The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations
2009, Drama/Fantasy, 1h 30m
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When Sam Reide (Chris Carmack) goes back in time to save his sister, Jenna (Rachel Miner), from a house fire, he inadvertently creates an alternate history in which his parents die prematurely. In the wake of the mishap, the budding time traveler swears not to interfere with history again. But, when an innocent man ends up on death row for murdering his girlfriend, Reide ignores Jenna's warnings and prepares to leap one last time to witness the crime and bring the real killer to justice.
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Rating: R (Nudity|Language|Graphic Bloody Violence|Some Drug Content|Strong Sex Scene)
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Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Sci-fi, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Seth Grossman
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Producer: A.J. Dix
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Writer: Holly Brix
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: After Dark Films
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Better than the second, but not better than the first. It is interesting history, but is lost on many occasions.
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Chris Carmak stars as the time traveler.. Trying to solve the case of an ex girlfriend?s murder. Was ok but no surprise who the actual killer is, & if that was suppose to be a twist? SOO NOT twisted. The only thing good about the Movie is the eye candy of Chris Carmack & a familiar Face Rachel Miner who played Meg (the demon) IN supernatural D
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A bit better than the second one, but still not good.
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Much better than the second but still not great. It turned to the horror genre to get people to watch and although it had a great twist it still isn't as good as the first. A good watch but not something to shout about.
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