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2017 · Movie · PG-13 · your starting pointIf Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is the itch, these scratch it — some louder, some quieter. Free ones first.
Movies like Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, ranked
1. Jumanji: The Next Level (2019)
The same ensemble cast reprises their mismatched-avatar comedy while navigating a redesigned jungle with fresh obstacles, maintaining the rapid-fire banter and physical humor that made the original's fish-out-of-water premise work.
2. Jungle (2017)
Jungle trades comedy for raw survival tension, but delivers the same immersive jungle setting and ensemble dynamic where mismatched characters must depend on each other to escape the wilderness alive.
3. Space Ninjas (2019)
Misfit teens trapped in an escalating survival scenario discover their only hope lies in quick thinking and unexpected teamwork, just as they're hunted by relentless adversaries through a confined, hostile environment.
4. The Jungle Book (2016)
Director Jon Favreau crafts the same blend of humor-laced action and lush jungle spectacle, where a mismatched group must rely on each other's unexpected strengths to survive escalating threats.
5. George of the Jungle (1997)
George's slapstick pratfalls and earnest charm amid jungle mayhem deliver the same lighthearted adventure tone, where bumbling heroes stumble through elaborate physical comedy while protecting their found-family companions.
6. Primate (2025)
The escalating survival stakes and claustrophobic group dynamics that force unlikely allies to overcome their differences mirror the high-pressure teamwork required to escape Jumanji's deadly game.
7. Space Jam (1996)
The Looney Tunes face off against aliens in a high-stakes competition where mismatched team members must overcome their differences and master an unfamiliar challenge to escape captivity.
8. Outlast: The Jungle (2026)
A diverse team navigates deadly jungle obstacles and interpersonal friction under time pressure, finding humor in the clash between ordinary people and an extraordinary environment that demands constant adaptation.
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