Why is the movie "Jumanji" called the live-action version of "Chicken Eating"?

Everyone is familiar with the mention of "Jumanji". This film starring Robin Williams can be called a masterpiece of the video tape era, full of fantasy style, love and growth shown on the screen. The eternal theme, as well as the wonderful adventures and experiences, are still talked about by many people today.

"Jumanji: Battle in the Jungle", scheduled to hit theaters across the country on January 12, can be said to be a new and upgraded work, transforming from a board game to a video game with a rich era style. The four protagonists play complementary game roles, working together to fight against more brutal enemies, challenge more complex levels, and complete a series of impossible tasks, which brings an extraordinary viewing experience. It can be said that it feels the same as "eating chicken".

Please note, this is a real tropical rainforest, not shot on a green screen. A series of difficult moves such as falling from high altitude and hanging wires above the waterfall. It basically does everything imaginable.

Every person who becomes a character in the game only has three chances to live. Dwayne Johnson was attacked and fell off a cliff, Jack Black was swallowed by a hippopotamus, Kevin Hart exploded on the spot after eating a cake, and Karen Gillan Disappears instantly after being shot. "Jumanji" is full of life-threatening dangers, and if they use up three lives, they will die in it and cannot return to reality. Faced with such a juncture, the "Adventure Team" must work together to save "Game of the Brave".

Summary: The characters have to use all their skills to escape from danger. The thrilling escape scenes in the trailer make people's adrenaline soar. The thrilling actions and scenes seem to make the audience experience a real-life version of "eating chicken". , no wonder that after the film was released in North America, it was called "the best game concept movie in history" by film critics, even surpassing game movies such as "Warcraft" and "Resident Evil".