Gyllenhaal has to figure out a bombing but he turns out to be a victim as well
Source Code is a very smart and interesting sci-fi mystery. It begins with Jack Gyllenhaal as Captain Stevens waking up on a train disoriented. When he looks in a mirror he has a different face and then the train explodes. It turns out Colonel Stevens is part of a government program and has to relive this event over and over until he can figure out who set the bomb on the train.<br /><br />The first twist in the movie is that the captain only has a limited time on the train each time he’s sent. That means he can only find out so much before he’s blown up which is a great source of tension. Second, even though the captain knows his mission he’s still confused about how everything works. That means while he’s trying to figure things out so is the audience creating a connection between the two. Last, it turns out Stevens is as much of a victim as the people on the train. It’s all well played by Gyllenhaal and an example of some great writing.<br />C
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