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In news that will literally come as a surprise to no one, except for maybe your aunt who doesn’t think movies have been worth paying attention to since the ’70s (she is not entirely wrong), Sony is moving forward with a sequel to the surprise hit Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. The writers of the recent reboot-sequel to the ’90s classic are returning to script the follow-up, and in further unsurprising news, the four lead actors are returning as well.

The Kevin Hart-Dwayne Johnson film earned an additional $20 million.

Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Karen Gillan, and Kevin Hart star in the sequel-reboot to 1995’s ‘Jumanji.’ But there’s few laughs and little suspense.

The popular comedian makes his return to the 'SNL' stage as this week's guest host. Watch the highlights from the episode.

SNL had already declared Saoirse Ronan as our first December host, and the time has come to round out 2017. James Franco will return to the sketch comedy series, as will comedian Kevin Hart and some fan-favorite musical guests to close out the year.

Kevin Hart is turning his pain into laughter.

Everyone just wants to escape with their lives and return to their original bodies in the new remake.

Plus, the new 'Tomb Raider' is looking strong as hell.

The Comedian Gods have shinned their light upon us and blessed us with a third show with Kevin Hart.

Thanks to the new trailer for 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,' we're going to be extra careful about any retro video games we try to play.

The baby is said to be a boy.

The only people who still regularly play board games are adults: 30-somethings who drink craft beer, elderly people who get bored and raid the nursing home activity closet, my mom’s overly-competitive boyfriend. Some kids play them, sure — but it’s usually begrudgingly during forced “family night,” or if they come from one of those homes without TVs and where the only magazines are Highlights. There’s a reason why you can play Monopoly and Scrabble on your iPhone now, which is why it’s not surprising that the new Jumanji movie doesn’t center around a tangible board game, but a video game.