Funny but with holes

Rating: 5/10 (8 October 2012)

Good movie for entertaining, but too many story-holes for it to be taken "seriously" (as seriously as a movie can be taken).
There's some action, but really not that much. I wouldn't call it an action movie.
There even aren't enough good characters; so the protagonist is both the good guy (present) and the bad guy (future) of the movie.
Also, the detail of putting the telekinetic thing onto the story (10% of the people? Really?), which added nothing really (does the rainmaker need to be a super telekinetic guy? Couldn't be just an ordinary guy?).
On the thing of the time travel, logic tells us two things can happened: either you can change the future or you cant. Given that you can change it, story might loop until a non-paradoxical time-line is created. This seems to happened in the movie when the protagonist kills his older self and story loops, and he's put in the same situation again. Then, on the ending, when he suicides, all of the movie shouldn't have happened (his older self not traveling and he is not in that position again, so he doesn't suicide... so, paradox). But rather than that, movie ends there as if this was a logical ending (also, shooting his older self would have let the rainmaker be alive and with his mother, and also wouldn't have led to a paradox...).