Source Code **spoiler warning**

[pcnerd37]

Waiting for it to show up on Netflix. I don't pay the insane cost of the movie theaters anymore.

 

[AkumaX]

Okay, so most of the film explains how he goes into "source code" to see if he can extrapolate variables that a computer generates based off of real-world events/variables and Fentress' brain.

Someone explain to me - everytime he comes back to "reality" (even the very first time), you see the egg that he ends up at with Christina at the "end" of the movie?

 

[Powermoloch]

This is what thought about the movie:
1) The source code is a program, but the movie didn't mentioned anyone experiencing the effects on a person besides the protagonist (capt stevens)
2) Steven noticed there's a subtle difference in each source code "re-enacments"
3) Before he died in the real world, he saved everyone in the "alternate" reality in the source code
4) Goodwin pulled the plug at the 0:00:00 mark at the limit of fentress short term memory
5) Steven died in the real world but his conscious continued in the alternate reality and still occupies fentress body (poor fentress, but hey everyone lived right?)
6) Technically Fentress is dead if it weren't for stevens help anyways...that might be an issue, hey ! he got to live to text the alternate Goodwin about the source code success
7) Oh shit , sequel?

 

[Mike Gayner]

Spoilers much? Fuck guys, use tags.

 

[HumblePie]

Okay, so most of the film explains how he goes into "source code" to see if he can extrapolate variables that a computer generates based off of real-world events/variables and Fentress' brain.

Someone explain to me - everytime he comes back to "reality" (even the very first time), you see the egg that he ends up at with Christina at the "end" of the movie?

That "egg" bit is the part of the mystery that is there to lead viewers into the ideas of fate, parallel universes, and the afterlife. You were never the type of guys to do well in English Lit classes were you?

 

[her209]

Finally saw this movie tonight. I didn't like it. It was just all over the place. And I'm guessing he sent the coded message to Goodwin who existed in the alternate reality where he existed as Fentress. That's the only plausible explanation as to why nobody, not even Goodwin, knew about the attack on the trains.

 

[Printer Bandit]

I liked the prequel, Groundhog day

 

[Anonemous]

I liked the prequel, Groundhog day

I liked the sequel, Live Die Repeat (aka Edge of Tomorrow).

 

[Ichinisan]

It was meh.

Deja Vu (Tony Scott, Denzel Washington) was better for silly action implausible sci-fi.

 

[manimal]

It was meh.

Deja Vu (Tony Scott, Denzel Washington) was better for silly action implausible sci-fi.

was a hair better than that. Pacing was ok with just enough action. The ending did surprise if you didnt read about it before hand. Had you read the thread here before you saw it?

 

[DigDog]

good film.

for some reason, i was thinking of Paycheck, also good film.