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Violence includes several deaths and various scenes of people striking or inflicting injuries on others (with bloody results). In one scene, male to male oral sex appears certain, but it doesn't occur.

SCREENIT HAND OVER NOSE MOUTH FULL

Female full frontal nudity briefly occurs, while other women are seen in scanty attire. Sexually related dialogue (some of it explicit) is present, as are several sexual encounters between young adults (with movement and sounds) and implied ones between kids (under orders of a father making child pornography). Profanity consists of at least 53 "f" words, while plenty of other expletives and colorful phrases are uttered. OUR WORD TO PARENTS: Here's a brief summary of the content found in this R-rated suspense/thriller. (Note: The "Our Take" review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below). KEVIN SCHMIDT plays their childhood friend who's forced to initiate a prank that goes terribly wrong.Ĭurious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit?.JESSE JAMES plays her angry and abused brother who uses strong profanity and lashes out at everyone.IRENE GOROVAIA plays his best friend who's forced into child porn films by her father.JOHN PATRICK AMEDORI plays Evan as a boy who suffers from blackouts due to traumatic events in his life.ETHAN SUPLEE plays Evan's Goth college roommate with spiked hair who uses strong profanity, has sex and does some drugs.ERIC STOLTZ plays Kayleigh and Tommy's father who drinks, abuses his kids (including making his daughter appear in child porno films) and uses profanity.MELORA WALTERS plays Evan's mother who's concerned about his blackouts.

ELDEN HENSON plays their former childhood friend who starts out as a troubled young man and then similarly goes through various changes in personality.WILLIAM LEE SCOTT plays her brother who similarly goes through various radical character changes.AMY SMART plays his best friend from childhood who goes through various character alterations (including his girlfriend who has sex with him, a hooker, etc.) when he changes the past.He uses strong profanity and has sex with Kayleigh.

When he learns that he's inadvertently created other ramifications, he sets out to correct those.

ASHTON KUTCHER plays a college student who accidentally discovers that he can change the past (and its various wrongs) and thus the present by re-imagining prior pivotal events.

WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R For violence, sexual content, language and brief drug use. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of anyone in the cast or suspense and time travel related movies, they just might. Yet, as he does so, he also creates various unexpected ramifications that radically change the history and personality of his friends and those around him.Īs things progressively begin to spiral out of control, Evan races to return to the past in hopes of fixing those changes he accidentally created, only to have more of them occur. Armed with such knowledge and apparent power, he sets out to return to the past - in his mind - and right the various wrongs that occurred there. To his shock and amazement, that minor change mysteriously alters the present. Years later, while Evan (ASHTON KUTCHER) is a college student with a Goth roommate, Thumper (ETHAN SUPLEE), Lenny (ELDEN HENSON) still appears shell-shocked from a past event Kayleigh (AMY SMART) has been out on her own since the age of 15 and brother Tommy Miller (WILLIAM LEE SCOTT) is a jerk.Īs Evan tries to recall the past with aid from his childhood journals, he ends up imagining a certain event in a slightly different fashion. Miller (ERIC STOLTZ), a video camera, and child porn, it's no wonder Evan isn't quite right. With a prank gone terribly bad and some unsavory moments involving Mr. Most of them involve his best friends, siblings Kayleigh (IRENE GOROVAIA) and Tommy Miller (JESSE JAMES) as well as Lenny Kagan (KEVIN SCHMIDT). A doctor suggests that he start keeping diary-like journals, but they don't do much good in recovering some deeply repressed memories. Raised by his mother, Andrea (MELORA WALTERS), due to his father being institutionalized, Evan has various bouts of blackouts where he can't remember anything. PLOT: Evan Treborn (JOHN PATRICK AMEDORI) is a young and troubled boy. QUICK TAKE: Suspense/Sci-fi: After discovering that he can change both the past and present by revisiting his childhood memories in his mind, a young man sets out to right the wrongs of the past.