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Un Indien à New York

Original title: Jungle 2 Jungle
  • 1997
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 45m
IMDb RATING
5.2/10
27K
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Tim Allen in Un Indien à New York (1997)
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SlapstickComedyFamily

A man learns he has a thirteen-year-old son who was raised in the jungle and brings the boy to New York City, turning his life upside down in the process.A man learns he has a thirteen-year-old son who was raised in the jungle and brings the boy to New York City, turning his life upside down in the process.A man learns he has a thirteen-year-old son who was raised in the jungle and brings the boy to New York City, turning his life upside down in the process.

  • Director
    • John Pasquin
  • Writers
    • Hervé Palud
    • Thierry Lhermitte
    • Igor Aptekman
  • Stars
    • Tim Allen
    • Martin Short
    • JoBeth Williams
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    5.2/10
    27K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • John Pasquin
    • Writers
      • Hervé Palud
      • Thierry Lhermitte
      • Igor Aptekman
    • Stars
      • Tim Allen
      • Martin Short
      • JoBeth Williams
    • 72User reviews
    • 31Critic reviews
    • 42Metascore
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 3 nominations total

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    Tim Allen
    Tim Allen
    • Michael Cromwell
    Martin Short
    Martin Short
    • Richard Kempster
    JoBeth Williams
    JoBeth Williams
    • Dr. Patricia Cromwell
    Lolita Davidovich
    Lolita Davidovich
    • Charlotte
    Sam Huntington
    Sam Huntington
    • Mimi-Siku
    David Ogden Stiers
    David Ogden Stiers
    • Alexei Jovanovic
    Bob Dishy
    Bob Dishy
    • George Langston
    Valerie Mahaffey
    Valerie Mahaffey
    • Jan Kempster
    Leelee Sobieski
    Leelee Sobieski
    • Karen Kempster
    • (as LeeLee Sobieski)
    Frankie J. Galasso
    Frankie J. Galasso
    • Andrew Kempster
    Luis Avalos
    Luis Avalos
    • Abe
    Carole Shelley
    Carole Shelley
    • Fiona
    Dominic Keating
    Dominic Keating
    • Ian
    Rondi Reed
    Rondi Reed
    • Sarah
    Oni Faida Lampley
    Oni Faida Lampley
    • Madeleine
    Michael Mastro
    Michael Mastro
    • Gino
    Joan Copeland
    Joan Copeland
    • Mrs. Prelot
    Jack McGee
    Jack McGee
    • Mr. Uhley
    • Director
      • John Pasquin
    • Writers
      • Hervé Palud
      • Thierry Lhermitte
      • Igor Aptekman
    • All cast & crew
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    User reviews72

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    ebot_00

    Good Movie

    My opinion on Jungle 2 Jungle is not as harsh, the movie was cute. The fact that it was a remake isn't my complaint because it is really hard to find movies that haven't been remade from other foreign or alternative films. I give movies at least one chance. Tim Allen is, as usual, comedic while being a bit on the crazy side, but still funny in all the ways you would want him to be, if you like him. You are also introduced to Leelee Sobieski in her feature film debut (she had been in TV movies, but not really big movies till Jungle 2 Jungle came out). The movie in general is a great family flick, one that everyone can enjoy. I believe that is should be given at least one chance, so go out and rent this fun movie.
    6AngelHonesty

    Great Family Film

    I loved this movie as a Kid. Watching it as an adult I see its errors, but its still enteraining. The movie is very unrealistic in almost every way, but it's packed full of humor and still manages to give a good overal message in the end. It was fun seeing a wild jungle kid try to adapt to normal life. If your a big fan of Tim Allen and his humor style then he doesnt fail to entertain on this movie. Its also a great clean film that can be enjoyed by all family members.
    6elo-equipamentos

    For a Disney's pattern family-comic feature, let it see easy!!

    Silly fantasy movie as usually Disney's pattern family soft comedy, in a nutshell an average presentation, unpretentious clash of cultures, a teenager boy Mimi Siku (Huntington) raised in a jungle by his mother Dr. Patricia (JoBeth Williams) who works in a small native community at Venezuela, when he knows almost accidentally his unknown father Michael (Tim Allen) a workaholic commodities seller at Wall Street, who flying there just trying get the pappers of the divorce from his mother, the boy wants to know the big apple for stay a while, that is about marry again with the fancy snobbish model Charlotte (Lolita Davidovich) that stays baffled to know his fiancé already had a grow up son.

