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The butterfly effect had a good effect on me
The butterfly effect was a intense movie that shows how every action has a reaction. Ashton Kutchers chacater has an inherrited disease from his father that he blacks out trauma. He keeps journals to keep track of his black outs. He realizes when he is in college that he might be able to go back and change the way things are. Moment by moment this movie was fast paced and intense. Great acting on and great soundtrack. Butterfly not only is entertaining but it makes you think. I recommend this movie highly.

A suspenseful and amazing movie
I've seen this film numerous times, the theatrical and director's cut versions. This film remains as one of my favourite movies ever. It's so suspenseful, well written, disturbing, chilling, and violent that it just makes you love it. I had lots of mature themes in it, like a pedophile (played great by Eric Stoltz from "Pulp Fiction"), a burning of a dog, stabbings, beatings to death, profanity, nudity and sex, prostitution, suicide, and the murder of a woman and her child. But now to the other stuff.

Evan Treborn (Ashton Kutcher) is a troubled young man who discovers he can travel back in time after reading his journals he wrote in as a kid. He tries to go back in time and prevent horrific events from ever happening, but it alters things in the future. When he returns, things range from bad to worse. His friends, his mother and himself aren't the same.

I enjoyed the ending of this film, even though it was sort of bad. In the director's cut version, he goes back to when he was a fetus in his mother's womb, and he strangles himself with his umbilical cord so he never existed, and his closest friend Caley grows up without the trama's of their childhood ever happening and she gets happily married instead of commiting suicide. In the theatrical version, he goes back to when their about 5 or 6 and he tells her he hates her, so they aren't friends throughout their lives, and then they passby on the street, and they both recognize each other but continue walking. This one was more emotional, even though the other ending was happy, this one was sad and emotional and I liked it better. I especially enjoyed the music in this scene, "Stop Crying Your Heart Out" by Oasis, it added to the sadness of this scene.

I enjoyed this film a lot and if you are a fan of suspense and aren't afraid of some violence and blood, you will enjoy this film.

The sinuous inflexions of the destiny!
The theory of chaos is a very passionate subject. Right between your eyes a little twist of the state of the things can make affect an entire life: yours or another one. It's a big puzzle where the lines are intersected by minuscule connections as a whole nervous system: even the maxim disorder has its own pattern. If you wish to turn back any little piece of this complex and unexpected mechanism ruled by capricious laws you can open Pandora's box.
How many possible resolutions may an event have? . That's why the history can not accept such coin in this values' market. You rearrange a little detail and the whole destiny changes suddenly before your eyes. It's like make possible scenarios inside an unknown future. You can control and even reduce your weakness and increase your strengths, but the rest of the uncertainness is still dark. What about with the menaces and opportunities: these are variables which live outside your control. You can not handle them.
Interesting and very well built script that leaves you thinking: you can not alter a fact to rescue a destiny without avoiding worst or better consequences derived from the best of your goodwill.

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