The Butterfly Effect 2 (2006) (V)

User Rating:

4.4/10   

Director:

John R. Leonetti

Writer:

Michael D. Weiss (writer)

Release Date:

10 August 2006 (Israel)

Genre:

Drama | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Tagline:

Can you change your past without destroying your future?

Plot:

A brain tumor allows a person to change the past by reflecting at relevant pictures.

Plot Keywords:

Black Bra | Realization | Altering History | Amnesia | Time Travel

Awards:

1 nomination

Cast

Eric Lively	...	Nick Larson
Erica Durance	...	Julie Miller
Dustin Milligan	...	Trevor Eastman
Gina Holden	...	Amanda
David Lewis	...	Dave Bristol
Andrew Airlie	...	Ron Callahan
Chris Gauthier	...	Ted
Susan Hogan	...	Katherine Larson
JR Bourne	...	Malcolm Williams
Lindsay Maxwell	...	Grace Callahan
Zoran Vukelic	...	Christopher
Jerry Wasserman	...	Alberto Fuentes
John Mann	...	Wayne
Tom Bulmer	...	Executive
Veena Sood	...	Nurse

MPAA:

Rated R for violence, sexuality and language.

Runtime:

92 min | Philippines:95 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Philippines:R-13 | Singapore:M18 | Argentina:16 | Australia:MA | USA:R (certificate #42671) | Netherlands:16 | South Korea:15

Filming Locations:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company:

New Line Cinema

Goofs:

Continuity: After the truck hits the jeep near the beginning of the movie...the jeep is pushed out of its way twice in succession. No separate camera angles are obvious.

Quotes:

[making out with Grace in the men's bathroom]
Nick: Hold up. Your dad's right outside.
Grace: I don't care about that, and neither does he. Besides, I'll just tell him to give you another raise.

Movie Connections:

References The Butterfly Effect (2004)

Soundtrack:

Anaerobic

Save your money, skip this one.

I had great expectations for the sequel to one of my favorite movies. When I learned it would be direct-to-video I worried. Such fears were more than confirmed. This movie, to put it bluntly is terrible when compared to the first. The plot is nonsensical, and takes place around a boring office environment. The acting is frigid, there is little character development, and predictably leads the viewer to little enjoyment, and lots of confusion.

It would appear the director of this film has not even seen the first one, considering the frequent mistakes, and plot jumps.

Save your money, skip this one. This possessed such great potential, but suffered such terribly delivery