awesome

Rating: Null/10 (28 January 2004)

I went to see this movie and I really expected to laugh at how horrible Ashton Kutcher would be as a serious actor. However, I didn't. Butterfly Effect was awesome. It frightened me with loud noise and bright lights in the beginning and kind of creeped me out, but there was no way you could make me leave that theater. I just needed to know what was going to happen next, and every move Evan made just twisted everything up and made the plot even worse for him, but better for the viewer's pleasure. I love that the whole movie is based on the chaos theory and I love how perfectly chaotic this movie is. It had me on my toes for the entire movie and if that is a bad thing then I don't want to watch the movies you think are good. The Butterfly Effect gave me and my four friends about an hour worth of conversation as we all fought to get our words out about how we felt. We each had to comment on how we loved Ashton's portrayal, and how we were so moved and touched and just in awe of this movie. It made us feel so many emotions, and that is how I measure how good a movie is, by how much the writer/director/actor makes me care so much about something I know is fake. If I could I would watch it over and over again, it was a smash hit that everyone must go see. It really gets you thinking, which is also another great characteristic of a movie done well. But don't take mine or anyone else's comments as enough, go and see Butterfly Effect and then come back here and comment on how it made you feel, how completely awesome you felt, and how good you thought the movie was. And don't let other people scare you away from seeing this movie, because it was good quality and Ashton can act.