I really like the idea behind this movie, a group of geniuses gathered together to solve the world's problems not for the credit, but because its the right thing to do. It was interesting to see Kellie Martin take on the adult role. She did well, but that makeup job made her look like she was pushing 40 and she's only 34. Patricia Richardson was good, but underutilized. Same for LeVar Burton. The special effects were really awesome. There were a couple of things that bugged me. While I realize it was necessary, all that science talk would start to lose me at times. The other was for the guy that played Edwin. When they are running the experiments on the nanobot, and the Asian guy keeps messing with the test subject's heart by first lowering it, and then making it go really fast, Edwin objects to it seeming to indicate that he's not a killer. However, when it's placed in Brody, he seems to have no problem with letting him die if need be. Overall, though I did really enjoy it. It's a good movie to sit down and watch with the family, and not have to worry about it being overly violent, with lots of bad language, and sexual content.
Review of The Jensen Project
