Very Creative. Good Thriller

Rating: 9/10 (30 July 2011)

Captain Stevens (Gyllenhaal) wakes up on a train and discovers he is in someone else's body, and he has a mission to find out who the bomber is.
Remember Ground Hog Day? Avatar? Well, it's like them almostsomewhat...kinda. Stevens has to keep going back in time until he finds out who the bomber is.
Just enjoy this and don't try to figure out how the Source Code interacts with things. It's like one of those time travel stories that you can never follow anyway. Accept it. Actually, that is all you can do because the explanation of the Source Code is lacking or I missed it. Oh, you get bits and pieces of the Source Code and who runs the operation, but the logistics of it is just not there for us to grasp. You understand about the 8-minutes of someone's life in that Stevens has 8-minutes to find the bomber each time he goes back in time. But, this concept is very creative and we are exposed, in theory, to multiple realities. (What you talking about, Willis?) Ah, so you were paying attention. You'll see when you come to the end of the story. Great ending btw.
The acting by all, the dialogue, cinematography, and CGI make this very enjoyable. Good thriller.
Vilolence: Yes. Sex: No. Nudity: No. Language: Yes, a couple F-bombs, but mostly GDIs.