A company retreat on a tropical island goes terribly awry.A company retreat on a tropical island goes terribly awry.A company retreat on a tropical island goes terribly awry.
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Teeadora Paz
- Stephanie
- (as Stephanie Lopez)
Bianca Van Damme
- Ashley
- (as Bianca Bree)
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- TriviaOne of the aliases (François Van Varenberg) Jean-Claude Van Damme is accused of being an impersonator is actually his real name .
- GoofsThe aircraft the team flies out in, N106SW, is a Shorts SD3-30, and by law requires a crew of two to fly at all times. It is illegal to fly it single pilot in this aircraft, even when there are no passengers on board.
- Crazy creditsBob Krayton played by Tommy Kavelin is listed twice during the cast, once between Javier played by Juan C. Defendini and Bob the Sailor played by Mark Sherman, and then five spots later as the final billed cast member.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Desert Island Movies (2015)
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Written by Jack Kennedy
Performed by Kennedy
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Few hilarious scenes; nothing great
Welcome to the Jungle is a story that tries to entertain the viewer with some hilarious comedy scenes; especially involving Jean-Claude Van Damme. The interpersonal relationship between the various actors was not interesting, and the simplicity of the shift from rational to "primitive" was hardly aptly presented or explained. Overall the acting was below par, without any attempt at building a serious character (again with JCVD being the exception).
The plot is a group are sent on a retreat to learn team skills. After a few incidents, they are trapped on the island. The island splits into two factions and the main character learns how to stand up for himself.
The movie plays into typical alpha-male scenarios with little to nothing to offer, and the consistent rape jokes are tasteless, while providing little except to re-enforce the alpha-male stereotype with the subversive male having to defeat him in order to get his "prize".
The music and imagery in the movie are well done, and do set the mood for the various scenes, regardless of how the acting was.The simplicity of the plot wouldn't have garnered a watch in most cases, but there are a few scenes with JCVD that are hilarious. If you can watch them separately, skip this movie. Due to the few entertaining scenes and well produced audio/video, I would rate this a 4; otherwise I wouldn't bother even raising it over a 2.
There might be some people who like it, but it was not appealing to me.
The plot is a group are sent on a retreat to learn team skills. After a few incidents, they are trapped on the island. The island splits into two factions and the main character learns how to stand up for himself.
The movie plays into typical alpha-male scenarios with little to nothing to offer, and the consistent rape jokes are tasteless, while providing little except to re-enforce the alpha-male stereotype with the subversive male having to defeat him in order to get his "prize".
The music and imagery in the movie are well done, and do set the mood for the various scenes, regardless of how the acting was.The simplicity of the plot wouldn't have garnered a watch in most cases, but there are a few scenes with JCVD that are hilarious. If you can watch them separately, skip this movie. Due to the few entertaining scenes and well produced audio/video, I would rate this a 4; otherwise I wouldn't bother even raising it over a 2.
There might be some people who like it, but it was not appealing to me.
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- $3,500,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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