Ever imagined yourself go from one place to another in just a blink of an eye?

Jumper - a person who has the ability to teleport; one of the best movie released in 2008.

Tagged as a science fiction story, Jumper is a film about David "Rice Ball" Rice, a teenager who discovered that he has the gift of teleportation, then later discovers that he is not the only one, plus he is a prey for The Paladins, a group of Jumper Hunters who find Jumpers as an abomination.

The film was okay, and maybe that's about it. It's just okay. Maybe there were just some things that I did not fully understand, which made the film somehow lacking something. One thing that other viewer may find disappointing is the a call for a sequel, since in the final scenes, there is a hint of a "Part 2" or the director opted to leave the viewers hanging, thinking that there's more to come. Say for example, what happened to Griffin? I guess the producers are now obliged to make another one to explain what happened next, otherwise, those who watched and reviewed Jumper would remember it as another hanging science fiction.

I enjoyed the film, though. I find it rather amusing. Nothing much to say about it, or maybe I'm not really in the mood to make a full review about it. Just wanted to recommend this film. Whether it is true that there are actually people out there who can "jump" or not, it's still a good idea to think about and wish for.

Ever imagined yourself go from one place to another in just a blink of an eye?

Jumper - a person who has the ability to teleport; one of the best movie released in 2008.

Tagged as a science fiction story, Jumper is a film about David "Rice Ball" Rice, a teenager who discovered that he has the gift of teleportation, then later discovers that he is not the only one, plus he is a prey for The Paladins, a group of Jumper Hunters who find Jumpers as an abomination.

The film was okay, and maybe that's about it. It's just okay. Maybe there were just some things that I did not fully understand, which made the film somehow lacking something. One thing that other viewer may find disappointing is the a call for a sequel, since in the final scenes, there is a hint of a "Part 2" or the director opted to leave the viewers hanging, thinking that there's more to come. Say for example, what happened to Griffin? I guess the producers are now obliged to make another one to explain what happened next, otherwise, those who watched and reviewed Jumper would remember it as another hanging science fiction.

I enjoyed the film, though. I find it rather amusing. Nothing much to say about it, or maybe I'm not really in the mood to make a full review about it. Just wanted to recommend this film. Whether it is true that there are actually people out there who can "jump" or not, it's still a good idea to think about and wish for.