Interesting at best

Rating: Null/10 (12 July 2004)

Yes, the title to this review may be deceiving, as if I am about to lambast this film for the sorry crap that is worth...well, maybe, it all depends at where you are at in life? If you are a young, good-looking male such as my self then maybe you might enjoy this film. Not to make this feel like a Personal(by the way I actually do like long walks on the beach) I am a very smart, Human Biology major and a self described "film enthusiast", I actually liked this film a lot. Some people that are a little bit too uptight may be mad that such a good looking kid like Asthon Kutcher got the lead part (Somone that time travels, just can't be hittin' Demi Moore) however he actually blends very well into the part of a confused young person that does not know what is going on, because if you time travel as much as he does in this film you might just have that "dude where is my (insert lost item here)" look. Ashton does a great job, hands down, no questions asked. Amy Smart proves beyond her "plain-looking-cuteness", as my frat boy friend described, that she is capable to pull of a semi-complex role and that is more than a lot of Hollywood actresses can say. The supporting cast is just that, Supporting. No one steals the role, no one shines, but they do an excellent job of just being there....no matter what life is chosen.
Alright, no matter what, if you have ever been interested in time travel and you are NOT pretentious or a very unlucky bastard that wishes that everything had gone your way instead of "pretty-boy-ashton-kutcher's" way, then watch this film, you will enjoy it just for the concept and for the way that a fellow human beings life plays out by the choices made in life.