Too young for me anyway lol...can still look - Jumper was a great movie and I really hope they make more...

Congrats to them, but think of the thousands of broken hearted ladies...

I hope they have a long and happy life together!!!

JM, you liked "Jumper"? The one point that struck me was that it had so much potential, but fell short on so many counts. I find it sad to walk out of a theater feeling that way. If a sequel is indeed made, I hope the writer(s) fill in a lot of the holes and concentrate on character development.

Have a great day!

MTFBWY

yeah, props and congrats to Hayden, but I think I'd rather see Love Guru II than another Jumper. Stinkeroo maximus.

Here's to a long and prosperous union for Hayden. And remember, no force-choking you two...

DM out

Good for him.

...I think my reaction to "Jumper" was similar to JediMelindaWolf's--it was a very good idea, but executed poorly. The story moved along without a good sense of pacing and just sort of rolled into the climax, rather than building to it.

"Millions of fangirls suddenly cried out in terror...and were silenced."

I actually really enjoyed Jumper, and I do have hopes for a sequel. Of course, I'm somewhat biased in this respect because I loved the books, and I probably would've enjoyed the movie regardless of how it turned out.

As for the good/bad news...

Yup, read about it on TFN last night, and went through my meltdown already. Oh, Hayden! You're growing up!

No, really. Hayden's a good man, and I wish him and his soon-to-be bride the best of lives, and all the happiness in the world. After all these years of Star Wars, I almost feel like I know him, so I really, really do feel an immense happiness that he's shaping up to have a great, and decent, life.

Maybe they'll name junior Luke or Leia?

Btw, Melinda, your daughter's studying film. You're in no position to be analyzing any movies.