The Butterfly Effect

This was good, but depressing. If you could go back and change something in your past, would you? Things go from bad to worse when the main character (Evan) does this. Each reality ends up being worse than the previous one. And for a moment (when one particularly horrific reality came crashing back), I was glad this wasn't something I could do (especially with those results). Always wished I could change what went wrong and make it all work out. But maybe the consequences aren't worth it. In the end, for Evan, giving up what he wanted the most was the only way to make things right.

Maybe that's meant to be a moral for the rest of us. Hopefully not. Desire is one of the things that keeps up going. Unfortunately, so is pain. Perhaps the sacrifice is meant to prove we can still survive without something so important. Maybe. This was a depressing movie, but definitely interesting.