a excellent movie that keeps you moving with it.

Rating: 9/10 (13 December 2005)

I hired this movie out, not expecting much just an ordinary thriller. To me, this just wasn't a thriller but a personal movie as well. It starts with the young Ashton Kutcher having these blackouts. These have been through the family with his mentally ill father who has suffered from them. A lot of traumatic experiences occur between him and his friends that vanish from his mind each time he jotted down the things he had forgotten. Anyway, he grows up and revisits his journal and takes his mind back to these events and changes them to see how things turn up. At every change nothing is right in the future. The ending was fantastic and the whole cast was excellent as well.