Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle didn’t accurately set up a sequel

2017’s Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle didn’t correctly fix up a sequel, with the offensive videogame console once a board game in the 1995 original Jumanji finished at the end of the movie and, smoothly, our heroes possibly reaching the point of their passionate journeys.

And though, just two years later the franchise is back with Jumanji: The Next Level – and at the end of this movie, another listing in the series seems far more likely, with a post-credits display setting up an interesting new basis.

At the end of the movie, lead roles Spencer, Fridge, Martha, Bethany and their buddies have achieved to defeat the Jumanji game once more, Spencer seems to have solved his problems and all is well but as the gang leader to a diner for a victory mess, trouble is moving back at Spencer’s house.

In a post-credits view which comes very soon a heating engineer performed by New Girl’s Lamorne Morris is driven down to the basement by Spencer’s mother, only to find the partly crushed Jumanji console and begin to examine it. The results of his research aren’t marked correctly but back at the diner, the children start to hear the trademark thumping drums of Jumanji usually indicating threat is coming like a pack of violent ostriches race down the streets of their town.

At the very end of the credits, the Jumanji drums and a single ostrich squawk can also listen, showing that there’s further to come from this latest Considering hoping it’s not just a joke, this conclusion could signal the way prepared for an upcoming new Jumanji sequel technically the fourth or fifth movie in the saga.

if you count 2005 movie Zathura which some say takes spot in the identical world but the third with the current cast line-up where the videogame world of Jumanji starts to attack our own world.

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