The Vidiot Reviews...

Rating: Null/10 (28 July 2011)

Source Code
Throwing yourself in front of a commuter train is the worst way to commit suicide since all of the delayed commuters now hate your guts, too.
Thankfully, the only lives extinguished in this sci-fi movie are the ones aboard the rapid transit system.
Waking on a Chicago-bound passenger train in the body of a stranger, U.S. Army helicopter pilot Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) is bewildered. His uncertainty, however, is abated when a bomb aboard the train detonates.
Later, Stevens is revived inside of a military orb, where he learns from an Air Force official (Vera Farmiga) that his mission is to be sent back in time to prevent the explosion from ever occurring.
A deftly conceived concept, meticulously executed by director Duncan Jones, Source Code is a combustible combination of cold-hearted computation, military mystery and human radiance.
However, if you really want to disrupt the morning commute: commence with road construction. (Green Light)