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Source Code Reviews
What unravels and untwists in its repeated eight minute episodes, makes for an extremely compelling, original, and thought-provoking thriller.
Source Code delivers enough suspense to appease general audiences but lacks even coherent hypothetical science that will invite heady discussions of multiverse logic and quantum physics among those concerned about such things.
... a nifty mystery with snappy action and a real paranoid atmosphere for our (correctly) suspicious hero...
It might and does take until the last scene to do so, but every plot thread is sewn-up, and there isn't a clue doled out along the way that doesn't make sense or fit into the final puzzle. Its as close to perfect as a screenplay can get.
The cast is great, the plot is quite ingenious and the runtime is nothing too overbearing.
What begins as a highly engaging science-fiction quandary steadily devolves into a less sincere and confusing predicament that opens itself up for a multitude of plot-holes.
Michelle Monaghan adds tremendous depth and humanity to a woman who could have easily just been a romanticized caricature or afterthought.
Source Code is a really strong film. It is a significantly more "pop" film than Moon was and will probably reach a wider audience.
As he did with Moon, [Duncan] Jones, together with screenwriter [Ben] Ripley, tackle concepts few dare to imagine let alone address.
One of the most exhilarating and satisfying films I've seen.
[A] bold - and often brilliant - piece of action filmmaking, which artfully blends notions of identity and fate with blockbuster effects and some snappy editing.
It's just a dumb Hollywood film.
The cheesiness at times was a negative but I enjoyed the simple effective narrative, and the cast delivers nicely.
This slickly crafted, time-shifting thriller from director Duncan Jones takes an intriguing premise and mixes it with some compelling twists and turns that make it a fun ride from start to finish.
Source Code is a streamlined, suspenseful sci-fi thriller served with heart.
Mostly, though, Source Code satisfies as both science-fiction and crime thriller.
[Director] Duncan Jones isn't just creating his own career; he's helping to transform a genre.
This is a film that feels 'smart' without desperately trying to be so. The characters are few and the settings limited, such that complex ideas can peacefully exist inside the film, without tying the narrative in knots.
If you can overlook the pseudoscientific explanations...you'll be treated to a trippy, head-spinning sci-fi drama with amazingly organic, human characters at its core.
As science fiction, it's a little shaky. But it's definitely worth seeing-Duncan Jones has delivered an entertaining, fast-paced thriller with characters you actually care about.