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and this is jurassic park the arcade game starts 🤣🤣🤣🤣

So is no one going to talk about how Muriel has a regenerative healing factor?

Movie was 90 minutes long and this was anti climactic

Rip Dad.

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Even back then this didn’t freak me out and I couldn’t stop laughing then when she whacked him with the rolling pin and I can’t stop laughing now when she does it. I love how I grew up with this show.

0:14 Muriel's Angry Skeleton Face Is Terrifying 😖😖😖😖😖😖😖😖😖

For being an idiot you dumb dumb 0:34

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😂😂😂😂😂

Watched original trilogy for first time today. First two were good had me stressed out this one was okay don’t want to say it was bad but I didn’t like the ending Did he ever thank her? Since they gave a fake check did the dig site run out of funding and they were out of a job? Did the guy recover or did he die at the hospital?

I like to think this man was hired by Alan or Alan’s dad in future

I've known four people who lost someone (both to mystery and to tragedy) who folded like tents and were gone in just a few years.

Poignant scene 🌟😢

Alan's father should have known not to tell his boy that he was going to a school he didn't want to go to, and for that he ran away, and felt nothing but self-blame and depression for the rest of his life, self-blame and depression always come after anger, EVERY PARENT SHOULD KNOW NOT TO SEND THEIR CHILD TO A PLACE THEY DON'T WANT TO GO TO, TRADITION OR NOT! CHILDREN ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN TRADITIONS

When u quit caring that's when shit really hits the fan

Homeless man offer's coffee and a jacket. While the globalists in the West offshore our manufacturing capacity to Red China.. This movie has many hidden meanings..

“He just quit caring” I think of that line a lot

RIP Robin

Courage the Fly is one of my favorite episodes.

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The fact that Lloyd Barry while making multiple roles like this over his career-here, he's unfortunately credited as "Bum"-managed to still make a hell of an impression in just this one scene is impressive. That this guy may or may not have known Alan's parents personally and yet learned so much and then cared enough to sometimes visit their graves at the cemetery is so deeply personal and effective. God rest to Lloyd Barry and thank you all the more.

What did I do 😆

Talk about a scene that hits differently as an adult because you suddenly understand what the guy is saying and it drives home how something as small as a kid disappearing can have ripple effects years down the road for an entire town. And how much Alan's dad cared for his son but didn't know how to express it AND probably blamed himself for Alan leaving.

To me this is the most heartbreaking moment of the movie . Knowing Sam did everything he could and sacrificing his entire career just to find his son is so sad . Really shows how much he truly loved Alan .Even worse is the fact that he and Miss Parish died not knowing what ever happened to Alan . And the way the man tells it all to Alan really gives you a mental picture of everything. 😢

This part is hilarious when it shows eustace and the fly paper trap that he put on Muriel’s face and ripped out of her face when it showed the skull on her face and then he put it upside down and turned it back where it looks like

I swear when I watched this movie as a kid the hobo had a dog with him...

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wHaT dID i Do

Courage the fly

I’m surprised there wasn’t any blood when he accidentally ripped her face off.

0:34 BONK!

0:28 OH YOU ARE CHEEKY

Alan Parrish (young): (as he argues with his dad about going to boarding school, much to an angry Alan) You won't! I'm never talking to you again!" And to think that Alan's argument with his dad was the last time he ever encountered with his parents before being trapped inside Jumanji for 26 years...

Stupid

This scene almost made me cry.

Muriel's scary angry skeleton face give kids nightmare fuel. 💀😱😨

this is a literal nightmare bro wth

It's not every day you get your face ripped off by fly paper she took it pretty well!

This scene hits like a bomb. Alan never really felt his fathers love and the last time they spoke he felt like a disgrace. 26 years of pain and regret, and he finds out his father gave everything up and died looking for him. It makes the ending perfect.

Ori : Loona! Help me! Ahh! Blitzo gets Fky paper on Loona's face : Loonie! You keep getting in the way! Eek! You ruined my good fly paper. Loona really angry : Blitz! You give my back my face, or I will punch you VERY HARD! (Blitzo gives her face backwards) Loona : why you...! Blitzo : oh wicked! (Blitzo fixes it) Loona : much better... (Loona punches Blitzo really hard in the face) Blitzo : OW! What did I do...?

Lol i love how he cared more about the paper than Muriel

I always thought this was his father . Maybe it is .

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Eustace should respect Courage.

Splatoon 5🎉🎉🎉

OK reverse the roles

Sans Undertale

Funkytown gore

This scene is honestly one of the most powerful I've seen in a movie. Bear in mind that Alan just got out of the jungle, so all of his opinions of his Father and vica versa would have remained (that he hated his father, and his father hated him for spoiling the family name) or more likely grew stronger; as Alan would have believed that after all this time, his Father would have never even looked for him. The acting from Robin here is excellent, you can see the realisation from Alan, and almost dumbfounded look with a hint of self-anger on his face, that after all this time, his Father loved him more than anyone or anything else in the world. Even more so than his own family name and company, which he clearly held in high importance early in the film when Alan is eating dinner. Such an incredible scene.