Reviews for The Jungle

0.0 / 10 1h 13min

An Indian princess (Marie Windsor), her adviser (Cesar Romero) and a white hunter (Rod Cameron) fight woolly mammoths. Filmed in sepia.

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user240o4oiciej's Movie review

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Review by user240o4oiciej

Prehistoric Mammoths in a well made film

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All Reaction moments

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Review by user661lf8355ze

Take a stride along this elephant walk.

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Review by MoonlitMongoose

I'll bet "The Jungle" was hot stuff in its time, but it doesn't hold up too well

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Review by AuroraAardvark

A better film than you might think.

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Review by user353mog78h2q

Prehistoric monster flick made in India is slow going.

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Review by user30xp82pbls

So, Woolly Mammoths are not extinct

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Review by user716obysubol

Woolly Mammoths in modern India....now that certain is special!

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Review by user613iss6gxd4

Interesting, but over-long sci-fi/adventure fare

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Review by user151o237tphg

The Indian jungle is rife with peril

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Review by user150kn3a14lk

These elephants wish they could forget

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Review by user143cq8u6f80

There's some fun to be had with this one.

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Review by user736so2xlbwv

Reviews for The Jungle

Prehistoric Mammoths in a well made film

Take a stride along this elephant walk.

I'll bet "The Jungle" was hot stuff in its time, but it doesn't hold up too well

A better film than you might think.

Prehistoric monster flick made in India is slow going.

So, Woolly Mammoths are not extinct

Woolly Mammoths in modern India....now that certain is special!

Interesting, but over-long sci-fi/adventure fare

The Indian jungle is rife with peril

These elephants wish they could forget

There's some fun to be had with this one.

Slow pacing is the draw back to this journey to stop wild animal attacks in the Indian jungle

They've got a mammoth problem right here in India