Fentress - Man in the Mirror

Rating: 5/10 (8 June 2011)

This was another composite movie of the "Time Machine" - Rod Taylor, "Butterfly Effect" - Aston Kutcher, "Out of Time" - Denzel Washington, etc.
I was okay with the concept that after death of the body the brain waves remain active and the source code takes advantage of that energy. However, I think that the person who should have been on life support should have been the man in the mirror and not the face of Stevens. It would have been a kind of modern Frankenstein as the soul-looking like Stevens was transferred into the body of Fentress. In that way, the audience would realize how successful the Source Code was in that the soul-looking like Stevens lived on the body of Fentress. I got that if the body of Fentress met its death that the full completion of that source would be terminated and both the soul-looking like Stevens and the man in the mirror would cease to exist.
Perhaps I just missed something but somehow not utilizing the image of Fentress was in the end as bad as the mistake of "The Notebook" where we are given the image of the dark haired - clean shaven James Garner as Lon rather than the image of Ryan Goslin as Noah - dirty blonde - scruffy beard.
Again, perhaps I just missed something and have no business writing reviews, but then again maybe I think too much about the devil in the details.