need Nick Jonas back in this. He's mainly here because he was in the last one. The guy doesn't add much, especially since the cast is a little full as it is. Also, I felt the part of the introduction with real world Spencer (Alex Wolff) was a little rushed.
The villain in this Jurgen the Brutal (Rory McCann) has a little more to him than the paper-thin villain from the last film but not by much. You probably won't think of him after seeing this.
Overall, I liked the first movie, because the concept was fresher but this is a fun ride.

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GoWatchIt. She was due to play Dolly in the West End this summer; and appear as Her Maj on the small screen in the fifth and final season of Netflix’s smash hit drama (with filming to start next year) They're the cream of leading roles: Dolly Gallagher Levi, the meddlesome matchmaker from legendary musical Hello, Dolly. And Her Majesty the Queen, in The Crown. And Olivier award-winning actress Imelda Staunton scored a coup by snaring both. She was due to play Dolly in the West End this summer; and appear as Her Maj on the small screen in the fifth and final season of Netflix ’s smash hit drama (with filming to start next year). But Dolly is now making way for the Queen, with news that the musical has been rescheduled for two years down the line. The decision to shift the show was taken because of the impact of the pandemic on the theatre industry; and to allow Staunton to honour her filming commitments to The Crown. The musical’s producers are insistent that, in the words of the show’s title tune, Dolly won’t never ever go away. She’ll just have to wait for her entrance. ‘Regrettably, we’ve got to postpone Hello, Dolly — but she’ll be back, ’ Michael Harrison told me on Wednesday. ‘We’re still doing it. But we’ve just got to pick it up when Imelda’s schedule allows. ’ The lavish production had been due to start rehearsals in July, and begin performances on August 11 at the Adelphi. Every role had been cast, and designer Rae Smith had created models and sketches of sets and costumes. Director Dominic Cooke had a full Dolly mixture of ideas for the extravagant production with its cast of 34 and 18-piece orchestra. Its limited, 30-week run was designed to allow Staunton to honour her commitments to The Crown, in 2021. But it seems increasingly clear that big London musical houses won’t open again until next year. So now Imelda will return to the role of Dolly after she’s finished portraying the sovereign. Imelda accedes to the throne following the reigns of Claire Foy and Olivia Colman. (Oscar-winner Colman’s turn as the monarch ends when season four is streamed on Netflix later this year. ) This column broke the news of Staunton’s casting last November It’s possible that filming on The Crown will now begin in spring of next year. With shooting likely to continue for several months, it means she won’t be available to do Dolly until 2022. ) This column broke the news of Staunton’s casting last November. She will film ten episodes of the show and the storylines could well include the Queen’s ‘Annus Horribilis’ speech at the Guildhall in November 1992. During the event, marking the 40th anniversary of her accession to the throne, she commented (with masterly understatement) that it had not been ‘a year on which I shall look back with undiluted pleasure’. The previous months had seen the separation of the Prince of Wales and Princess Diana; the publication of Andrew Morton’s sensational book on the state of Charles and Diana’s marriage; Princess Anne’s divorce; the separation of the Duke and Duchess of York (photos of the duchess having her toes sucked by American John Bryan didn’t help). And on top of that, Windsor Castle almost burned down. She will film ten episodes of the show and the storylines could well include the Queen’s ‘Annus Horribilis’ speech at the Guildhall in November 1992 (pictured) Peter Morgan, creator of The Crown, told me earlier this year that the Nineties were a period of ‘turbulence’ for the monarchy, particularly the crisis following Diana’s death in August, 1997. There was to be more sadness when Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother died within seven weeks of each other in early 2002. But back to Hello, Dolly business: ticketholders will be refunded their money. They need do nothing but wait until they are contacted by those they purchased their tickets from. ‘Who knows what the West End landscape will be like when Imelda’s ready? ’ Harrison said. ‘If we can’t get the Adelphi back, we’ll play somewhere else — and make the announcement in due course. ’ Other major parts in Hello, Dolly had gone to Andy Nyman, Jenna Russell, Harry Hepple, Tyrone Huntley and Clare Halse. ‘Once dates are confirmed we’re hopeful the entire company, as planned, will reunite, ’ Harrison added. Dominic Cooke and Imelda forged a bond when he directed her in the glorious production of Follies at the National Theatre. Of his new project, Cooke said that while it has ‘glitz, fun, comedy... and great numbers’, Hello, Dolly is also ‘about people coming back to life after suffering loss’. ‘It’s about a woman going back out into the world. ’ We can understand that; and as the song goes, we’ll be ready to take her wrap and welcome her back, once a new date is set. Norway was once voted the world’s happiest country. And now they’ve made an engrossing TV drama called State Of Happiness. Like most Scandi drama it’s not the most cheerful — but it is darn good. Set in the late 1960s, the eight-part series explores what happens to the residents of a small fishing town, struggling to survive as North Sea cod and herring supplies dwindle, when a foreign conglomerate strikes oil. Sex, betrayal, black gold — and herring! What more could you ask for. Catch it on BBC4 iPlayer. And now they’ve made an engrossing TV drama called State Of Happiness Watch out for... Lauren Samuels, who will star in and direct a self-filmed version of Jason Robert Brown’s 2001 two-hander musical The Last Five Years. It follows the lives of Cathy (Samuels), an actress; and Jamie (played by Danny Becker, of Aladdin and The Prince Of Egypt), her overbearing, aspiring novelist husband. The show’s perfect for these isolating times. It begins with a sorrowful number sung by Cathy as her marriage to Jamie ends. Each scene switches between the two as they sing about the happy-sad times of their courtship and wedding, and how it all unravelled as he found success while she did not. Samuels, a favourite of mine since she starred in the musical of Bend It Like Beckham, has been filming herself and directing Becker performing his scenes. The completed production will be streamed online by producers Jamie Lambert and Eliza Jackson from Thursday June 25 through Saturday June 27 at 7. 30pm. A limited number of electronic ‘tickets’ will be available at £8 each. For details visit It follows the lives of Cathy (Lauren Samuels), an actress pictured left; and Jamie (played by Danny Becker, of Aladdin and The Prince Of Egypt, pictured right), her overbearing, aspiring novelist husband.