Anaconda

A comedy so big it'll leave you breathless

The Story

Doug (Jack Black) and Griff (Paul Rudd) have been best friends since they were kids and have always dreamed of remaking their all-time favourite movie: the cinematic "classic" Anaconda. When a midlife crisis pushes them to finally go for it, they head deep into the Amazon to start filming. But things get real when an actual giant anaconda appears, turning their comically chaotic movie set into a deadly situation.

For the first time ever, Jack Black and Paul Rudd share the screen as co-leads — and their chemistry is pure comedy gold. Anaconda (2025) leans into their signature styles, blending sharp self-aware humor with outrageous physical comedy that keeps the energy high from start to finish.

But this isn’t just laughs in the jungle. The Amazon setting adds cinematic scale, while the anaconda delivers real creature-feature thrills with impressive visual effects. It’s a smart mix of nostalgia, meta humor, and big-screen spectacle — playful enough to poke fun at the original, yet bold enough to stand on its own.

Whether you're in it for the comedy, the action, or the larger-than-life adventure, Anaconda (2025) is built for an unforgettable movie night. Buy or rent it now on the OSNtv Store.

Jack Black “Doug McCalister”

Paul Rudd “Ronald Griffin”

Thandiwe Newton “Claire Simons”

Steve Zahn “Kenny Trent”

Selton Mello “Santiago”

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Directed by Tom Gormican

What People Are Saying

Since Anaconda (2025) hit screens, reactions have been lively — and mixed — across critics and moviegoers alike. Some critics call the film a fun, self-aware holiday comedy that leans into its meta premise and the infectious chemistry between Jack Black and Paul Rudd. Others note that while the humor and jungle antics are entertaining, the movie’s tone doesn’t always stick the landing.

On aggregated review platforms, Anaconda shows a mixed critical response, reflecting its bold blend of comedy and creature thrills.

But audiences tell a slightly different story: early viewer ratings — including a **77 % verified audience score on Rotten Tomatoes’ Popcornmeter — highlight that many fans found it “a worthwhile expedition” and “delightfully ridiculous.”

Across social media, reactions range from fans calling it “absurdly hilarious” with nonstop laughs, to others saying it’s exactly the kind of chaotic comedy that’s “fun to watch with friends.”

Whatever your taste — high-concept comedy, buddy antics, or jungle spectacle — the buzz around Anaconda (2025) shows it’s sparking conversation and entertaining audiences this season.