Even if it doesn't impact you as much as some of the year's best, it'll certainly make you smile and keep you entertained for a couple of hours.

It's a good time at the movies what more do you need? Obviously some better theming and, perhaps, a tad of nuance wouldn't go amiss, but it's just not that kind of film really and that's perfectly fine. It isn't particularly deep or, even, memorable but it doesn't need to be. The picture is often funny - though, never hilarious - and is oddly endearing, to boot. Indeed, these new players are probably its biggest asset a couple of them thoroughly perforate the entire experience despite only having a rather small amount of screen-time.

The main actors continue to properly impress in their chameleon-like roles, joined by a few extra treats that perform far better than you'd perhaps expect. The crowd-pleasing body-swapping is amped up to eleven, shaking things up just enough so that they feel fresh. Even though its central concept seems ever-so-slightly more strained this time, 'Jumanji: The Next Level (2019)' is about as good as its predecessor.

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