“I’m Flabbergasted By It”: Why Jumanji’s Original Stampede Scene Still Holds Up 29 Years Later Explained By VFX Artists

Corridor Crew reacts to Jumanji's VFX.

VFX artists explain why the original stampede scene from Jumanji still holds up 29 years after its release. The 1995 movie, directed by Joe Johnston, revolves around the eponymous board game and chaos that ensues when Judy and Peter Shepherd discover its magic. Along with Dunst and Pierce, the film stars Robin Williams as Alan Parrish, a man stuck in Jumanji for over two decades.

Wren: " Why is this shot great? Because we first see Robin Williams in the shot running out as we’re seeing the books start to fly off the shelf, because the whole bookshelf, the whole set, was destroyed for real. " The CGI from Jumanji’s original stampede scene may be outdated, but the action remains memorable and as Corridor Crew mentioned, the wreckage was practical. In the video, they revealed that large objects were used to crash the set and, as Jordan Allen explained, the key was “having the actual shape of the ramming geometry be the shape of the rhino.

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