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The Butterfly Effect
Ashton Kutcher
Amy Smart
Elden Henson
Eric Stoltz
Ethan Suplee
Melora Walters
John P. Amedori
Cameron Crigger
Irene Gorovaia
Brandy Heidrick
Jesse James
Callum Keith Rennie
Kevin Schmidt
William Lee Scott
Writer: Eric Bress, J. Mackye Gruber
Distributor: New Line Cinema
Official Site: http://www.butterflyeffectmovie.com/
Movie review by Dunya Hopefulsoul
Greetings, and welcome to another “Moonlight movie review”.
A young man, Evan, played by Ashton Kutcher, tries to fix his shattered childhood by traveling back in time. But every time he does, with the intention of making his life better, he actually makes it worse. I liked this movie a lot. It didn't drag. I thought though that this stuff was
not happening to him. The story flashes back and forth from his
childhood, to an adult. He finds himself in places he has jumped to
in time, and finds he has all new memories that flood his brain
effecting his physical health. It reminds me of the Time machine,
When the guy goes back in time, only to see his bride to be, dying 3 different times and ways.
The past is not meant to be messed with. For sure, if one messed with
it, things will change. I like the basis of the story line in the
movie. It was full of out of control kids being brats as teen's, and
for this guy to go back and change. Watching his one kid that was truly evil,
into a collage grad was strange. There was some jolting parts in this
movie, For one animal cruelty, I wouldn't show this move to a kid
with psychotic tendencies - it was violent.
I could watch this movie a few times over. He had more journals than
I do. He writes his days out on paper, He has these black outs, So DR
tells him to keep them written down. Well they will be his way to and
fro from the past to a new future. I'm not a real Kutcher fan, I
think he's a tool. But opinions apart, he plays the part okay. The actress that plays his girlfriend was okay as well. They sure made her a homely mid-American living with a jagged abused life. I would tell others to see the movie. I give it a 3 out of 5. My mate liked it some. But, a movie must not drag to catch our attention. I like shockers.
Until next time...
Blessed Be,
Dunya
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