Jumper

2008 • 88 minutes

À propos de ce film

The science fiction thriller leaps to a new realm with Jumper, which begins the epic adventures of a man who discovers that he has the exhilarating ability to instantly teleport anywhere in the world he can imagine. From New York to Tokyo, from the ruins of Rome to the heart of the Saharan Desert, anywhere is possible for David Rice (Hayden Christensen), until he begins to see his freedom is not total, and that he's not alone... but part of an ongoing, global war that threatens the very survival of his rare and extraordinary kind.

Notes et avis

The movie really just kind of becomes Bourne lite, despite possibly having better source material. You can tell that they must have glossed over some of the more interesting threads from the book as the movie is lacking in substance. A great idea that is poorly executed with a sometimes laughable script, it's good for a once over but that's it. I hate it when the critics get it right.

The most amazing one of the coolest superhuman abilities I ever imagine is teleport from one place to another anywhere over the world on a person's mind to travel through such different as a speedster. I love this type of movie something I want to do have this type of ability go to places I wanna go without taking no taxi, car, or place. If I do and become a superhero, I could name myself, The Nike, the Blu Scarlet Knight, the Fastest Person Alive

This is on my list of amazing action movies! Teleportaion is my ABSOLUTE favorite superpower to have, which makes this movie even more interesting. I only have two downsides to this movie. First, the main actor is fine, but there are times where he doesn't have the right reactions for his character. I mean yeah he's handsome, but at certain parts he awkwardly seems unable to express the proper emotions. Second, they could've added more dialogue in the script. But other than those things, the movie is great!