Jumanji 3 Is the Last Movie — Production Starts Now with Release Planned for 2026

The jungle adventure is coming to an end. Dwayne Johnson has officially announced that filming for Jumanji 3 has begun in Los Angeles — and it will be the final movie in the blockbuster franchise.

The emotional reveal has left fans speechless, as the beloved cast prepares for one last jaw-dropping ride before the film’s release on Christmas 2026.

Production kicked off this week with director Jake Kasdan returning to helm the finale.

The original cast — including Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black — are all back, promising the same heartfelt chemistry and viral comedy that made the previous films global hits.

Why Fans Are Talking

Johnson’s announcement shocked fans who had hoped for more sequels. “This is the last Jumanji,” he confirmed, adding that the team wanted to deliver a lavish and emotional send-off worthy of the franchise’s legacy.

Social media erupted with heartfelt reactions. One fan wrote: “Jumanji has been part of my childhood and adulthood — this finale will be emotional.” Another added: “Dwayne Johnson saying it’s the last one? Shocking but exciting.”

Lavish Venue and Guest List

Filming is taking place across Los Angeles, with insiders teasing extravagant set designs and jaw-dropping action sequences.

The production promises to blend heartfelt storytelling with blockbuster spectacle, ensuring fans get a finale that feels both nostalgic and fresh.

The Franchise’s Legacy

Since its revival in 2017, the Jumanji films have grossed over $1.7 billion worldwide, cementing their place as one of Hollywood’s most successful reboots.

From the original 1995 classic starring Robin Williams to the modern trilogy led by Johnson, the franchise has captivated generations with its emotional blend of adventure and comedy.

With Jumanji 3 confirmed as the final chapter, fans can expect a heartfelt, jaw-dropping farewell — one that ensures the franchise’s cultural impact will echo long after the credits roll.