On this past few weeks, I watched The Hobbit (1,2,3 ) , Jumanji, and  Night At the Museum Secret of the Tomb. From all of the movies I watched, Jumanji, even this movie was an old movie, was the most interesting movie for me.

 Jumanji is a magical board game that can make anything appear to the real world. There was a writing on the side of the board saying: “Jumanji a game for those who seek to find a way to leave their world behind. You roll the dice to move your token Double gets another turn the first player to reach the end wins. Adventurers beware Do not begin unless you intend to finish. The exciting consequence of the game will vanish only when a player has reached Jumanji and called its name.” 

Alan, a boy who bullied found Jumanji and played with a girl named Sarah. Alan was trapped inside Jumanji and can only go out when someone rolls an eight or a five. Sarah ran away because she was scared. 

25 years later a sibling, Peter and Judy found Jumanji in the attic and released Alan. Alan searched for Sarah to play with them. they got through dangerous plants, a stampede and more from the game and finished it. Alan and Sarah came back to the time when they started playing.

Sometimes movies can teach us a thing or two. This movie teaches us that we must face our problems and finish it. e.g. Sarah did not finish the game causing Alan to be trapped. When they finished the game, Alan and Sarah was back in their time.