Robin Williams’ classic action-adventure comedy, Jumanji, is now available on Netflix. The film, directed by Joe Johnston, stars Williams as Alan Parrish, a boy trapped in a dangerous world inside the Jumanji board game. When Judy and Peter Shepherd find the game and start playing, they inadvertently release Alan and bring the jungles of Jumanji into their own world. The movie is filled with hilarious moments and impressive 90s special effects.

In addition to Jumanji, other popular comedies landing on Netflix include Jim Carrey’s Liar, Liar, the animated classic Shrek, Starship Troopers, and Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen. Fans of Robin Williams can also enjoy some of his other iconic roles, such as Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King, Hook, Good Will Hunting, and Aladdin. These films showcase Williams’ range as an actor and offer a mix of humor and heartfelt moments that have captivated audiences for years.

Dead Poets Society, released in 1989, explores the power of free-thinking and the impact of literature and poetry. The Fisher King, directed by Terry Gilliam, tells the story of an unexpected friendship and a quest for redemption. Hook, a Steven Spielberg film from 1991, follows a grown-up Peter Pan rediscovering his true identity and the importance of fatherhood. Good Will Hunting, starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, delves into the story of a working-class genius and the psychologist who helps him.

In Aladdin, a Disney animated masterpiece released in 1992, Williams shines as The Genie, bringing his signature comedic flair to the role. Despite some controversy surrounding the film’s depictions, Williams’ performance remains a highlight for many fans. As we reflect on Williams’ incredible career and the impact he had on audiences worldwide, it’s clear that his talent and larger-than-life personality will be missed for years to come. On the anniversary of his passing, viewers can revisit his beloved films and continue to appreciate his unique contributions to the world of entertainment.

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