    What supposedly an easy matter to overcame becomes a true nightmare with the wildest boy raising hell with Michael's bride and friends, likes as poisoned spider, darts, arrow and others oddities, also Michael has a partner with the crazy Richard (Martin Short) which both are involved in a risky bet with tons of coffee beans, which the price is in freefall after they had lost the opportunity to sell for fair price, under pressure Richard finds a buyer, Michael realizes that such man is Russian's mobster, he wants wash the money paying in cash for the commodities, Michael advises against the sale, however is too late.

    Michael even knowing about his unknown son whom his former wife hides the truth, slowing he will getting attached with the naïve boy, also Tim Allen has enough gift to make comic pictures, this one has some moments as in the hut bachelor when at night excess of gas are easy flowing, harmful and easy to watch, with breathtaking landscape at Amazon's Tepuis at plateau borderline between Venezuela and Brazil on opening scenes, let it see!!

    Thanks for reading.

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    First watch: 1998 / How many: 2 / Source: Cable TV-DVD / Rating: 6.5.
    6UniqueParticle

    Fair family movie

    A bit clumsy and odd but definitely not as bad as others said! Tim Allen is great at least in my opinion. Incredible scenery/ cinematography throughout which is always nice! I kinda understand the hate a little but I think Jungle 2 Jungle deserves better.
    behamut

    Just wasn't that funny.

    It would be a natural assumption that since Tim Allen is the main character in this movie, and that since this movie IS supposed to be a comedy, that some of Tim Allen's lines would have at least some humorous content to them. About 90% of his lines were flat and were spoken like they were SUPPOSED to be funny, but just weren't. As for the rest of the movie, why is it that since someone is raised in the jungle, they are complete idiots? His son could speak two languages, seemed rather intelligent, and yet, he'd kill someone elses fish and eat them, steal catfood from the cat and eat it, and do other stupid things that someone with common sense wouldn't do. The things he did were more embarrasingly stupid then funny and just didn't create all that many laughs. Now if we want to look at the point of view of the movie being meaningful as far as a father/son relationship...well...ok, a big time, job oriented guy with a hot new girlfriend finds out he has a son (with his devorced wife, who is of course, really cool) and the two don't get along until then end, when they suddenly do. Like we haven't seen that story before. All in all, just not all that well done. I think the idea could have worked but it was just a poor choice of a final script. Rent if you're bored, it'll entertain you, just don't expect anything all that good.

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    • Trivia
      An entire day's worth of film was accidentally left in a New York City taxicab. The film was never recovered.
    • Goofs
      In the scene with the fish tank, the mother of the household refers to one of the fish as a "Poecilia latipinna" from the Amazon. Mimi-Siku agrees with her and even gives its native name. However, Poecilia latipinna, commonly known as the Sailfin Molly, actually comes from North Carolina down to Texas and the Yucatan Peninsula. Also, the fish in the tank are in fact Rift Valley cichlids from Africa.
    • Quotes

      Michael Cromwell: [showing Mimi how to use the toilet] Before you pee, you lift the seat; after you pee, you put the seat back down. Females in tribe start war over this. Many deaths.

    • Crazy credits
      As the closing credits end, Mimi-Siku's voice is heard
    • Connections
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Private Parts/Hard Eight/Donnie Brasco/Smilla's Sense of Snow/Booty Call (1997)
    • Soundtracks
      You Can Do It
      Written by Stanley A. Smith and Jilien Smith

      Performed by The Sha-Shees (as The Sha Shees)

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    • Release date
      • August 5, 1998 (France)
    • Countries of origin
      • France
      • United States
      • United Kingdom
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • De jungla a jungla
    • Filming locations
      • Canaima National Park, Estado Bolívar, Venezuela
    • Production companies
      • Walt Disney Pictures
      • TF1 Films Production
      • Motion Picture Corporation of America (MPCA)
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    Box office

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    • Budget
      • $32,000,000 (estimated)
    • Gross US & Canada
      • $59,927,618
    • Opening weekend US & Canada
      • $12,812,047
      • Mar 9, 1997
    • Gross worldwide
      • $59,927,618
    See detailed box office info on IMDbPro

    Tech specs

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    • Runtime
      • 1h 45m(105 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
      • SDDS
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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