Jumper is the story of David (Christinsen), a young man who can teleport himself anywhere around the globe in a second. Samuel L. Jackson plays Rowland, leader of the Paladins, a group of religious fanatics who hunt down and kill Jumpers which is...
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Jumper is the story of David (Christinsen), a young man who can teleport himself anywhere around the globe in a second. Samuel L. Jackson plays Rowland, leader of the Paladins, a group of religious fanatics who hunt down and kill Jumpers which is what David is. David has no idea of this but uses his powers to rob banks and live the good life. Jumper started off very intrigungly and I liked it. About 30 minutes in, it starts to movie too fast and it gets too plastic. For example, when you think someone is dead for eight years, and they suddenly show up, you don't go to Rome with them within a day of finding out he's really not dead, see the movie, you'll know what I mean. I'm stil recommending this though because despite it's long list of flaws I thought it was an entertaining film. To much just happens right away in a very short period of time. So I say, go see Jumper, just don't get expect to get blown away. I do understand those who feel like "jumping" to another movie, but all in all it's worth it. So "jump" to the nearest theater for Jumper.

ugh. They just had to add Hayden Christinshin (or however his name is spelled) didn't they. Him and a lot of the other actors don't really act well and the movie's a little too short. The action and special effects are cool but that's the pretty...
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ugh. They just had to add Hayden Christinshin (or however his name is spelled) didn't they. Him and a lot of the other actors don't really act well and the movie's a little too short. The action and special effects are cool but that's the pretty much the only good part about the only movie, unfortunately.

ugh. They just had to add Hayden Christinshin (or however his name is spelled) didn't they. Him and a lot of the other actors don't really act well and the movie's a little too short. The action and special effects are cool but that's the pretty...
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ugh. They just had to add Hayden Christinshin (or however his name is spelled) didn't they. Him and a lot of the other actors don't really act well and the movie's a little too short. The action and special effects are cool but that's the pretty much the only good part about the only movie, unfortunately.

Jumper is a movie that goes a little too fast, sags a little too much, and seeks for a plot a little too hard. I was trying my best to keep up with the speed of the movie. The plot and characters were nearly thoroughly introduced BEFORE the title...
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Jumper is a movie that goes a little too fast, sags a little too much, and seeks for a plot a little too hard. I was trying my best to keep up with the speed of the movie. The plot and characters were nearly thoroughly introduced BEFORE the title appeared. Plus, the plot lagged hard. Okay, so Hayden Christensen is a Jumper that lives the dream and away from trouble. He can go anywhere and practically do anything he pleases. Then the villain (mister Samuel Jackson) suddenly shows up out of the dark. Plus, the love interest of the main protagonist was too intense. I didn't really think the two would go on a global trip to Rome all of a sudden and "get it on." Sure, they had a childhood link, but that could've quickly demolished. Here's the finalization: Jumper is a movie that could've been WAY WAY better, but it could've also been way way worse.