I so wanted to like this movie. Really I did. Usually when Sam Jackson is in a flick and he’s got weird hair – it’s gonna be good (Case in point: “Pulp Fiction” vs. “Deep Blue Sea”). I mean, look at this pedigree:
Director: Doug Lyman
Writer: David S. Goyer
Actors: Hayden Christensen, Samuel L. Jackson, Diane Lane, Rachel Bilson, Michael Rooker
Jesus, how do you screw that up? Oh wait, don’t have a plot. Riiiiiiiiight. Throw in some cool SFX (which are freakin’ awesome BTW) and some excellent actors (who are excellent, BTW – especially Rooker who is way underused) and maybe the audience will look past the open ended plot lines and dead-end back story. Wait, back story? Did I say back story? I meant “back-line” because that’s all it got on screen. “Paladins have been hunting Jumpers since the middle ages,” that’s it. I was waiting for them to explain Jumping is made possible my Midi-chlorians for christ’s sake.
Uugh. I’m sure Jason will love it as he holds a Crank/Jumper love-fest, but oh man. This movie had soooo much potential, maybe Jumper 2 will make it a plausible property.

Plots are for books and cemeteries.. leave them the hell out of my movies I say…
Reading this makes me want to overlook the fact that Nancy Vader is in it and go see it this weekend.
could they have tried harder to rip off the matrix marketing?
http://z.about.com/d/movies/1/0/X/I/2/matrix2posterpuba.jpg
http://photoshopnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/433px-the_matrix_poster.jpg
They should have put Big Ben a little more to the left. That may have helped
I’m a little picky with my movies, it needs the right amount of story mixed in with action.
The movie, she is a fickle mistress, no?