Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Ashton Kutcher | ... | Evan | |
Melora Walters | ... | Andrea | |
Amy Smart | ... | Kayleigh | |
Elden Henson | ... | Lenny | |
William Lee Scott | ... | Tommy | |
John Patrick Amedori | ... | Evan at 13 | |
Irina Gorovaia | ... | Kayleigh at 13 (as Irene Gorovaia) | |
Kevin G. Schmidt | ... | Lenny at 13 | |
Jesse James | ... | Tommy at 13 | |
Logan Lerman | ... | Evan at 7 | |
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Sarah Widdows | ... | Kayleigh at 7 |
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Jake Kaese | ... | Lenny at 7 |
Cameron Bright | ... | Tommy at 7 | |
Eric Stoltz | ... | Mr. Miller | |
Callum Keith Rennie | ... | Jason |
As a child, Evan Treborn was afflicted with blackouts where he would be in one place one minute and then another the next, remembering absolutely nothing in-between. Now all grown up and in college, he decides to read from an old journal he wrote to remember stuff that might have happened in the in-between, and suddenly finds himself back at a certain point in his life. He realizes that those blackouts he had were actually empty spaces of time he had to fill up later in life. Attempting to use this ability to undo unpleasant past events, Evan starts to find that every time he goes back and tries to fix things, he ends up making everything worse. How can he prevent more tragedies from happening and save the one girl he ever loved, Kayleigh (Amy Smart)? Written by Lenny at 13
This movie received WAY too many bad reviews. The only reason was to PUNK Ashton Kutcher. Say what you will, Kutcher did a fair to midland acting job here. There have been a lot worse performances on film in much better reviewed movies. I tell you, you will NOT be disappointed watching the Director's cut Alternate ending. It is a story of how one action causes a series of reactions...no matter the intentions, be careful what you wish for. This film's biggest mistake was promoting it in the horror genre. It is NOT! It is a nice dark fantasy film, nothing more, nothing less. There are 2 different endings, with 2 different meanings for me. I preferred the Alternate ending in lieu of the Theatrical ending. A great "popcorn" movie. Don't believe the (bad)Hype!