Jumanji Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

The Rock plays the video game character Dr. Smolder Bravestone. When he discovers his strength is smoldering, he looks into the distance. If you have subtitles on, it clarifies what he is doing.

The gun shop owner asks Van Pelt if he's a postal worker while he's buying the gun. This is due to an increase in workplace violence taking place around that time involving U.S. Postal workers, bringing about the commonly used phrase "going postal."

The owner of Nora's Diner is played by Bebe Neuwirth. She also played Aunt Nora in the original Jumanji (1995).

The monkeys raid the television shop, the scene playing on the tv is the flying monkeys attacking in The Wizard of Oz.

When the hunter, Van Pelt, enters the gun store to purchase a weapon with a large amount of gold, the Mexico National Anthem is heard playing in the background. The Mexican Government did not like this due to what it implied and so the score was changed for Mexico screenings.

There is a rock formation of a giant snake (similar to the Rhino posted by someone else)

There is a rock formation that looks like a snake

Jurgen The Brutal's fortress is on Mt. Zhatmire. The words Zhat & Mire both mean pubic hair in 2 different Indian languages.

Alan tries to convince Carl that he knows him by recalling he used to be called "Soleman" at the Parrish shoe factory. In the beginning of the movie this moniker is emblazoned on Carl's apron.

Alan tells Sarah how to save him before he even gets to the jungle

The character, Sarah Whittle, becomes a psychic in the original timeline. After finishing the game Sarah Whittle goes back in time but retains all memories, this means she can remember the future, essentially making her a legitimate psychic in the altered timeline.

The guards' vests are just animal faces.

The 'missing piece' is signified by an elephant...which was the same animal as Robin Williams character's piece in the original Jumanji

Paid tribute to Robin Williams' character, Alan Parrish, by showing us the treehouse he built in the jungle. The treehouse's new owner, Alex Vreeke/Jefferson 'Seaplane' McDonough, was also named after the street Alan lived on.

When the jewel is put back in the panther the ground flashes like the map of the boardgame in the original.

The shack Alex lives in was built by Alan Parrish, Robin Williams' character in the original Jumanji.

" character Seaplane McDonough has been trapped inside the game since 1996. He references Will Smith's song, "Gettin' Jiggy wit it," but this is impossible as the album wasn't released until Nov 1997 and the song until Jan 1998.

If you pause this scene at just the right moment, you can see a crew member standing left of frame.

Interesting that Jack Black's first acting job features him with a safari hat in an jungle themed video game commercial for Pitfall! (1983), similar to his role in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017), also set in a jungle themed video game.

At the end of the movie, the view of the forest has a path very similar to that of the original board game.

The father and Van Pelt, both played by Jonathan Hyde are wearing (what I assume is meant to be) the same wedding ring, symbolizing Van Pelt as the fear of disapproval from his father hunting him, until he faces it head on, or something like that.

The vehicles inside the transportation shed The Polaris Slingshot was introduced in 2014, The Jeep is a JK (pictured) started production in 2006. The game "designed" itself in 1996 and would have had no knowledge of these vehicles at that time.

And look who I found lol #justiceforbarb

In the opening few scenes a character is playing a popular Playstation game in the movie timeline, "Twisted Metal."