Well Thought Out Film

Rating: 10/10 (13 September 2009)

I have just watched this film about 10 minutes ago. I thought it was a well thought out film. I couldn't believe how the writers / Directors J. Mackye Gruber and Eric Bress, could have done a film that complex.
At first the film did feel a bit sick with the way that everything was happening, but as the film went on, I started to understand how everything was working. It was brilliant.
Ashton Kutcher's character was awesome. The way that he had black outs and could remember anything that had happened. Then when he got to the age of 20. He started to read the stuff that he had written since the age of seven. For some reason, as he was reading him memories before his black outs. He was remembering the things he could remember, but there was a catch to it. He could change the stuff he could remember, to things that he thought he did. As he started doing this more, he realised that he could change his life by make himself do things differently that they should of done.
But by doing this, his life changed every time to something that he didn't want to happen. At the end, he realised that he had to do one thing that he really didn't want to do but he had to. And that is what you will find out when you watch it.