I think I judged this too harshly for improper science fiction, which is not something I should do, but I felt that the explanation provided in the movie focused on reading the memory of the victims last 8 minutes and let you explore them with filler from additional known data of the environment and assuming the brain captures much more information than we think. But obviously that breaks down when he goes completely off track from the memory and the…

Helicopter pilot Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) wakes up on a commuter train in the body of another man just moments before the train is destroyed by a bomb. He learns that he is part of a mission to find the bomber, and that's all I feel comfortable saying. Director Duncan Jones and writer Ben Ripley allow us to share Colter's confusion, and the main pleasure of this intelligently scripted film is watching him discover not only the identity of the…

Duncan Jones is a fantastic Director. After the great success of his 2009 directorial debut Moon, I was hot on his trail and looking forward to his next film. Source Code has bigger ambition and is an extremely entertaining film, it's just not as Sci-Fi pure as Moon. Source Code is a complex, compelling and a great mystery. Jake Gyllenhaal is Captain Colter Stevens, a soldier who wakes up in the body of an unknown man on a train, here…