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Product Description Captain Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) is on a mission to identify a bomber who destroyed a train just hours earlier and who plans to kill thousands more with a much larger explosion in the heart of Chicago.A top-secret program, named ‘Source Code’, allows Colter to exist briefly as another man in the parallel reality of the doomed commuter train. Each time he returns to the train, Colter has just eight minutes to uncover the bomber’s identity. The more he learns, the more convinced he becomes that he can prevent the deadly blast from ever happening – unless time runs out first.Filled with mind-boggling twists and heart-pounding suspense, Source Code is a smart action-thriller directed by Duncan Jones (Moon) also starring Michelle Monaghan (Eagle Eye, Due Date), Vera Farmiga (Up in the Air, The Departed), and Jeffrey Wright (Quantum of Solace, Syriana).Special Features: Audio commentary with Jake Gyllenhaal, director Duncan Jones and writer Ben RipleyCast and crew insightsFocal pointsExpert Intel – The Science Behind Source CodeAccess Source Code: Trivia track desertcart.co.uk Review In his second movie Source Code--a looping, hall-of-mirrors story about a downed helicopter pilot who must revisit the same passage of time--Duncan Jones restores some of the virtues of traditional sci-fi, in which technology is just a framework for human drama and where the efficient sketching of smart ideas has as much impact as any amount of CGI. Such is the case with Source Code, in which Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) is suspended in a digital limbo (the 'source code') by his military bosses, who force him to revisit the same eight minutes on board a Chicago-bound commuter train--right before it explodes. With each attempt to ID the bomber--a satisfying picture puzzle of close detail and shifting perspectives--Colter's growing fondness for the doomed commuters divides his loyalties, drawing him into a battle with the Fates themselves. With shades of 12 Monkeys, Avatar and Groundhog Day, Source Code is also the up-tempo cousin of Jones' debut feature Moon, in which a lonely worker’s right to mortality is also violated by a futuristic organization who, in Moon's case, would like to cut an ethical corner (and the cost of lunar labour). In the space of these two movies, Duncan Jones has proved he's auteur material and, like the recurring eight-minute sequence at its heart, Source Code feels like the explosion of an exciting new talent--right before it explodes. --Leo Batchelor Review: Excellent. - Excellent. Review: excellent sci-fi - This is a film that requires a brain to fully enjoy. Although I like the transporter movies and other brainless action films, every now and then a very good "brain" film comes along to do the impossible-i.e. wake up the brain cells;be entertaining; generate suspense.Some films try to do this and end up pretentious twaddle.But this one is successful.A heavily decorated former Army helicopter pilot who remembers flying his comrades into battle in the Afghan War,"wakes up" with a lurch on a commuter train in the USA.He is seated opposite a "girl next door" type of young woman who is talking to him as though she knows him.But he doesn't know who she is;where he is; and what the hell is going on. He sees his reflection in the train's window briefly and gets a shock, causing him to go to the toilet to verify what he thinks he saw.Peeking into the mirror in the toilet he sees another man i.e. someone who does not look at all like he thinks he does.In his pockets he finds the man's picture and i.d. and these confirm that the individual on the i.d. is not him.What is going on? Gradually, as the girl chitchats wondering if he is feeling ok,he looks at his new environment which is soon rocked by a gigantic explosion killing the passengers on the train. But he "wakes up" in an altogether different place talking to a military officer who questions him about the bomb on the train.As things are slowly revealed, he is told that he is being "sent" onto the train to find out and neutralise the bomber who is threatening an even bigger explosion with a nuclear device in a major city.The train bomb is just the distraction for the more important device.His mission is to find the bomber and prevent the second device from ever being used even it means sacrificing the train.But, he only has an 8 minute window to achieve this before the train bomb blows.Every time he tries he finds out something more until inevitably the bomb goes off. But they are able to send him back for a few tries.Of course he is also trying to find out why him?The story is very good and challenging.Some clues are dropped in here and there,and there are twists and shocks about who he is and how he got to be doing this which he eventually discovers. This is not like other films, and it merits close attention.
| ASIN | B004TAIVGW |
| Actors | Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 - 1.85:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 6,514 in DVD & Blu-ray ( See Top 100 in DVD & Blu-ray ) 141 in Portable DVD & Blu-ray Players 486 in Fantasy (DVD & Blu-ray) 763 in Science Fiction (DVD & Blu-ray) |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (2,467) |
| Director | Duncan Jones |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Language | English (Dolby Digital 5.1) |
| Media Format | PAL |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 1.5 x 19 x 13.5 cm; 80 g |
| Release date | 15 Aug. 2011 |
| Run time | 1 hour and 33 minutes |
| Studio | Studiocanal |
| Subtitles: | English |
C**N
Excellent.
Excellent.
