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Synopsis

When soldier Captain Colter Stevens wakes up in the body of an unknown man, he discovers he’s part of a mission to find the bomber of a Chicago commuter train. In an assignment unlike any he’s ever known, he learns he’s part of a government experiment called the “Source Code,” a computer program that enables him to cross over into another man’s identity in the last 8 minutes of his life. –SXSW

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Duncan Jones

Duncan Zowie Jones (born 30 May 1971), also known as Zowie Bowie or Joey Bowie, is an English film director, best known for directing the 2009 film Moon. He is the son of rock star David Bowie.

Duncan is the only child from the marriage of David Bowie (legal name David Robert Jones) and his first wife, the former American model Mary Angela Barnett. He was born at Beckenham Hospital in South London. His son’s birth prompted Bowie to write the song “Kooks” for his 1971 album Hunky Dory. Duncan Jones is the half-brother of Alexandria “Lexi” Jones (born 2000), from his father’s second marriage to the fashion model Iman, and Stacia Larranna Celeste Lipka (born 1980), from his mother’s relationship with musician Drew Blood (né Andrew Lipka). He also has a stepsister, Zulekha Haywood (born 1978), who is the daughter of Iman and former NBA basketball player Spencer Haywood, Iman’s second husband.

As a child, Jones spent time growing up in Berlin, London, and Vevey, Switzerland… read more

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Eingya

16Apr12

A pretty good sci-fi movie, you don't see many of those in this days.

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Monika

27Feb12

Intriguing, but I didin't like the main character, he was too heroic.

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Wick

16Feb12

Good movie, I didn't have high expectations (I mean, Moon was great, but this movie could have gone wrong in so many ways), but I truly liked it.

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Jye Sherwell

11Feb12

Aside from some unlikely plot events and an opening score I didn't care for, the rest of the movie was mostly great. Well paced, well acted, and made me ball my eyes out. Lets hope Jones keeps this streak up.

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"Source Code," "Super," "Insidious," "Circo," More

By David Hudson on April 2, 2011

"Duncan Jones has skills; he's an architect of emotional dislocation." Elvis Mitchell in Movieline: "The filmmaker reenters that purview

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SXSW 2011. Awards and Roundups

By David Hudson on March 16, 2011

  Robbie Pickering's Natural Selection has been named best Narrative Feature at this year's SXSW Film Festival by both the Grand Jury

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Lists 2010. NYT, AV Club, IFC and More

By David Hudson on December 17, 2010

"Was it a good year for movies?" asks AO Scott in the New York Times. "A great year? Hard to say, and finally, who cares?... An attempt

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Classique, mais de bonne facture

By Benoît on April 22, 2012

Source Code était à mes yeux une bonne surprise l’an passé, preuve que l’on pouvait faire un blockbuster intelligent, en dépit d’un côté déjà-vu.
Pourtant, après une nouvelle vision, l’oeuvre ne…  read review

While hard to follow (and believe) in parts, it is an entertaining sci-fi thriller

By Henrik Schunk on January 13, 2012

I was rather nervous when I sat down in the theatre to watch this, because I loved Jones’ first directorial film – Moon – so I wanted this to be good. The trailer was underwhelming and I never heard…  read review

Worst Movie Disappointment of 2011

By Ezgi Yalinal​p on January 5, 2012

Director Duncan Jones’s first feature film “Moon” was a sci-fi indie gem with a budget of $5 million. Despite this small budget, Jones proved that it is possible to make a successful sc-fi film without…  read review

Duncan Jones gets a budget.

By LifeofF​iction on December 9, 2011

Duncan Jones gets a high production, and the result is 82 minutes of a fantastic thriller. but wait you say, the film is really 90 minutes long. Yes that is right, however I implore you to do yourself…  read review

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To Blu-Ray, or not to Blu-Ray

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Source Code (2011)--a Review and Tying Up Loose Ends

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