The Butterfly Effect

Name: The Butterfly Effect
Genre: Science Fiction, Thriller
Released: 2004-01-17
Duration: 113 min
Rating: 7.579

★ 7,6 /10 (8,249 Votes)

2004 EN 113 min

Overview

A young man struggles to access sublimated childhood memories. He finds a technique that allows him to travel back into the past, to occupy his childhood body and change history. However, he soon finds that every change he makes has unexpected consequences.

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17/01/2004

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Change one thing. Change everything.

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Science Fiction Thriller

Status

Released

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Runtime

113 min

Budget

$13,000,000

Revenue

$96,800,000

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Ashton Kutcher

Evan Treborn

Amy Smart

Kayleigh Miller

Melora Walters

Andrea Treborn

Elden Henson

Lenny Kagan

William Lee Scott

Tommy Miller

Eric Stoltz

George Miller

Ethan Suplee

Thumper

Logan Lerman

Evan Treborn age 7

John Patrick Amedori

Evan Treborn age 13

Irina Gorovaia

Kayleigh age 13

Kevin G. Schmidt

Lenny age 13

Jesse James

Tommy age 13

Nathaniel DeVeaux

Dr. Redfield

Kevin Durand

Carlos

Callum Keith Rennie

Jason Treborn

Cameron Bright

Tommy age 7

Lorena Gale

Mrs. Boswell

Kendall Cross

Mrs. Kagan

John Tierney

Priest

Ted Friend

Anchor

John B. Lowe

Professor Carter

Camille Sullivan

Cricket

Tara Wilson

Heidi

Jesse Hutch

Spencer

Bill Croft

Boss

Kevan Ohtsji

Anesthesiologist

Daniel Spink

Senior Brother

Grant Thompson

Hunter

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Melanie Hall

Gesela

Sam Easton

Frat Boy Pledge

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Jake Kaese

Lenny at 7

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Sarah Widdows

Kayleigh at 7

Amy Esterle

Gothic Co-Ed

Jacqueline Stewart

Gwen

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Glenn Richards

Pinching Customer

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Sadie Lawrence

Mrs. Halpern

Sam Easton

Theta Chi Pledge

Douglas Arthurs

Karl

Paul Lazenby

Rick

June B. Wilde

Waitress

Kimani Ray Smith

Orderly

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Trevor Jones

Sunnyvale Guard

Colby Chartrand

Teen Punk

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Shelly Schiavoni

Mrs. Miller

Brandy Kopp

Kristen

Chapelle Jaffe

Madame Helga

Scott Swanson

Obstetrician

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David Cook

Moviegoer

Magda Apanowicz

Teen Punk Girl

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Garry Little

Wedding Priest

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David Dasilma

Theta Chi Pledge #2 (uncredited)

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Stan Edmonds

Crying Mental Patient (uncredited)

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Cameron K. Smith

Theater Patron (uncredited)

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J. Jackson Kocela

Evan at 3

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Andrew Olcott

Andrea's New Husband

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You can't change who people are without destroying who they were. The Butterfly Effect - Directors Cut The Butterfly Effect is directed by Eric Bress and Bress co-writes the screenplay with J. Mackye Gruber. It stars Ashton Kutcher, Melora Walters, Amy Smart, Elden Henson, William Lee Scott, Eric Stoltz and Ethan Suplee. Music is by Michael Suby and cinematography by Matthew F. Leonetti. The title refers to the butterfly effect, the chaos theory of a popular hypothetical situation that illustrates how small initial differences may lead to large unforeseen consequences over time. T…

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"Evan" (Ashton Kutcher) has had a troubled existence thus far in his young life, and is prone to blackouts. These seem to take chunks of his day away from him as he comes back to a consciousness unaware of what has just taken place, or even where he is! He tries to fill in the gaps by writing in his journal what could have happened then miraculously finds himself back at that exact time and place. It's almost as if these memory lapses were just missing pieces of his jigsaw puzzle that he must go and relive, retrospectively, and infill. The thing is, though, he doesn't readily consider the impa…

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A brutal, high concept psychological Sci-Fi thriller that’s genuinely genius. Ashton Kutcher delivers his best dramatic performance as Evan Treborn, a man who discovers he can rewrite his traumatic past through his diary, only to cause cascading disasters in the present. Smart script, tight direction by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber, and a relentless downward spiral that keeps you hooked. The original theatrical ending is perfect. Bleak, logical, and thematically airtight. It respects the butterfly effect premise without cheapening it. The director added several absurd, jokey alternate en…

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