Source Code Review Thread (Spoilers)

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RELEASE DATE: MARCH 11th 2011


From the Writer and Director of Moon, Duncan Jones
Source Code (2011)


Plot Summary
A soldier (Gyllenhaal) becomes part of an experimental government program that is investigating a train bombing. He is forced to relive the incident over and over again until he can find out who is responsible and how to prevent the next terrorist attack from occurring.

Directed By: Duncan Jones
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, and Jeffrey Wright

After Duncan Jones landed on the scene with his highly acclaimed first feature, MOON, it was safe to say that many fans of the indie sci-fi flick and the director himself were anxiously awaiting to see what he would follow-up with. If you thought MOON jettisoned your brain, wait till you hear about SOURCE CODE.

The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a soldier who finds himself the subject of a government experiment, unbeknownst to his knowledge. The experiment? He is transferred into the body of a train commuter and forced to witness a horrible train bombing, reliving the event over and over in the hopes to discover who is responsible for the act of terrorism. It’s like GROUNDHOG DAY meets 12 MONKEYS meets awesome!

Duncan Jones tells Empire
"On this one I’ve got four really talented actors – Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, Jeffrey Wright. It’s a new test, a new experience…’ compared to the previous Moon. We hear that it was Jake ‘who pushed him to board the sci-fi thriller’ and, of the plot, Duncan says Jake plays ‘a military man who wakes up on a train not knowing how he got there. Before he gets a chance to work it out, things change in such a dramatic way, he doesn’t know whether the train’s real or not… When it was brought to me it was serious, quite cerebral, dark and depressing, My take was, “This could actually be quite fun…”‘ Especially with Jake on board ‘He’s a funny guy."

Also this...

...appeared at Comic Con a few weeks ago. Not quite sure what it is, early promo material perhaps.

http://filmsourcecode.blogspot.com/2...and-first.html
http://gordonandthewhale.com/first-l...es-source-code
http://filmonic.com/first-image-and-...es-source-code

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