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Now I'm really not one for repetitive films, ones that do the same thing over and over (with the exception of Groundhog Day), but it was the acting quality of Jake Gyllenhal that kept me from leaving the theatres.

I'll be totally honest with you, I didn't want to see this movie, even less did I want to have to write a review for it. I only saw it because the friend I went with wanted to do a "sneaky double feature," but the science fiction behind this movie was so interesting it I felt I had to speak upon this film's behalf. Now it's hard to write spoiler-free reviews, so bare in mind that there isn't much to stay about the film's plot that wont ruin the movie.

This is a movie of great experience, loaded with plenty of twists, and good science fiction. Gyllenhaal does a great job of giving the movie-go'er a sense of clearity after a much confusing introduction. You as the go'er are with Gyllenhal all the way, and while you think, you're rooting for him to solve the mystery of where is the bomb and who is the bomber, you're really hoping he can save everyone on the train's lives.

Now I'm a big softy for "America VS Terrorists" an major movie stars saving the day (a la Die Hard), an dI love science fiction, however I can only go as far as to say this, If you got 10$ laying around and nothing to do, only then would I recommend you go see this movie.