Jumpin' Jack Flash. Action Comedy Thriller. Terry works for a bank, and uses computers to communicate with clients all over the world. One day she gets a strange.

Reviewed by jhaggardjr Vote: 8/10/10 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' is a very funny comedy-thriller starring comedienne andcurrent 'Hollywood Squares' star Whoopi Goldberg in the movie she made afterher outstanding performance in 'The Color Purple'. This was her first bigcomedy and she's terrific in it. Goldberg stars as Terry Doolittle, acomputer operator at a New York bank. At the end of a long day of work, shegets an awkward message from a British spy who's in trouble. As a result shegets plunged into a world of international intrigue and danger.

Equine Surgery Auer Pdf. Sure thepremise of 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' is silly. But it's an entertaining movie,thanks to Goldberg's performance. She's the whole show here.

One of the bestmoments in the film is the one when the spy asks her to 'sing with me andfind the key', and she listens to the lyrics of the Mick Jagger song'Jumpin' Jack Flash' so she can find the word or words to crack the spy'scode. This scene is a classic. Just get a load of the way Goldberg acts inthis scene. It's hilarious.

This scene proves that Goldberg is a great comicactress. There's also the scene where, after almost getting killed, Goldbergconfronts a police detective played by 'Pretty Woman' and 'Runaway Bride'director Garry Marshall (who oddly enough is the brother of the director ofthis film, former 'Laverne & Shirley' star Penny Marshall making herdirectorial debut here). Get a load of the foul language displayed byGoldberg in this scene. I was laughing hysterically out loud. There are alsoaction scenes that really aren't necessary, but they're exciting andthrilling.

And there are good supporting performances by Stephen Collins,Carol Kane, John Wood, Annie Potts, Roscoe Lee Browne, Jim Belushi, JonLovitz, and the late Phil Hartman. But the real star here is Whoopi.

Shealone makes 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' worth seeing. And it's far better thatWhoopi's next two movies after this: 'Burglar' and 'Fatal Beauty'. *** (out of four). Reviewed by Steve Myers Vote: 8/10/10 I have to admit to liking this film.

I'm not sure or not how well itdid on its release. Infosys G723 1 A100 Codec. I don't think there are any spoilers in revealingthat Whoopi plays a computer genius who is contacted by a guy who needsher help (since it says so on the back of the DVD! Games Bus Driver Full Crack. ). So as well as acomedy, there are some thrills thrown in as well. It's well written, with some pretty obvious stuff in there, but itmakes it kind of fun. Whoopi Goldberg puts in a good performance. Todayit's fun to watch because the computers are SO out of date and becauseat one point Whoopi hits about 40 keyboard keys to type the work 'Hi'!Just listen to the sound of the keys.

Whoopi's a good actress andcomedian, but she's no typist - at least by the evidence here. And it'sgood to see Carol Kane and Stephen Collins, who both look about 12. There are some fabulous continuity errors as well for anyone lookingfor them - in the scene in the police station, not only does theblanket Whoopi's wearing change places from scene to scene, so does hercollar. If you want a fun film that won't stretch your brain, this is wellworth a look. Ingmar Bergman it isn't, but it's a nice feel good moviefor those times when you just want to sit down and turn your brain offit's great.

And if you want to know what computers used to look likeand why you practically needed a second mortgage for somewhere to storethem look no further. Reviewed by moonspinner55 Vote: 7/10/10 Undercooked, but ribald, enjoyable espionage-themed comedy about acomputer programmer for a national bank in New York City who gets herown 'Mission: Impossible' when a government agent taps into her system.Whoopi Goldberg really has no character to play here, so she wings it;tossing off one-liners and impersonations, she's a stitch, a trueoriginal. The production designer has decorated Whoopi's pad withoffbeat movie posters, memorabilia and over-sized toys, but couldn't domuch with the rest of this scenario, which dog-paddles along until weget to the predictable (though satisfying) conclusion. Some of thesupporting characters (like Jim Belushi's mysterious heavy or AnniePotts' wife of a secret agent) come, go, and vanish completely, and theflick is held together with the barest minimum of tape. Still, it's alot of fun anyway, which is completely due to Goldberg's sass. *** from****.