Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you're a fan of the look and feel of the Jumanji board game from the movie you'll enjoy this. My only gripe would be that I wish they would've made the wood design of the cover a little lighter. More authentic to color of wood grain. This is still good addition to your steel book collection.

GREAT movie very clever a instant original I can’t wait for the sequel but........ it didn’t come with a slip cover and it has one in the picture

They tried to release Jumanji on Blu-Ray years ago, but it was a terrible quality. Now, they tried again due to the Jumanji sequel and with Robin Williams's passing. How does the end result fare? The video is amazing. How amazing? Sony did a 4K and non-4K variant of the restoration of this movie. This Blu-Ray has a 1080p quality version of the 4K scan (for those who don't need 4K). And it is easily among the best looking Blu-Rays I have ever owned. The sound is still great. Let's put it that way. The extras are unexpectedly great. Not many Blu-Rays get supplemental material unless they are getting a studio-specific treatment (like Shout Factory or Criterion Collection). This release offers a good amount of extra content to enjoy. If you want the 4K copy, the 4K quality video and the Dolby Atmos sound are the only real upgrades over this. Otherwise, you have one of Robin Williams's best movies getting an unexpectedly great treatment and release.

Was waiting for while for Jumanji to come out in 4k. I truly enjoyed it's original release back in 1995. But, I reluctant to purchase another 4k restoration. This is due to the fact that past restorations to 4k were a disappointment. This was not the case, I was surprised at the video and the Dolby Atmos sound quality. Even though some if the CGI effect don't look right, its only for a short moment. This is a classic Robin Williams movie that you can enjoy with the family.

I not only love this movie, but to see and feel the steelbook is incredible. However, whether you own this Robin Williams classic in steelbook or in its original pressing, you will be very impressed. The 4k release breathes new life to this all time favorite and with the bonus of Dolby Atmos, the drum scenes are incredible.

I hadn't seen the movie in many years, but remembered enjoying it, so I jumped at the chance to see it in 4K and picked up the 4K bluray. The CGI affects were not great by modern comparison, but the film was still entertaining overall. It was nice to see Robin Williams again and he handed in a good performance. I was surprised by how much I still liked watching the film. The 4K was okay (as good as the film elements allowed) but not as impressive as modern films shot digitally. Like all 35mm films of this era, you will see film grain.

Glad to have bought the blu-ray at a low price. The recent Jumanji films of released don't come close to this original.

I remember I thought the world of this movie as a kid. Now, its just light fun with some intense stuff. The new bonuses are worth at least a rent. The blooper reel has some really funny highlights (watch Robin give the pelican the bird) and the two deleted scenes added on are the stuff legends are made of...we get to see what gifts Judy and Peter got for Christmas and who is the new owner of Parish Shoes. They are cute moments and I can see why they were cut. Overall, not a bad buy for fans of Jumanji.

Excellent movie featuring the late, great Robin Williams in one of his commonly-forgotten roles. It's got an awesome child-fantasy set-up--events of the title board game cross over with the real-world--and Williams is heartbreaking as a child-in-a-man's body that tragically grew up without truly enjoying his childhood. Similar plot in the pseudo-sequel Zathura, but without relying on the child actors to carry the movie. (Although they are much better in this film.) You get the DVD and Blu-ray for one low price, in case you haven't upgraded all your devices yet.

I obsessively collect steelbooks. Ask any number of the associates at the Monroeville store, and I am sure a couple would tell you I am a familiar face. The release of Jumanji on steelbook was brilliant. The most important thing about it to me, though, is that the packaging pay homage to the movie. Stamped metal to give the appearance of the original game box was a stroke of design genius. It may be one of the steelbooks I love most, and I have a lot of them.

Robin William's passing reminded me of his acting genius. I saw the DVD and had to add it to my collection. Williams has always remained a child at heart and never lost his imagination and creativity. Jumanji in particular, a story about youth and imagination vs. being adult in the responsible world, is a great reminder of his character. This wild and visually spectacular movie captures your attention and pulls you in to its adventure. You'll let remembering what it feels like to be a kid and wanting to play with yoru neighbor too.

Already seen this movie when it was first shown in the theater many years ago. Looking forward to the latest Jumanji movie that will be hitting the theaters soon. While i enjoyed the first installment of the movie once again. Im much more inclined to accept that the newer version has better efforts and is more entertaining. Obtain at a great price for this classic.

I have not seen the original Jumanji since it first came out in theaters, and I recall at that time that I did not enjoy it very much (I was quite young at the time). As an adult, I can appreciate the film more for what it was trying to do, as well as the darker themes that the film presents. The image quality is excellent and it was great to rediscover a film from my youth that I appreciate more as an adult than as a child.

I saw Jumanji in the theaters almost a quarter of a century ago and I remembered enjoying it. With the release of the new sequel I was surprised to see that I did not have the original in my collection and that the original was not now available at a very low price. I bought it anyway to see before I see the new one. I enjoyed it again even more than the first time and now looking forward to the current release.

The movie is a classic and the Steelbook itself has its own game on the inside for when you watch the movie. That’s a really cool detail plus the steelbook itself looks great. It’s not the best quality steelbook though.

1995's JUMANJI was always one of those movies that never looked "perfect" on home video, but that has all changed now with the new UHD release. Stunning to watch, extremely sharp and wonderfully detailed - this is the only way to own this classic. And the steelbook is incredible. It looks like a mini copy of the game, and it makes you feel like you are right there in the movie. Go get it!

You've probably already seen this movie, so I won't talk about the movie itself. This blu-ray edition improves upon the previous release so much. The picture is near perfect for a movie that's over 20 years old. The soundtrack is a bit weak, but serviceable. There are several special features added for this release, so I'd recommend picking it up if you're a fan.

This is a fun movie with comic genius Robin Williams. As a boy, the hero is pulled in to a game and spends many years trapped. When he finally escapes, he comes home to a much different world than he left as time passed. He meets up with an old friend and chaos ensues. This is a fun movie meant to entertain you and make you laugh and it succeeds WELL at that.

I like the transfer and steelbook the fact that looks like the boardgame is pretty cool. I also own the steelbook of welcome to the jungle 2 pack that comes with old school Jumanji. But this one here is better.

This is a great 90's film with great CGI (for the time), with classic themes of friendship, honesty, and love. With the release of the newer JJumanji It was necessary to upgrade from the old DVD to show my children the original in full Blu ray glory, and great digital copy for on the go viewing.