Download Movie Jumper 2008

Common Sense Note Parents need to know that this sci-fi action adventure with Star Wars' Hayden Christensen features lots of violence that appears to have little effect on victims. The teleportation process causes abrupt ruptures in space and time and sometimes rams jumpers into walls or the ground. Fights show bodies slamming, falling, and crashing through walls, as well as gunfire and electric zapping. Anti deep ze 662. There are also explosions, a car chase, and a combat zone in the background. One scene suggests that sex has taken place (a woman's naked back is visible in bed); another shows a couple taking off their shirts (her bra stays on) and kissing.

Dec 12, 2010  Jumper - Starring Hayden Christensen, Samuel L. Jackson, Diane Lane, Jamie Bell, Rachel Bilson, AnnaSophia Robb, and Kristen Stewart Release Date: February 14, 2008. Jackson in Jumper (2008) Jamie Bell and Hayden Christensen in Jumper (2008) Jamie Bell in. Q: Was a video game made from this movie?

Language includes 'f--k,' 's--t,' and 'hell.' Sexual Content Post-sex shot shows a woman in bed, her bottom covered but her back naked. A couple kisses passionately and pulls off their tops (her bra remains on), as they fall from bed to floor laughing. Violence Lots of cartoonish violence that leaves characters with bloody lips or bedraggled hairstyles.

The jumpers' teleporting typically involves whooshing wind, slamming into floors, and sometimes thunder and dark clouds. Fights feature slamming bodies against and through walls, punching, leaping, and falling. Some shooting and exploding (in one instance a building is ripped apart).

An early scene shows a boy nearly drowning (spooky underwater shots) and then, at home, fearing his angry father. Electric voltage is used against jumpers, leaving them looking stressed and pained. Jumper-car chase shows car slamming into then driving through traffic. A jump into a war zone shows soldiers shooting, fires, and explosions. Language Language includes 's--t' (one with 'bull') and 'f--k' (infrequent), several uses of 'hell,' and one character repeatedly says 'holy crap.' Social Behavior Hero with 'jumper' superpowers uses them to steal money from banks (leaving IOUs), as well as travel the globe.

Villains are determined to kill all jumpers. Girl needs saving. Consumerism Bedroom posters feature Metallica, Mark Twain, Kurt Cobain. Sony electronics, mention of Oprah. Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol Several scenes set in bars, with background drinking (beer and liquor).

David drinks beers in a bar; his father drinks beers repeatedly.

[Note: The blog’s been quiet this week because I’m out of town for a meeting. But I’m taking a few minutes to post this movie review because the reviews are starting to really pile up! New should be up mid-week next week, by the way.

Yay!] I love cheesy disaster movies — flicks about twisters, tsunamis, earthquakes, and, of course, BIG FIRES. And you know what? So does my mom. Man, I totally scored on the Mom Front, right? Anyway, a couple of weekends ago, I was down hanging with my ‘Rents and this was one of the movies Mom and I picked up. (Incidentally, this movie is in the IMDb under the title, even though it was clearly released on DVD under this other title.

That happens sometimes. Not sure why.) Surprisingly enough, it’s actually pretty good (by which I mean, “good” for a made-for-TV disaster movie — let’s keep this in perspective..). It’s about a young woman firefighter who is blamed by her squad when she’s the last person to see her firefighter-father alive in a burning building.