Movie - Source Code

In Wikipedia Science Fiction movie genre is defined as the use of science fiction, speculative, science-based depictions of the phenomenon that is not necessarily accepted by science.

Source Code itself included in the genre of science fiction films, and the theme is to make people remember or compare the movie with the same theme ie Inception who also recently circulated. Even so, the Source Code has a tendency to be more humanistic touch the side of the character that is in the way of the story rather than appearing to prioritize the various details of the effects of science fiction film itself. This will be able to make the Source Code to appear warmer than the Inception. The movie was directed by Duncan Jones who had worked on the film Moon and the story was written by Ben Ripley.

At the beginning of this film may seem boring, because some scenes are always repeated, but as the story line then we will be able to enjoy it. Especially with the part that is not the story we thought previously.

Synopsis

Captain Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) wakes up in a train and a beautiful woman sitting across from him (Michelle Monaghan) constantly talking to himself as if he had known him . And when Colter Stevens mirror he did not recognize the face of the mirror surface, he has become someone else.

Colter Stevens eventually learned that he was part of the mission secret government experiment called the "Source Code," with the aim to find bombers train in Chicago. Source Code itself is a program that allowed it to pass into the identity of another person within 8 minutes before the end of life.

With the shadow of the larger threat that will kill millions of people downtown Chicago, Colter tried to build a series of events 8 minutes over and over again, collecting clues, until he can solve the mystery and prevent the next threat.

But Colter would not think if this mission he will discover the fact about himself that he never imagined.


Movie Data:
Directed: Duncan Jones
Produced: Mark Gordon, Jordan Wynn, Philippe Rousselet
Written: Ben Ripley
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, Jeffrey Wright,
Studio: The Mark Gordon Company / Vendôme Pictures