I find it hard to believe....(SPOILERS)
that the Jumanji we're shown in this film is the place where Robin Williams' character Alan Parrish got sucked in when he was a child. In the original classic Alan Parrish described the jungle by saying "I've seen things you've only seen in your nightmares. Things you can't even imagine. Things you can't even see. There are things that hunt you in the night. Then something screams. Then you hear them eating, and you hope to God that you're not dessert. Afraid? You don't even know what afraid is." Based on this description as an audience we could tell that the world of Jumanji is a dark scary place. In this new film it doesn't seem like the place Alan Parrish described.
Another reason why I find it hard to believe that Alan Parrish was trapped in the jungle shown in this new Jumanji film is because in the original Jumanji film, when Alan finally escapes the game after 26 years, he emerges in leaves and pieces of cloth, briefly mentioning that he's had no amenities during his time in the Jungle, yet there's a bazaar in Jumanji where people clearly wear normal clothes, and Alan's treehouse that he had constructed clearly has working power (Seaplane is able to use a blender while there). So that was really confusing.
Also some things from the original were missing such as the lion, the monkeys, the bats, quicksand, giant spiders, the growing vines and the stampede (yes we're shown rhinos running but where were the zebras and elephants in the stampede) So yeah this Jumanji world we're shown in the film doesn't seem like the place Alan Parrish described. What do you guys think?