Change One Thing. Change Everything.

Rating: 9/10 (7 August 2006)

This film is about a boy, Even Treborn, who has black outs. Since he was young, he has always has black outs so his psychiatrist told him to right in journals what he does everyday, like a diary. Now he's 20 and he finds a way to go back in time and see the black outs he once had when he was young. By reading his journals he has written when he was young, he can go back in time and change anything. Once he changes something to make it better, it alters his present.
The concept, which was taken by the Chaos Theory, is quite ingenious. This film is very smart, itself. The Chaos Theory states that a butterfly's wing can cause a hurricane on the other side of the world. But in this movie, it only changes the character's lives revolved around the story, not outside the world.
Now Ashton Kutcher is in a thriller, rather than the comedy movies he's always been in. His acting was great, by the way, as well as Amy Smart and Melora Walters.
This is just a great film. Whenever Even changes one thing in his past, something is always flawed, to make it bad. Every lives change. Sometimes good things happen and sometimes bad things happen.
This is a film for smart audiences. There are small detail you need to pay attention to get the movie right. And one more thing, it's really addictive to watch, in my opinion.