"Source Code" is a cross between "Strangers on a Train" and "Groundhog Day." Jake Gyllengaal enters though another man's body in order to stop an terrorist attack on a train. Vera Farmiga who lack the sex appeal of "Up In thye Air," is charmoing as the perso0n who sents Gyllenhaal back the the 7 1/2 minute mark before the explosion. Michelle Monagham plays his love intrest. Every time Fatmiga sents Gyllenhaal back, not only that he picks out a clue and picks out the suspects, but he keeps falling for Monagham. Director Alfred Hitchcock never a movie about time tyraverl. But if he did, he probaby would have "Source Code" in his mind.

With a new military technology named "Source Code", Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) is able to be sent back in time for an 8 minute period in order to try and identify a train bombing suspect, who the officials believe might be planning a bigger terrorist attack in the Chicago area. Each time he is sent back, Stevens searches for more clues, but at the same time, begins to form a relationship with Christina Warren (Michelle Monaghan), a friend of the person Stevens jumps into each time he travels back (think Quantum Leap).

The film does a good job at holding your interest as you follow along with the clues Stevens finds, as well as how he figures out what is happening to him. The cast is fairly small, and I didn't care much for the Dr. Rutledge (Jeffrey Wright) character, but they do a decent job with the script. I was left wondering a bit at the end though, but I didn't lose any sleep over it.

The endin was a little confusing, but otherwise a good movie