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The Butterfly Effect
Cast
Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, William Lee Scott, Elden Henson View AllCrew
Eric Bress (Director), J. Mackye Gruber (Screenplay), J. Mackye Gruber (Director), Eric Bress (Screenplay) View All
Release: Jan. 23rd, 2004
Runtime: 1 hour, 53 minutes
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Butterfly Effect 3
After Dark to Co-Produce Butterfly Effect 3
BenderSpink and FilmEngine announced today that they will produce the third installment of the cult classic The Butterfly Effect with After Dark Films.
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The butterfly Effect
OK, So i was watching THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT
This is the scene -
Evan storms into his dorm drops his books on his bed whilst thumper ( his large roommate) is erm getting "on" with this oth...
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Butterfly Effect 2
Looks like sources are reporting that FilmEngine & New Line have approved the sequel to "The Butterfly Effect."
THey have signed on Michael Weiss to write the script and already sig...
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What are some butterfly effect movies?
For example where we follow two characters who eventually meet up due to a number of seemingly random events, any such movies on mind tonight`? I know the Christmas movie "Love Actually" is ...
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LordSlaytan
Instead of traveling in time physically, Evan Treborn (Kutcher) can somehow travel back inhabiting his own body and manipulate events in his life, which have effects on the people around him as well.
Prospero
The Butterfly Effect has an interesting premise: a young man (Ashton Kutcher) discovers that he can send himself back in time by concentrating on pictures or narrative from earlier in his life (he keeps a journal), and then can zip back to the present.
