Amazing, Absolutely Amazing

Rating: Null/10 (24 January 2004)

I just saw this movie tonight and I was stunned. One of the most important things when seeing this move is to remain objective, it you keep Ashton Kutcher's old character in mind he will never break his constant type casting. Which is a complete waste of talent; in this movie he completely broke his mold.
In the sense of acting this movie was great. Firstly Ashton Kutcher finally got his chance to do some real acting. His performance brought out his serious side, while still remaining that comedic charm he had. He delivered a strong and emotional performance. Amy Smart and Ashton showed true chemistry on the screen, bad you truly begin to believe the fantasy. `Willful suspension of disbelief' is the key phrase in this movie. And the perfectly cast younger versions of all the main characters made the past easier to accept and connect to the current place in the movie.
The plot was great, apart from all the other time travel' movies; this one had much fewer plot holes. Those that did exist in the movie were minor and fairly insignificant. Every time he goes back, it is necessary and deliberate, nothing that he does in the past is accidental, but planed. The other thing that is awesome is how the visuals in this movie. All the colors in scenes (without giving anything away) were planned and deliberate, you could really tell what they were trying to say with each color choice.
My personal favorite part about this movie is that the whole movie just came together perfectly. The actors fit the parts (Kutcher REALY did a great job, so to all you nay-sayers who said he's type cast for a reason' see this movie), and the visually, and the plot. Final verdict  a great movie, defiantly worth the money to go see it.