An original movie that you'll forget the day after

Rating: 7/10 (17 February 2016)

Source Code is an "original Hollywood movie". From my perspective, its plot is unique and makes the viewer wanting to see until the very end to discover what will happen, even though probably you'll predict what is going to happen before it does.
Why did I put some quotes before and after the "original Hollywood movie" sentence? Well, as I said, its plot is not something you'll see everyday, but all the American techniques are there: the sensationalism, the brilliant genius, an ultra-top-secret government mission.
Throughout the movie, you'll get the answers you're looking for, but they just didn't convince. I mean, I'm pretty sure it's possible to answer those same questions without using all that cliché that the blockbusters of Hollywood are used to—and here's a thing that had blurred some part of my excitement about Source Code: a movie with a great potential that lost it among schemas that people are already tired of.
Technically speaking, the photography and soundtrack are good. And that's all. Worth to keep in mind that this *can* occur due to the lack of places our characters have been—three or four, at max—, which delivers a good experience, but an advise for you: don't expect anything breathtaking —you'll not get.
Finally, it's a good movie. It will entertain you, for sure; it will hold your attention until its end—but the chances for your memories to forget about it the day after are quite high.