I was a teenager when I watched the original movie.
Robin Williams got to be known by chinese people at that time.
I assumed real life was sorted, linear and expectable.
Thought only life in a movie can be dramatic.
And I held firmly to what I felt was right like a rock
After twenty years, they recreated a new Jumanji movie.
Teenagers turned into grown-up avatars of selves in the game.
Adults behaving like a teenager and playing teenager love.
It is funny, and it is like <17 again> and it is like a reincarnation.
Young people got to understand that life is about possibility rather than definity.
"Change is the only thing that never change."
Now I believe that is the only truth in real life.
Life is nothing more than a game,
But the rules are always designed by someone else.
Like Rushdie put it: Your destiny is decided while your absence.
In the Jumanji game,
You only have a limited number of lives.
That is the opportunities to fail as in a real life.
Like it costs your lives to know yourself and to know the game.
It takes failures to know your capability and to know the real world.
To find out yourself allerigic to cake, you have to taste it at first.
If you're lucky enough,
You will still be a brave person.
Even when you get to know how adventurous a real life can be.
You would get that "smoldering intensity" after years of failures.
And still believe that "Trust each other, and never blink."
It does not matter when "Cyndie Crawford is 50 years old."
Because easy does not enter grown-ups' life anyway.
