I generally enjoy sci-fi, but this one not so much. Seemed over the top.

#11#, hype, story, (reviews), (director Jones/1), Michelle M/7-(3)

Source Code is a great movie filled with a ton of things to keep you engaged. There is hardly a moment wasted here, meaning you're always going to have something to think about. Its ending does drag on for a little too long, but that's the only significant complaint I have. Almost everything works here, and it results in a fantastic film that I hope everyone gets a chance to see.

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Third most retarded movie I ever saw. Which is even more unforgivable, considering it's supposed to be a sci-fi-thriller.

It's smart and thrilling at the same time, which is always fun to watch, and even though Wright seems to be hamming it up a little the relatively awesomeness of the concept earns it a pass. Definite proof that action thrillers don't have to be mindless explosionfests: Michael Bay, take note.

I was completely expecting a regular, if solid, sci-fi film, but was pleasantly surprised with a terrific, smart and thoughtful human drama in the midst of great visuals and clever screenplay.

An intelligent and entertaining sci-fi with a terribly disappointing ending.

At first it seemed to be a good idea. And it could be.. take away the explanation of source code in a first place and then run the ending the opposite way than it goes now. If you need to explain it so everyone could undestand - do it in the end. Now it has no bigger meaning than 93 min of your time.

6+ recommended

This film is a very interesting well made work of science fiction. The script is well made and it keeps the viewer wondering what is going to happen next? The actors do a very good job with a great script.

If blessedly brief, Source Code exists with all the limitations of a post-Inception sci-fi "thriller." There's alternate realities, lots of scientific hocus pocus and unfettered exposition -- with actors of the moment thrown in for good measure, to give voice to the film's silly pretensions of weight and transcendence. Such is a massive come-down from Jones' cosmically compelling Moon, whose virtual one-man show might be seen as the flip-side to this utterly inconsequential debacle.

Boring

To say that Source Code is a cross between 12 Moneys, Deja Vu, and Groundhog Day is somewhat accurate, but a little too easy. Source Code feels more original than just some genre mashup. The scientific theories are fascinating to decipher and Duncan Jones does a great job of laying out a fairly complex story.

OK

A Sci-Fi action thriller by the book as far as I'm concerned. That is definitely not a bad thing but throughout the film I was always left wondering what else they could have done with it. Aside from the obvious flawed nature of the entire plot (it does not make sense on any level) it's an enjoyable ride and would probably do well with some mates, a couple of beers and some crisps on a weekday night. Gyllenhaal does do the job right but the film itself fails to live up to its source material.