When I first saw this, I was at first put back by the casting of Ashton Kutcher as Evan Treborn. Honestly though, he does the role well, even if his adult character Evan doesn't say much most of the time. There isn't a HUGE deal of stretched acting, and it seems like his character is a natural fit, which is surprising from his prior acting as Kelso. The plot of this movie is an interesting twist on a weather phenomena, and physics riddle dealing with the concept of chaos.

2/5

Not the worst. ???: It's pretty hard to write without hands? How does that shit work. The movie should've ended after the kid blows up his arms. Maybe I wasn't paying attention and there's some magic loophole or something.

Starts off okay (& surprisingly dark), but once it becomes Aston Kutcher it all went to shit. I was waiting for aston to tell me I'd been punk'd at the end

Surprisingly good performance from Ashton Kutcher. The whole time traveling thing is always interesting to watch and it was cool to see the consequences of his actions.

Oh, Ashton... You could have had it all. You could be the Laura Dern of the stupid people.

Special effects, suspense, plot. I wouldn't have thought I would be interested in this movie, but actually I've seen it several times. Ashton Kutcher did an incredible job in this film.

Several different endings exist. One makes it utterly pointless, the other makes it brilliant

I actually enjoyed this. Was not expecting to, but honestly did.

Somehow I bought this movie, despite its obvious lameness.