Jumper Leapfrogs to First Place

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#47 IS NOT ME WTF GROW UP!!!!!!!!!!!

I SAID I CHANGED MY MIND,SO ACCEPT THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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@ 48

sounds like you need to relax or shut the **** up yourself.

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@ 54

yes Leno is in LA
I know they have what 2 more weeks of promoting to do?

i think someone is posing as Raven :(

@ 48 (fake Raven)
rachel is a snob

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TF

it seems like you are a rachel hater and you should shet the f**k up too, you just mad cause i changed my mind on rachel. trust me she is a good person. and f**k PR Im definatley not one of them!

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@ the fake raven

rachel is only a good person if you have $$$$$$

and I am PR and we are not all bad people

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thanks tf and ph

I appreciate it. you 2 can be my b****es! lol
cause you are!

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I dislike them as a couple too, but I think they spend way to much time together for it just to be friends, think they are on the rocks though as they have looked totally miserable around each other for the last few weeks, if Hayden is that private it won’t last as Rachel is always being hounded by paps it seems

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@ emma

they have spent all this time together working and then we see them shopping just hanging out

i have to bring this up…Ben Lyons on E! spent a whole week with them and had a camera and all….dont you think he could have gotten proof??

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@ 61,
FAKE!!! I would not diss my people on this board!! You are trying to cause a war. I just have to report your fake ass to JJ again. It seems we have a f*cking troll on board! :C

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@ raven

haha yeah i would love to see him with that rage!
she is always trying to look “cool” but looks stupid she did a skit with Jamie on VH1 Best week ever (still airing all weekend) and she sucked!

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@ 65

I didn’t know that, when was that?

there is something definately weird with these two, even close friends enjoy each others company , but they always look miserable together , I dunno what to think anymore, if they still hang around each other after Jumper Promo is over I will say there is def something there, though I hate them together, Hayden can do so much better, she annoys me so much, her voice grates on me, even my bf who didn’t see why I disliked her hated her after listening to an interview promoting Jumper, but there is talk of 2 sequels so probably have to put up with tons more pics etc of them

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@ raven
yes this another PR crap . bet someone posting junk. rachel is scared. nothing but . she needs to stir up some crap. to get more attention. till the what ever comes up lets keep up on the hayden support.
@candee
i know raven for a long while. one thing she is not a lier. so what she was thinking and did not know what she was typing. she made a boo boo clear and simple. so before you go off the handle please get the facts before you go off the deep end. people make mistakes and move on so. let it go. raven like myself are anti rachel for the longest time. also long time hayden backers so don’t you dare make her to be the bad one!!

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sj-r.com
“Christensen is the new Ryan Phillippe — no compliment unless you enjoy annoyingly blah detachment. And Bilson is a damsel of whom you hope distress gets the better — anything to shut her droning, dull yap. (For what it’s worth, neither was a first choice for their roles.)”

firstshowing.net
“A few of the casting decisions just didn’t work for me. The first poor choice was having Rachel Bilson as Millie. The only other thing that I have seen her in was The Last Kiss which she wasn’t that bad in, but she really wasn’t very good either. I felt like this was kind of the same thing, where she definitely wasn’t bad, but was never that great. She seemed a bit boring and rigid like she didn’t really know what she was doing. If Bilson is mediocre then Hayden Christensen must just be plain bad.If all he did was teleport and fight, then I wouldn’t have had a problem with him, anything deeper then that and he falls apart. The unique concept, great looking special effects, and teleport fighting just couldn’t make up for the disappointing performances by Christensen and Bilson. If you actually enjoy watching Christensen then you will probably like Jumper, especially since he is the same in every film.”

charlotte.com
“The staggering lack of chemistry between David and Millie (Bilson) benumbs every scene they enter. This is especially embarrassing, because the actors who play them as high schoolers — Max Theriot and Annasophia Robb — have chemistry of a shy, awkward kind.”

diamonbackonline.com
“The underwritten romance between David and Millie leaves much to be desired. Millie is given no personality, neither by the writing nor by the bland performance of Bilson. Her main function seems to be to look pretty and confused and ask, “What’s going on?” every five minutes. Together, Bilson and Christensen give off very little spark - there seems to be no chemistry, just some pretty faces.”

usatoday.com
“Though the film starts out intriguingly, it never lives up to its promise, mostly because so little is explained. It’s as if the rules and parameters of the story are being made up as the movie goes along. Director Doug Liman, so nimble in Mr. & Mrs. Smith and The Bourne Identity, seems adrift here. It doesn’t help that the performances are bland (particularly those of Christensen and Bilson) and that what comes out of their mouths is uninspired. Short on imagination and anchored by a wan hero, Jumper is a flight of fancy that never fully takes off.”

washingtonpost.com
“The science-fiction fantasy, in which Hayden Christensen somnambulates through the role of a young man with genetic teleporting powers, is oddly inert. Part of the problem is Christensen, whose breakout role was playing the young Anakin Skywalker in the recent execrable “Star Wars” installments, and who has never managed to project anything but a sullen air of lazy entitlement … and Rachel Bilson in a performance as vapid as Christensen’s is tepid. Wispy-voiced, devoid of humor or libidinal zing, physically un-commanding, these two bring to mind Gloria Swanson in “Sunset Boulevard” when she laments, “We had faces then.” Now faces are all we have left, as a generation of attractive blank slates engage in a numbing game of the bland leading the bland. ”

shadowsonthewall.com
“The film is a blur of slick action sequences that are thrilling and visually inventive even if we never have a clue why everyone’s at each others’ throats. The cast is fine in their ill-defined roles; only Bell manages to breathe life into his character. Frankly, it leaves us wishing the movie had been about him instead of the more wooden Christensen in his trite romantic subplot with the perpetually lost Bilson.”