The Butterfly Effect

The Butterfly Effect

Change One Thing Change Everything

Director(s) : Eric Bress, J. Mack ye Gruber

Casts : Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, Melora Walters

Genre : Sci – Fi, Drama, Thriller

Released : 2004

The Butterfly Effect

Here is the simple-taken story of this simply-perfect movie. I’m sure that after read this you’ll get impressed and go to a DVD store in a hurry. =)

Evan Treborn (Ashton Kutcher) is a troubled man who suffered blackouts as a child. When he discovered a way to travel back into the body of his past self, his time trips start to cause negative results on his present. As he uses his powers to try to fix his past and present, the effect escalates, creating alternate realities, and many of which are worse than the past that he is trying to change.

The Butterfly Effect is a terrific thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The previews looked very intense and the whole film is pretty much like that. It held onto the audience right at the start and it didn’t let go until the end. The plot is nothing new but the execution was very nice. It offers a bunch of interesting and unpredictable twists so it’s hard to see where things are going.

And between this complicated time travelling, Evan finally found out his true love. And there’s no one other but his bestfriend, Kayleigh (Amy Smart). His struggle to try to save the girl that he loves and his nearest people makes us get touched during the whole film.

GOSH.

This is THE BEST movie i’ve EVER seen!! And Ashton Kutcher plays it as GREAT. This is the one and only movie that could make me cry alone in the midnight like a 3-year-old girl loses her mom – well, after that TITANICly things. Even this story is more tragic than Titanic. And it could simply make us feel the same. It’s not about a dramatic film that makes you affected and then some little tears show up in your eyes. It makes me EXPLODE thousands of tears out [if the tears are countable nouns].

I swear in the name of God, YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS MOVIE – and IMMEDIATELY.

 

Casts

  • Ashton Kutcher – Evan Treborn
  • Melora Walters – Andrea Treborn
  • Amy Smart – Kayleigh Miller
  • Elden Henson – Lenny Kagan
  • William Lee Scott – Tomy Miller
  • John Patrick Amedori – Evan Treborn at 13
  • Irene Gorovaia – Kayleigh at 13
  • Kevin Schmidt – Lenny at 13 (as Kevin G. Schmidt)
  • Jesse James – Tommy Miller at 13
  • Logan Lerman – Evan at 7
  • Sarah Widdows – Kayleigh at 7
  • Jake Kaese – Lenny at 7
  • Cameron Bright – Tommy at 7
  • Eric Stoltz – George Miller
  • Callum Keith Rennre – Jason Treborn

 

Trailer

 

 

Favourite Quote

Evan : [reading aloud as he writes a note]

“If any one find this, it means my plan didn’t work and I’m already dead. But if I can somehow go back to the beginning of all of this, I might be able to save her.”

 

[Thanks To IMDB.com]

This article took some parts of IMDB.com’s article and had been changed and added by the writer.

1 thought on “The Butterfly Effect”

  1. This movie is one of my favourites! I’m watching this movie as I type. I’m at the part when he just woke up from a blackout in Kayleigh’s dorm room for the first time.

    I think the ending is so sad but I’m happy how it ended.

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