The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations (2009)

Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

Awesome Movie

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

I wasn't expecting much going into this movie as I'm not a huge fan of sequels. Even though it doesn't have anyone from the original cast (it's a completely new set of characters) it wasn't as cringe worthy as the second movie.I didn't see the twist at the end coming and that's probably what made the movie for me. It was a little disturbing but I won't give away the details!I was a little disappointed that his job in crime solving didn't play a larger role in the plot line. I had the impression it was going to be more about solving crimes.

Well, "The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations" is not a bad movie, but it is not the best of the three movies in the series. That being said, don't get me wrong, because the movie is still watchable and enjoyable.However, the changes brought about in this movie by the jumping back in time events really weren't as impressive as in the first movies. But from the story aspect, then "The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations" had a rather nice approach to the events that evolved around the storyline.There is a high chance of some confusion arising from some of the scenes. At least right up until the ending, because some of the stuff that was happening wasn't overly coherent at all times. But it was all cleared up towards the ending.As for the actual ending of the movie, well, I will say that it didn't really go all that well with me. But of course, this is a matter of preference.The actors and actresses in the movie were doing good enough jobs with their given roles. Nothing overly outstanding or memorable here though.Personally I found the sex scene to be really tacky, and it shouldn't have been in the movie at all. It is just so 1980's, and doesn't really help the movie along one bit.Having seen the movie now, I think this is the type of movie that quickly fades and dissipates from memory, as most of the previous movies did. Good enough entertainment here and now, but hardly sustainable in the long run.I am giving "The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations" 5 out of 10 stars, because it was enjoyable enough, but there was just something lacking to make it unique.

One man wants to change his past life because his young sister dies for a big fire in house. The man travels back in the time, and help rescues his sister from the fire. However, that is how it all starts!It is the third times I watch this series. I'm very surprised from the first because of the killing scene. It is big different from "The Butterfly Effect 1 and 2". It shows us the detail purpose to go back from the begin. In my opinion, it is easy to understand why they should behave to travel in the past. On the other hands, the tale is too simple. Of course, it is very excited for me to expect the unexpected killer. However, the results cheat expectation. It looks like happy ends. Unfortunately, happiness not comes for everybody, because the main character has to choice the result, and both choice have the risk. Threrefore, he keeps on holding anguish of heart. In short, it is worth to watch. However my heart is unclear even if I see the results. The last choice for the main character is really interested. However, the other series of "The Butterfly Effect" is more interested for me. I very recommend you to watch from the first series.

So I have just watched 'The Butterfly Effect 3 Revelations' and wow! What an amazing film.The film is based about a man Sam Reide (Chris Carmack) who can time travel and makes his living helping cops identifying murder's but when he goes back in time to his girlfriends murder he can't help but intervene, which leads to more horrific events through the film.From start to finish I found my self entranced, watching trying to figure it all out. The film is confusing and it does make you think a lot! But I do believe that it was intentional trying to put you in the shoes of the main character.Its a film that gives you everything that you expect, blood, gore, nudity, a great plot and storyline and fantastic acting especially from Rachel Miner who plays Chris Carmack's psychopathic, mass murdering sister. Not saying that Chris Carmack himself was a bad actor, he did an excellent job of showing major dramatic chops.I went into the film expecting to be confused, I came out of the film feeling concluded and liberated! A fantastic film!I would give the film a 8 out of 10 and defiantly add it to my top 100 favourite films.Sam Micel