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Storyline

Uptight New York City executive, Michael Cromwell, pursues his soon-to-be ex-wife to South America and returns home with the son he never knew he had—a boy raised in a tribal village in Brazil. Armed with only his blowgun, the 13-year-old Mimi-Siku discovers that the world outside his jungle home is indeed a strange place.

Released

1997-03-04
Revenue

$59,927,618
Budget

$32,000,000
Runtime

1hr 45m
Genre

Comedy, Family
Status

Released
Language

English
5.2
Production

Walt Disney Pictures, TF1 Films Production, Motion Picture Corporation of America

Crew

John Pasquin

Director

Bruce A. Evans

Screenplay

Brian Reilly

Producer

Keywords:

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Cast

Tim Allen

Michael Cromwell

Martin Short

Richard Kempster

JoBeth Williams

Dr. Patricia Cromwell

Lolita Davidovich

Charlotte

Sam Huntington

Mimi-Siku

David Ogden Stiers

Alexei Jovanovic

Bob Dishy

George Langston

Valerie Mahaffey

Jan Kempster

Leelee Sobieski

Karen Kempster

Frankie J. Galasso

Andrew Kempster

Luis Ávalos

Abe

Carole Shelley

Fiona

Dominic Keating

Ian

Rondi Reed

Sarah

Oni Faida Lampley

Madeleine

Michael Mastro

Gino

Joan Copeland

Mrs. Prelot

Jack McGee

Mr. Uhley

Nicholas J. Giangiulio

Jovanovic Thug

Don Picard

Jovanovic Thug

Christine Toy Johnson

Stewardess

Jack O'Connell

Homeless Person

Jake Cooper

Benjamin

Ken Larsen

Ride Operator

Lowell Sanders

Broker

Adam LeFevre

Morrison

John Tormey

Deli Clerk

Diana Roberts

"Hello You" Girl

Derek Smith

Louis

Tanya Memme

Trader's Assistant

Michael Haley

Hot Dog Vendor

Glen Trotiner

Dart Booth Attendant

Eva Veronika

Jovanovic's Mother

Georgina Kess

Fish Market Employee

Maureen Beitler

Nurse

Brian Reilly

Fingerless Hand

John Pasquin

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Reviews for Jungle 2 Jungle

A Review by r96sk 6

Written by r96sk on 2020-10-07

Everything about this is very meh. I can't say there is anything about <em>'Jungle 2 Jungle'</em> that I liked or enjoyed, I don't think ... read more

A Review by FilipeManuelNeto 3

Written by FilipeManuelNeto on 2023-01-20

**Absolutely ordinary, within the standard of any light family comedy of the late 90's. Maybe that's why it ended up forgotten.** This is... read more

**Absolutely ordinary, within the standard of any light family comedy of the late 90's. Maybe that's why it ended up forgotten.** This is another one of those endearing family films from the 90's that made their way to the small screen, and disappeared completely once they left the TV channels. It is a film that I believe very few will remember. I saw it at the time, I forgot about it, and I only remembered it again when I found it by chance, and I decided to see it again, these days. The script is as predictable and cliché as it can be, but it retains some elements that don't let us hate it, namely the sympathetic way in which it approaches us and tries to create a family story, a light comedy about maladjustment, where a boy born and raised in the Venezuelan jungle ends up traveling to New York, the birthplace of his recently discovered biological father. There are some subplots in the middle, necessary for the film to have more support, because the main plot is too thin to stand on its own. Thus comes the whole business of trading coffee futures with mobsters, or that obnoxious character who is the boy's father's future bride. There are still some scenes, obviously demonstrating the boy's inadaptation to the city and urban society. The film is far from being good, and it shouldn't have left any special good memory in the minds of anyone involved in the project. However, it has a terrible comic exercise by Tim Allen, who is the main actor and the protagonist of the entire plot. He overacts, he's ham, he tries to be minimally funny. He doesn't always succeed, but the effort is there. Martin Short isn't better, he's just dumber, but these movies need the protagonist to have an idiot sidekick to do something even more stupid than he would do without him. Sam Huntington was a casting error. He may even be the son of two Caucasians, but he would fatally be very tanned in the equatorial climate where he was born, and the young actor is white as milk. His romance with Leelee Sobiesky, while having all the usual touches of a teenager's first crush, doesn't quite convince us. Technically, the film is absolutely regular. As regular as a light-hearted late 1990s family comic film can be. The cinematography, the sets, the costumes (even the ones in the jungle, where the Indian women were asked to cover up tribal nudity), everything is absolutely and perfectly ordinary and does not bring us surprises.

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A Review by r96sk

Everything about this is very meh. I can't say there is anything about <em>'Jungle 2 Jungle'</em> that I liked or enjoyed, I don't think it is anything overtly terrible but it's just so boring. None of the cast are memorable, the plot is...