Source Code

March 29th, 2011



Source Code

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Category: Action

Year: 2011

Rating: 8.0/10 ()

Director: Duncan Jones

Country: USA

Language: English

Release Date: 1 April 2011 (USA) See more »

Movie Storyline
An action thriller centered on a soldier who wakes up in the body of an unknown man and discovers he's part of a mission to find the bomber of a Chicago commuter train.

Cast:
Jake Gyllenhaal - Colter Stevens
Michelle Monaghan - Christina Warren
Vera Farmiga - Colleen Goodwin
Jeffrey Wright - Dr. Rutledge
Michael Arden - Derek Frost
Cas Anvar - Hazmi
Russell Peters - Max Denoff
Brent Skagford - George Troxel
Craig Thomas - Gold Watch Executive
Gordon Masten - Conductor
Susan Bain - Nurse
Paula Jean Hixson - Coffee Mug Lady
Lincoln Ward - Minister Sudoku
Kyle Gatehouse - College Student
Albert Kwan - Soda Can Guy
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Filming Locations: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Official Site(s): Summit Entertainment [United States] |

Trivia:
Topher Grace was considered for the lead role.

User Review:

Duncan Jones , rated: 9/10
When i saw this at a preview screening, i was not surprised to find another great film from one of the best sci-fi directors of our time; Duncan Jones, who brought us the instant classic, Moon. Source Code is in part an original movie but bears brief resemblance to Tony Scott's Action/Thriller Deja Vu. Source Code centers itself around Colter Stevens, an AFO soldier who wakes upon a train, not knowing how he got there or why and how people are addressing him as someone else, and soon enough the train explodes, supposedly killing everyone. But Stevens awakes to find himself in a kind of "machine" called the Source Code.

The whole story is fantastic, with a man (Stevens) having to go back in time and trying to find out who is causing these bombings. With even more praise is the directing, script, and the choice of actors for the roles. Jake Gyllenhaal was perfect in the role of Stevens as Jeffery Wright was for his role as Dr. Rutledge. Overall, this is a thriller that is not to be missed. But for those who have seen this as well, i agree that if the ending was different and more powerful, the movie would be an INSTANT science fiction classic, but it falls just short of that.

8.5/10 Stars***