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Source Code
Rated PG-13 · 93 minutes · 2011
Action, Science fiction, Thriller
Action, Science fiction, Thriller
Jake Gyllenhaal spends Source Code in two places. His character being kept alive as part of a military experiment: The government can access one tiny part of his mind that hasn’t died, and has placed him on a mission to find the bomber of a commuter train in Chicago. That’s the first location. The second is inside his mind, and within that, inside the memories of a man on that train, as he tries to track down the domestic terrorist who blew it up. It’s not an easy concept to grasp, but director Duncan Jones (from a script by Ben Ripley) boils it down into a thoroughly Hollywood kind of thriller—in the best possible way. There’s good action, a few laughs, a slight love interest and a solid performance by the leading man. You come away thinking the director, making just his second feature film, sure did make it look easy.
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Official Site: www.enterthesourcecode.com
Director: Duncan Jones
Producer: Mark Gordon, Philippe Rousselet, Jordan Wynn, Hawk Koch, Jeb Brody and Fabrice Gianfermi
Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, Jeffrey Wright, Brent Skagford, Cas Anvar, Russell Peters, Michael Arden, Craig Thomas, Gordon Masten, Susan Bain, Paula Jean Hixson, Lincoln Ward and Scott Bakula
Director: Duncan Jones
Producer: Mark Gordon, Philippe Rousselet, Jordan Wynn, Hawk Koch, Jeb Brody and Fabrice Gianfermi
Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, Jeffrey Wright, Brent Skagford, Cas Anvar, Russell Peters, Michael Arden, Craig Thomas, Gordon Masten, Susan Bain, Paula Jean Hixson, Lincoln Ward and Scott Bakula
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