Wonderful, really wonderful...

Rating: Null/10 (23 March 2005)

There have been a lot of comments on this movie, so I might be repeating some things that have already been said. For once, I honestly don't know how many stars a movie deserves. I loved this movie, yet, I didn't.
There's a boy named Evan (kutcher, but other actors at different ages) that has blackouts and doesn't remember a thing he did during his blackouts. Then there's his friends, Lenny, Tommy, and Kayleigh. The movie starts out 13 years earlier, and just moves forward in time until you see Evan in college. Then the rest of the movie is a series of time periods with Evan trying to undo the damage he's done in the previous time travel. Every time, he's going back for Kayleigh. There may be other reasons for traveling back, but the trips are mainly for Kayleigh. Evan loved Kayleigh so much, he would do anything to have her, and anything to keep her alive and safe, even if it meant taking his own life or never seeing her again. The end kept me hanging wondering what would happen to Evan and Kayleigh. Though, if you watch the Director's Cut, things at the end seem more clear.
Neigther version, Director's cut or theatrical, have so much of a happy ending. That's one reason why i think I liked it as much as I did. Anyway, I think this is a movie definitely worth seeing. If you do watch it, I hope you enjoy as much as I did!