Jumper
Issue 46
Last Update: July 1, 2008

It's a SciFi buff's bonanza this week at JB. Catch the wacky Futurama crew in the animated movie-length episode The Beast With A Billion Backs, replete with a Bender-ific limited edition lenticular  DVD sleeve. See the Stargate crew save the world (again) from the creepy Goa' uld clan in Continuum, an SG release that comes with an exclusive limited edition slip case booklet. Then shoot for the stars alongside Casper Van Dien as he reprises his 'Johnny Rico' role in  Starship Troopers 3, with another JB exclusive, the signature Marauder pack - signed by the Van Dien and limited to 5000 copies.
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Jumper
Hayden Christensen (aka Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Eps I–III) plays an ordinary kid who possesses an...
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Rambo
Having successfully revived Rocky Balboa for another round, Sylvester Stallone resurrects another of his signature roles,...
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Run Fat Boy Run
Simon Pegg, best known as the titular character from Shaun of the Dead, is directed here by former Friends star David...
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Step Up 2: The Streets
So you think you can dance? Have you got what it takes to take it to The Streets? Like its predecessor, Step Up 2 is about...
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The Spiderwick Chronicles
Twin brothers Jared and Simon Grace (Freddie Highmore, playing both roles) and their older sister Mallory (Sarah Bolger)...
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The Bucket List
A buddy road-trip film with seniors, Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman play a pair of terminally ill patients who decide...
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Don King Presents Prizefighter
Whether you like or loath the man, this larger than life promotions guru comes out swinging with his own boxing title set...
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Alone In The Dark
After 16 years and a hat-full of poor derivative sequels, Atari has resurrected the series. Alone in the Dark, the...
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Buzz! Quiz TV
On the tail-end of the Singstar: Volume 2 release for PS3 will be the arrival of Buzz! Quiz TV for the console. This will...
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Dragon Ball-Z: Burst Limit
Games based on the popular anime series Dragon Ball Z seem to roll off the production line faster than we can write about...
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Overlord: Raising Hell
The original Overlord was a charming little title filled with nefarious exploits and lashings of devilish humour,...
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SBK 08
Following on from the successful SBK-07, a cracking title that occupied our PSP for months, SBK-08 brings the racing...
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Along came a Spiderwick
Based on the books by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black, The Spiderwick Chronicles is the story of the Grace family, who...
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Beam Me Up Sam
How was it working on this movie? You had a lot of physical work in there? It was a fun project to do. I kind of...
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Essential Director
Like Ron Howard, director Rob Reiner began his association with the entertainment biz as a regular in a 1970’s...
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It's About Time
It flies when you’re having fun, waits for no man and heals all wounds. It’s time, and whether you want to...
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Rambo Returns
The creation of author David Morell, John Rambo, former Green Beret, Vietnam vet and one man killing machine, would not...
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So, you think you can DANCE......
Presumably, inventing the Theory of Relativity was easier than anticipating the rise of the Macarena in 1995, when...
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My Generation: Sega Steps Up
There was something about the appearance of Sega’s Master System. If the NES looked like a filing cabinet then...
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Evolution Of The Console
Videogame consoles have been around for well over 30 years now, enchanting and entertaining countless generations....
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From Frame To Game
It’s normally an instant recipe for disaster. The whole ‘let’s make a game about the film’...
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Gentlemen, Start Your Engines
Race Driver GRID boasts a pedigree of quality racing titles from UK based Codemasters.  STACK caught up with...
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