It’s been a while since we’ve seen director Doug Liman in the world of dialog driven filmmaking. With Go and Swingers, you got the feeling that Liman was a born director of making words truly pop as action, but then he transitioned to actual popcorn action. Sure, everyone likes The Bourne Identity, but does anyone actually love Mr. & Mrs. Smith or – dare I say it - Jumper? And with that said, Doug Liman returns to where he once so promisingly started out with Fair Game. It’s basically a marriage drama, similar to Mr. & Mrs. Smith, but without the gunplay. It’s not the “high-octane” thriller it may, and most likely, will be sold as. Doug Liman had plenty to say when I sat down with him. His answers were thoughtful speeches when it came to returning to dialog driven films, how he initially dreamed of only making dumb action movies, his visual style, and what exactly happened on Jumper.

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We’ve got our hands on some free passes to see Jumper in Columbus, Ohio. You want in?

We now have the final estimates in for the entire President’s Day Weekend, and as we reported earlier Jumper is the number one.

The Monday numbers have yet to come in — but we do know who the box-office champ is going to be.

Given the film’s premise, Jumper fails to explore a satiable amount of it’s myriad of possibilities.

Please drink responsibly, and don’t piss off a white-haired Sam Jackson.

The writers strike is over, finally, and we have a number of new flicks rolling out on Thursday and getting an early jump on the weekend.

Contrary to popular belief, just having a cool concept has nothing to do with producing a good movie.

Everyone seems to be anxiously looking forward to next summer for big, cool blockbuster flicks, but for some reason we can’t take our eye off of Jumper.

We’ve been looking to the second trailer for this film ever since the first one dropped two months ago.