Superb! Spoilers contained

Rating: Null/10 (28 April 2004)

I know that some people regarded this film as rubbish, badly acted, confusing etc etc, personally, I found it to be intriguing and in my top 10.

Did anyone not think it was fascinating the way he was standing in the kitchen with that knife and when his mum asked him what he was doing he sort of "came to", dropped the knife and realised (as did she) that it was yet another one of his blank spots and THEN only as we all discovered later on, that the blank spot(s) were where he was in possession of his own body from the future, changing the past, causing new memories?? Personally, I found that concept brilliant.
The bit where Kayleigh's brother beat up the customer in the cinema and then laughed as he was being dragged outside did have me slightly confused though, who was possessing him?? One minute he is with the others about to watch dynamite blow a post box to bits and although, mischievious to say the least, not "evil", the next he is about to set a dog on fire! It was almost as if, he too, were going back in time but from a different perspective in the future.
In another scene I didn't find the brother, who was now a Christian, out of sorts - I know some other viewers had trouble with that one - as it is just showing how, after throwing the mother and baby to the ground and so helping to save their lives - it changed his own life and he went on to the side of light rather than darkness.
I thought the film was thought-provoking and I am pleased that I saw it, I will also be buying it on DVD when it comes out.