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JUMPER

Jumper

USA 2008

DIRECTOR

Doug Liman

INTERPRETERS

Hayden Christensen Jamie Bell, Samuel L. Jackson, Rachel Bilson, Diane Lane, Tom Hulce, Michael Rooker

SCREENPLAY

David S. Goyer and Jim Uhls

Because if there is a fast food there can be no fast film? Film is so essential and free content that once you leave the cinema not leave anything. Jumper would definitely be a part of this category. The film directed by Doug Liman (who was always fracassone, but one time he could be too cool) and written by David S. Goyer is the mirror of what the film is being reduced to the exasperation of the plot that are filed for the needs of the moment. The need is to jumper to entertain in the shortest possible time, the rest is nothing: did you like? Maybe you also want some explanation? (You never know these days) Wait a second. And 'if we speak of a trilogy reason is: Jumper is basically a trailer to what we see in the second film. The holes are really too screenwriting volunteers for a cinema commercial surf at will in the canons laid down by the average spectator charmed by fast fun TV-style. But this is not cinema. A film can not be treated as a plot of a series or a first of a variety. There is the humiliation of knowing that the viewer / guinea pig is the "arduous" task is to assimilate the Concettino that there are those able to jumper telestrasportarsi anywhere in perpetual conflict with the Paladins, a secret society that works with the tones of the great inquisition. In fact the main theme of film seems to re-read science fiction of the witch hunt with these Jumper (live from dishonest advantage of their capabilities for the series .. we are not heroes but good), replacing the dear and old witches. Pity then that everything stays on the surface waiting to fill the holes in another time (a guy named JJ wallows there). However, without tears and without praise the movie you just enjoy the good action inserts: or at least is where the film shows more character and above all it is able at least to complete. But it remains just that: if you then okay ... it's all right. You will enjoy Jumper 2, but I would fold.

Daniele Pellegrini