Customer Reviews
Movie: 2.75~3.75/5 Picture Quality: 4~4.75/5 Sound Quality: 4~4.5/5 Extras: 3.5/5 - By: LGANS316, 16 Jul 2008 
Version: U.S.A / Region-A
Film Rating: PG-13
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Running time: 1:28:29
Video Codec: MPEG-4 AVC
Movie size: 27,016,445,952
Disc size: 43,779,808,800 (BD-50)
Average Video Bit Rate: 32.16 Mbps
Audio:
# English DTS-Master Audio 5.1 Surround
# Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
# French Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround
Subtitles: English SDH, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean
#Commentary by director Doug Liman, producer Simon Kinberg & producer Lucas Foster.
# Jumpstart: David's Story Animate Graphic Novel (8.07) the story as an animated graphic novel on screen
# Jumping Around the World - this is a PiP feature for players that have the PiP feature enabled. For those players that are not equipped for it, the material is available in a separate menu that can be accessed. The material presented is very interesting taking the viewer to behind the scenes footage of the locations around the world the movie was shot
# Doug Liman's Jumper: Uncensored (35.34) more behind the scenes footage
# Making an Actor Jump (7.35)
# Jumping from Novel to Film: The Past, Present & Future of Jumper (8.08)
# deleted scenes - there are six here, not entirely finished as effects shots are unfinished, there is still green screen & a boom operating hanging in the background...so yeah...work needs to be done here
# Previs future concepts (4.34) - a previs action sequence
# a second disc includes a digital copy of the film for portable devices
Fantastic fun - By: Garry Williams, 27 Jun 2008 I don't care what anyone says about this movie...it's nothing if not entertaining. The special effects are great & it certainly has the cool factor. OK, so there's the odd hole in the plot...but so long as you can overlook that then you should enjoy the movie. It's obvious there's going to be a sequel...
Not too Wooley... - By: NutShell, 20 Jun 2008 The concept behind the movie is very good in that someone is able to transport themselves from one place to another nearly instantaneously, which also means in & out of vaults in various banks. The effects used to do this were well presented, although having lived in Egypt & having been to the Sphinx & seeing how the 'Antiquities' police are, our hero wouldn't have had much time to have done any sunbathing before being told to move on (or gestured, which was the usual trick)...
The end I thought was a little anti-climatic & at the end you sort of thought "ahh, that's the end then". No real lead up to it, but I guess it does leave to door open for a sequel.
Very good! - By: Mr. L. J. Houghton, 17 Jun 2008 The Blu-ray,
Excellent picture quality & sound! Very impressed. Cool cover art, plenty of special features, alll of which are in HD!
The Movie,
A very unique superhero film, with an interesting story of a boy who learns that he has the power of teleportation & the benefits that come with it (and later the drawbacks). Lots of future potential! Now excuse me while I go & buy the books!