C**R
excellent sci-fi
This is a film that requires a brain to fully enjoy. Although I like the transporter movies and other brainless action films, every now and then a very good "brain" film comes along to do the impossible-i.e. wake up the brain cells;be entertaining; generate suspense.Some films try to do this and end up pretentious twaddle.But this one is successful.A heavily decorated former Army helicopter pilot who remembers flying his comrades into battle in the Afghan War,"wakes up" with a lurch on a commuter train in the USA.He is seated opposite a "girl next door" type of young woman who is talking to him as though she knows him.But he doesn't know who she is;where he is; and what the hell is going on. He sees his reflection in the train's window briefly and gets a shock, causing him to go to the toilet to verify what he thinks he saw.Peeking into the mirror in the toilet he sees another man i.e. someone who does not look at all like he thinks he does.In his pockets he finds the man's picture and i.d. and these confirm that the individual on the i.d. is not him.What is going on? Gradually, as the girl chitchats wondering if he is feeling ok,he looks at his new environment which is soon rocked by a gigantic explosion killing the passengers on the train. But he "wakes up" in an altogether different place talking to a military officer who questions him about the bomb on the train.As things are slowly revealed, he is told that he is being "sent" onto the train to find out and neutralise the bomber who is threatening an even bigger explosion with a nuclear device in a major city.The train bomb is just the distraction for the more important device.His mission is to find the bomber and prevent the second device from ever being used even it means sacrificing the train.But, he only has an 8 minute window to achieve this before the train bomb blows.Every time he tries he finds out something more until inevitably the bomb goes off. But they are able to send him back for a few tries.Of course he is also trying to find out why him?The story is very good and challenging.Some clues are dropped in here and there,and there are twists and shocks about who he is and how he got to be doing this which he eventually discovers. This is not like other films, and it merits close attention.
P**R
Complete strangers on a train
Moon [DVD] [2009 ] director Duncan Jones brings another bit of science fiction to our screen, in a movie that asks: what would you do if you had eight minutes left to live? Army Captain Coulter Stevens suddenly finds himself in the body of a stranger. Talking to a lady. On a train heading into chicago. His efforts to find what's happening are cut short when the train is completely destroyed in an explosion. And then he finds himself inside a metal tank, with a lady airforce captain on a screen giving him orders. Then he's back on the train. Going through it all again. It quickly becomes revealed to him that he's taking part in an experiment using something called source code. Which - via a bit of quantum physics and some other pretty plausible science - allows him to view past time via the body of another person. The train was destroyed in a terrorist attack and the attacker is threatening to let of an even bigger device in Chicago. Stevens has to find the bomber in time to same millions of lives. Only trouble is: he has nothing to go on. He starts to like christina, the woman he always appears opposite. And there's clearly things that he's not being told.... It's easy to make comparisons to groundhog day, but this is a very different kind of movie because there's a few twists and turns to be had. Some of which I did see coming and some I certainly didn't. Grounded by a solid performance from Jake Gyllenhall in the lead, but the two leading ladies are the real standouts acting wise. Michelle Monaghan makes Christina an ordinary but nice individual and the kind of person it would be easy to fall for very quickly. And Vera Farmiga is very good indeed as air force captain Goodwin, An officer who has professionalism and humanity in more than equal measure. The movie offers plenty of suspects, doesn't take the obvious twist, and even when the bomber is revealed there's still more to be resolved. Not least the fate of the captain. I did see one plot point in regards to this coming but that doesnt prepare you for the emotional impact of it. And some of the scenes that follow. Rather like moon it then has to do things in order to resolve the story, and does seem to go on longer than you would expect. But that does allows for a rather satisfying payoff - which is plausible although you might have to stop and think about it - and offers a lot of food for thought also. Clever storytelling and genuine science fiction with a decent lot of character drama thrown in, it's another good science fiction film from a director who likes to make them. But just like with moon it will leave you with a certain one hit wonder song stuck on the brain. The dvd has the following language and subtitle options: Languages: English. Subtitles: English. The disc starts with some trailers with some adverts in amongst them. You can skip the trailers via the next button on the dvd remote but that has no effect on the adverts. Although fast forward does. Extras are as follows: A commentary from star Jake Gyllenhaal, plus the director and the writer. A trivia track which when activated displays various bits of information about the film and other things whilst you watch it. Cast and crew insights: These are eleven short features each tackling a bit of the prodution, with brief comments from those involved. None are longer than four minutes maximum. They can be watched individually or all together. Some are brief promotional pieces. Others are quite interesting. Focal points: Five short features, all about a minute long each, covering some of the areas of science that the film touches on. All done in the style of a military training film. All quite fascinating if brief. And as with the above they can be watched individually or all together. Expert intel: eighteen minutes of a scientist talking - in short sections - about the science of the movie. This is just words over an almost static image. It's very interesting. But it's the science bit. So concentrate! And the original cinema trailer for the film.
C**N
Un peliculón muy dinámico con un final más que interesante. Una magnífica interpretación y un argumento bastante sólido sobre el tiempo y el amor y el aprendizaje a través de ello.
A**R
New condition. arrived on time. Great movie.
O**R
Si reprodujo en mi PS4, soy de México.
A**A
DVD tecnicamente perfetto. La trama del film, reperibile su vari siti dedicati, ad es TV Film, MyMovies ect., è singolarmente accattivante, a volte un poco angosciante, ma via via si comprende che il finale sarà catartico e, naturalmente, fantascientifico come dev'essere. Splendide ma purtroppo troppo brevi, eppur risolutive, apparizioni di Vera Farmiga, attrice assai versatile e di gran lunga superiore, a mio avviso, a più blasonate dive USA attuali. Fra i suoi film 'leggeri' che ho visto raccomando 'Innamorarsi a Middleton', 'Tra le nuvole' e 'Henry's crime'. Nel secondo film compare con uno splendido nudo di schiena ripreso con gran classe.
S**S
Très bon film.
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