simply amazing.

Rating: 10/10 (18 February 2004)

I am so impressed with this film as far as plot, depth, characterization and everything in between. So long has it been since I've seen a movie that actually left me speechless and wanting more when I left the theater. Having never really associated Ashton Kutcher as a serious actor, I was very relieved to see how well he could pull the role of Evan off. Amy Smart is able to make Kayleigh believable in all her alternate futures as well as Kutcher's Evan is able to love her no matter how bad he's made her. Elden Henson and Tommy Lee Scott also offer very transitional roles as Lenny and Tommy, and manage to pull them off well.
One thing that I absolutely love about this movie is the stress on how something so small, what may seem like an insignificant sentence at the time, can ultimately alter who you are or will be in the future.
All in all, The Butterfly Effect is one of the best movies I've ever seen and definitely one of the most though provoking. Two thumbs way up and congratulations to the cast and crew for making this such a wonderful movie.