One of the Most Unique Sci/Fi Thrillers in the Early's 2000.

Rating: 8/10 (29 June 2005)

A young man (Ashton Kutcher), who remembers that he had black out in his life as a boy and as a teenager. But once he starts to read his journals from the past. Thinking it might help to jog his memory and unravel what's causing these blackouts. But once he starts to be curious of his forgotten moments in his life. He finds a way to change it and he wakes up to reality. These changes in his life for the worst, it continues to go in and they bring him down.
Written and Directed by Eric Bress and J.Mackye Gruber (Screenwriters of Final Desniation 2) made an effective Sci/Fi Thriller that is Original and Shocking. This Low-Budget film turned out to be a Box Office Hit. Kutcher is surprisingly good in the lead as Evan (His first dramatic role). Evan's mother in the film is played by Melora Waters, she gives a terrific performance. The film also stars:Amy Start, Elden Henson, Ethan Suplee, William Lee Scott and Eric Stoltz. Evan's role is also played by two different actors:Logan Lerman as a Boy and John Patrick Lerman as a Teenager. This film is inspired from a Short Story by Ray Bradbury "A Sound of Thunder".
DVD has an sharp anamorphic Widescreen (1.85:1) transfer and an strong-Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. On the flip side disc, there is also a Director's Cut with the same Widescreen transfer and an terrific DTS 6.1 ES Surround Sound. Director's Cut also has an running commentary track by the directors. The DVD includes:Featurettes, Deleted Scenes and more. This film will receive an cult following. This film is a Mind Bending Trip Through Time, Change and Fate. This is worth a look. Not for all tastes. (****/***** For Both Versions of the DVD).