Fairly interesting, too bad for the ending (spoilers)

Rating: 6/10 (6 March 2004)

Evan (Ashton Kutcher) suffers from losses in his memory. Obviously, something went wrong in his childhood. He finally discovers what it is, but ends up in jail for killing the kid brother of his girlfriend, who was after him after the childhood disaster. Evan finds out how to go back in time through his journals so he can erase everything that went bad, but it only gets worse... So he goes back *again*, and... well, you get it. Let's say, some sort of Lola Rennt, but not quite.
Interesting premise is carried well by Kutcher (a comedy actor), but once you know what's going on loses some of it's impact. The biggest fault Gruber and Bress made is to give it a somewhat happy ending, with everybody being OK and Kutcher burning his memoirs. The 'meeting' on the sidewalks is just a bit too much I'm afraid...
Overall: pretty good, 6/10.