FILM REVIEW: Ideas trump effects in this intriguing sci-fi spin on “Groundhog Day," starring Jake Gyllenhaal. By Kirk Honeycutt Jake Gyllenhaal races against time -- again and again -- to find a ...

Science fiction. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Vera Farmiga, Michelle Monaghan and Jeffrey Wright. Directed by Duncan Jones. (PG-13. 93 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) A man wakes up on a train and ...

Source Code has flaws of its own, but as a 90-minute express ride of ideas, great acting and superb direction, it’s genuinely unmissable. Ad Follow Den Of Geek on Twitter right here .

Source Code Review Jones' runaway train explores the functions of the brain. SXSW 2011: British director Duncan Jones has branched out for his second film: With three lead characters, ...

Source Code: Film Review. Jake Gyllenhaal defies space and time to nab a bomber in "Moon" director Duncan Jones’ sophomore feature, which opens the Austin Fest Friday. By Kirk Honeycutt.

Read the review of Source Code for more. Business rating: 1 star. Star cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Vera Farmiga, Michelle Monaghan. What’s Good: The engaging first half; Jake Gyllenhaal’s performance.

Source Code's Groundhog Day meets Minority Report premise is definitely intriguing, but its gaps in logic and arbitrary rules about the source code ultimately do the film in and it splinters apart ...

Duncan Jones’ second film comes to us with a wave of expectation, carrying with it the hopes that the British director can follow up his award scooping debut Moon with something better ...