Is it the defining film of a generation? No. Is it a feature worthy of seeing while turning a blind eye to its few logical flaws? Absolutely. It is a fascinating feature which deal with the consequences of choices that we make at the crucial times of our lives. The story keeps up its intensity throughout, keeps the ending unpredictable and delivers a powerful message at the final scene without having to drive the point home with a sledgehammer or spell it out to us as if were all a bunch of illiterate idiots.

Now as for the star,

It is easy to dismiss Ashton Kutcher as that dumbass from "That 70's show". It is virtually impossible to escape the comparisons with a young version of Keanu Reeves. Similar line deliveries, similar hairstyles and their similarly deep conviction delivering the line; "Whoa!". They also share their ability to grow as actors with each successive roles they undertake. The best thing Kutcher can do is to keep with small independent projects, such as the "Butterfly Effect". Roles such as these will help him develop into an interesting performer worthy of seeing in any film.


for those to lazy to read what i just wrote.....go see it, its a great movie and i enjoyed it.
9/10 from Logan