I know its not a new film, but did anyone catch The Butterfly Effect on Channel 4 yesterday?

I hadn't seen it before, and was very impressed, kept my attention the whole way through, and very thought provoking.

It was certainly much better than I was expecting. I was entertained.

good but weird film.

that is my favourite film of all time! didnt see it on channel 4 that night, was it the directors cut or the theatrical version?

T was really good. I thought it will be crap but i am wrong. Cool movie. The other film with ashton kutcher i dont know the name right now with brttany murphy was also cool.

I saw it a while ago on dvd, and i didn't know anything about it before i watch it and really enjoy it, i was hooked for the whole 90mins.

However i recently saw the Butterfly Effect 2, not so good, in fact a poor sequel indeed

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Originally posted by Rodney665:
T was really good. I thought it will be crap but i am wrong. Cool movie. The other film with ashton kutcher i dont know the name right now with brttany murphy was also cool.

just married?

i love the butterfly effect, v good

It is a really good film. I didn't expect too much from it, but I know my boyfriend and I were blown away when we watched it. Completely shocked by how good it was.

crazy flick

great movie!!

This was on the other day, strange film!

I thought it was good, bit weird though!

a great little time-travel film and what would the effects be of going back and changing certain events? would the future be seriously changed as well - yes seems to be the answer.

a great movie, but a little upset about the ending. i thought it would be better to leave him in the unit...

I thought it was an interesting movie... Great concept!...

This is good film I think. Not like others.

I really enjoyed this, its much better than it looks.

The Butterfly Effect is one of my favourite movies of all time. I would thoroughly recommend anybody who hasn't seen it to watch it.

I thought it was an amazing film. One of my faves! Great plot and twists. I like the way it jumps between timelines so the pieces of a jigsaw gradually fall into place- aka Stephen King It!