Jungle 2 Jungle

Synopsis

In 'Jungle 2 Jungle', a New York commodities broker named Michael Cromwell embarks on a journey to the Amazon jungle to finalize his divorce with his estranged wife only to discover he has a son named Mimi-Siku with a tribal chieftain. Mistaking their cultural differences for comedic hijinks, Michael tries to adapt to his son's jungle life while also introducing him to the world of New York City. As they navigate the challenges of their vastly different lives, both father and son learn valuable lessons about family, culture, and acceptance.

Cast

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  Tim Allen

  Michael Cromwell

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  Martin Short

  Richard Kempster

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  JoBeth Williams

  Dr. Patricia Cromwell

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  Lolita Davidovich

  Charlotte

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  Sam Huntington

  Mimi-Siku

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  David Ogden Stiers

  Alexei Jovanovic

Reviews

Despite its charming premise, 'Jungle 2 Jungle' fails to fully capitalize on its potential due to its reliance on tired cultural stereotypes and predictable plot twists. Critics have criticized the film's portrayal of the Amazonian tribe as simplistic and cliched, missing the opportunity to portray a more nuanced and respectful representation of indigenous communities. The mismatched chemistry between Tim Allen and his on-screen son further detracts from the film's emotional impact, leading to a mostly forgettable viewing experience. While some viewers may find moments of lighthearted humor enjoyable, overall, 'Jungle 2 Jungle' falls short of delivering a truly memorable family comedy. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 19% rating, IMDb rates it at 5.2/10, and Metacritic scores it 42/100.