Jungle 2 Jungle
Comedy • PG • 1997 • 1 hr 45 min
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Cashing in on Tim Allen’s comedy. Take kid from the jungle and put him in the city. Dumb movie
Your typical fish out of water story that isn’t clever or funny
Couldn't keep my attention as a kid. Probably worse now
I remember enjoying this as a kid but so much is just cringe now, probably best to avoid altogether, there are way better movies out there
Tim allen goes to the jungle to adopt his Tarazan son and bring him back to New York. Wholesome.
This movie is so underrated I recommend watching just once Tim Allen is funny
The Russian subplot is mildly interesting but there’s not much else here to enjoy. Tim Allen does his regular jokes and they mostly miss.
Tim Allen on one of his typical coke binges in a very… outdated comedy
Weird Tim Allen family movie, with a plot that only could have been conceived in the 90’s
It's been so long since I've seen it, but it was pretty funny and has a good message from what I can remember of it. Need to rewatch I guess
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