The Improbable versus the Impossible

Rating: 7/10 (26 October 2012)

Well acted, well directed, good character development. Although repeating the train journey several times, it was not repetitive, as each time, the movie explored more of the mystery/puzzle surrounding the circumstances of the main character and the reason for the train journey.
The plot revolves around the idea of being able to reconstruct from the memories of the deceased, the last 8 minutes of what they experienced - and injecting this into someone else's brain, so that they experience an 'interactive' environment. While improbable, when this sort of thing turns up in a movie, its called science fiction.
The only problem is the ending. Ihe main character is terminated at the end of a train journey sequence, and he then goes on living in an alternative time line. While this is a nice ending, it is not explained, even within the bounds of science fiction, leaving a dissatisfied taste at the end. 7/10