Well told film

Rating: 9/10 (22 July 2004)

I thought this movie was really well done, First of all it is one of the only movies i have seen that deal's directly with Chaos Theory and i think the directors did a very good job of explaining one factor of this very complex theory. Jurrasic park bearly skims the surface when it comes to Chaos Theory, this movie on the other hand dives right into it from start to finish. Evans father had the ability to go back to key points in time where certain decisions were made by him which alternately can have a alternate reality. Evan has these "black outs" at life changes sectors in time I.E when he and his mates blow up a letter box which effectively kills a mother and Baby. While evan is in college he find one of his old journals that he kept to try and jog his memory of the times when he has black outs, He begins to read it and finds him self in a memory. He drops a ciggy that he had in his mouth and it drops on him and burns his stomach, He wakes up from this "Dream" and finds that he has a scare where the ciggy had fallen which was not there at the begging of the "Dream" "Alternate Reality" with this he discover s that he is able to change his future at these special point. As the movie goes on Evan finds him self getting in deeper and deeper and finds him self having to make a decision the ones he loves, or the "one" he loves. The movie does not pay attention to one fact of chaos theory being that " if you take one step to the right the world will take two steps to the left" Meaning that in this movie it is only him and the ones in the memory that are effected which i think that their would have to be some sort of change in the future of others.
I found the movie very good and put aside the fact that there are a few errors in the dialoge you have your self a action pact thriller. 8/10