Deja Vu is one of Tony Scott's best films

Rating: 10/10 (28 November 2006)

You can quote me on that if you'd like. Seriously though, normally I don't write reviews on here. It's kind of a pain in the rear since you have to write a specific amount, etc. But the other reviews of this movie all sounded like they might be studio plants (the movie studios have been known to fabricate reviews of their movies on IMDb in order to make their movie look better), so I decided to take the time to write my own review of Deja Vu to encourage people to go see it.
In my opinion, Tony Scott either makes really bad, or really good, movies. Domino looked like a steaming turd right out of the gate. Enemy of the State was pretty entertaining. Deja Vu is much more like Enemy of the State than Domino. It's razor sharp, extremely tense, and very well executed. If you like what you see in the previews of Deja Vu you're almost certain to love the movie. At least, that was my experience. I thought the previews looked pretty cool, but, with such a tricky premise, I figured there was almost NO WAY that a major Hollywood studio could do it justice. Hollywood screws up a lot more simpler movies than Deja Vu.
Anyway, I digress. Deja Vu is one of those rare movies with a lot going on that actually pulls it off. Be warned, this is a thriller with the potential to seriously confuse the snot out of you, so bring your thinking cap. I loved Deja Vu and I'm betting you will too...assuming you like 1)thrillers, and 2)thinking movies. Enjoy!