The Best Time-Travel Film EVER ! ! ! ! ! !

Rating: 10/10 (28 October 2007)

Denzel Washington and director Tony Scott ( both collaborators on the hits, "Man on Fire" and "Crimson Tide" ) team up for the third time on this brilliant film that mixes philosophy, dram and action along with brain-twisting physics.
The plot: A New Orleans ferry is destroyed by a terrorist bomb set by an mysterious figure. Detectives trying to solve the shocking devastation are introduced to a special crime solving machine used to reenact murders and other situations after they have occurred. It turns out that one murdered woman, who's been missing, might be the key to solving the entire crime. Can this entire puzzle be cracked? Can they go back in time before the entire scenario even occurred and change all of this from even happening?
Review: Everything in this film is excellent. The actors ( Washington, Val Kilmer, Adam Goldberg, Bruce Greenwood and James Caviezel ) are all in top form and fans of them will be pleased; the special effects are used to tell the story instead of being just "gratuitous eye candy;" Terrio Rossio ( writer of The Mask of Zorro, Shrek, Pirates of the Caribbean, and other similar Dreamworks/Disney/Bruckheimer fare) and Bill Marsili's script is full of imagination and ideas even worth discussing after the film; Tony Scott works beautifully with what content he hes; while I'm not a huge fan, I will think Jerry Bruckheimer for financing this thrilling adventure; and, last of all, the musical score by Harry Gregson-Williams is a blast! This guy has written electronic/instrumental musical scores for both Tony and Ridley Scott's films, as well as animated ones and video-games, and has never disappointed his audiences.
This might be more of a 8/10, but seeming how I throughly enjoyed every minute and want to own this DVD so bad, I'm going to rate it the total amount!
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