The Impulse trailer shows off the spin-off of Doug Liman's 2008 sci-fi film Jumper, which is heading to YouTube Red. The series looks darker and moodier than anything the streaming platform has offered yet.
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Actor Jamie Bell may reprise his role from Doug Liman's Jumper in a Jumper TV show. Almost 10 years after the movie's release, Bell may teleport again.
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Almost a decade after directing the feature film, Doug Liman is returning to Steven Gould's world of teleporters with a Jumper TV series.
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YouTube Red has ordered shows from Dwayne Johnson, Dan Harmon, and Doug Liman. Liman is executive producing and directing the pilot of a Jumper TV series.
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Doug Liman's Jumper debuted in 2008 to a tepid critical response and didn't exactly do gangbusters at the box office either, taking in only $80 million on an $85 million budget (although its worldwide total did reach $222 million). Nonetheless, the film did well enough that several of the people involved with it, including Liman…
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Not that anyone really cares, but the Teen Choice Awards apparently took place tonight. I mean how can you take any award show seriously that has a category like "Choice Bromantic Comedy" and where Step Up 2: The Streets can win Best Dramatic Film of the year?! The show will air on Monday at 8:00pm…
Read MoreThis Week in DVD is a new column on /Film compiling all the latest info regarding new DVD releases, sales, and exclusive deals from stores including Target, Best Buy, Circuit City, and Fry's. THE SIGNAL Good horror films are a rarity nowadays, so whenever a notable entry in the genre comes out I like to…
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Check out Chuck Anderson's cool but unused Jumper movie poster concept, commissioned by Concept Arts, after the jump. I was going to comment on how much more money Fox could have made using ads with this style of design, but then I noticed that Jumper had already made $173+ million worldwide. As it turns out,…
Read MoreLast month we posted a video of a 12-year-old named "Sexman", who recorded a hilarious review of Sylvester Stallone's Rambo. Th commenters on /Film demanded more, and Sexman has returned! This time Sexman takes on Doug Lineman's Jumper, calling it "terrible as hell", "terribly written" and saying that Hayden Christensen is the "shittiest actor I've…
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Word of mouth on Jumper isn't too positive, but the general consensus is that the premise still kinda rocks. Moreover, the image above is worth a hundred sci-fi strike-outs like Next, and hey, it's not a remake. But the film, which opened to $38 million over the long weekend, has long been keyed in as…
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Burbanked offers up this mildly amusing one-sheet juxtaposition showing three new movie posters with a similar design schemes.
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The second trailer for Fox's sci-fi adaptation of Jumper is now online. I'm a sucker for sci-fi action flicks, so I'm looking forward to this one despite some of the bad buzz coming out of the post production. What do you guys think? Jumper is an epic sci-fi action film about a race of people…
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I'm in LA La Land covering junkets, and the news is pretty thin, so I've decided to run with some of the interesting release date change announcements. First up is Vin Diesel's sci-fi film Babylon A.D. We mentioned this film last night because the teaser poster premiered at ShowEast. Mathieu Kassovitz's film was scheduled to…
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I don't know about you guys but I'm beginning really getting excited for Doug Liman's Jumper. Jumper is an epic sci-fi action film starring Hayden Christensen, Jamie Bell, Rachel Bilson and Samuel L. Jackson. Set in the future, Jumper is about a race of people called Jumpers who have the ability to teleport, and another…
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Yesterday I received a postcard in the mail addressed to "/Film". It had no mailing address on the front, and the back is black (seen above) and reads "be at the scene of every story." Little type on the bottom of the card reads "find out how 10/10/07. anywhereispossible.com" If you go to AnywhereIsPossible.com, you…
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Fox wasn't prepared to premiere material at Comic-Con, because, they claimed, everything was in such an "early" not ready for prime-time form. Yet 10-days later they have launched the official Jumper website, and have released four production photos from the 1992 Steven Gould sci-fi novel adaptation. A genetic anomaly allows a young man (Hayden Christensen)…
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