Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle Director Hopes To Begin Shooting Sequel Early Next Year

With the how well last year’s Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle was accepted by both fans and critics, as well as it’s financial success, a sequel was inevitable. While we received the news of a sequel a while back, we now get an idea of when the film may begin shooting. Director Jake Kasdan recently spoke with Collider at the Saturn Awards.

“The idea is to make the movie in the beginning of the year if we can get it all worked out,”

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So there you have it, shooting is expected to begin at the first of the year with a December 2019 release date set.

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle was a breath of fresh air as far as reboots are concerned, a fun adventure combined with a great cast provided moviegoers with an experience that was both fun as well as nostalgic. With as much as I enjoyed last year’s film, I may even take a trip to the theater for the next film.

No official title for the film as of yet, but the stars of the previous film, Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan will all return, and surely as time goes on we will learn of additions to the cast.

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Source: Collider