Source Code

When Colter Stevens confronts Derek Frost, he is seen cocking the revolver by pulling the hammer, to allow shooting single action.

In a following shot, the hammer is back in double action position.

When security personnel are called in, US Army Military Police show-up.

Nellis Air Force Base, like all Air Force Bases, is protected by US Air Force Security Forces personnel.

Contractors are sometimes used to provide minor assistance such as checking identification at gates, but MPs would not be stationed on an Air Force Base.

Captain Goodwin's uniform is incorrect.

Blue name tags are not worn on the Air Force service coat.

(Blue name tags are only for the shirt, whereas silver name tags go on the service coat).

Also, her U.

insignias are not properly placed on the lapel.

Colter Stevens is said to be a member of the 17th Airborne.

This unit was permanently deactivated in 1949.

Captain Goodwin has five service ribbonsa Bronze Star, an Air Medal, a Joint Service Achievement Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal (awarded by Saudi Arabia), and a Kuwait Liberation Medal (awarded by Kuwait).

However, she is missing her Basic Training ribbon.

Christina's cell phone never rings at the same time when they repeat the sequence.

Every sequence creates a new reality, so there is no set time at which the call should happen.

Christina's pose as she says the line about "good advice" changes every couple of Source Code streams.

Every sequence creates a new reality, so every sequence will be slightly different - some of the same minor events might happen every time, but in a slightly different way.

The clocks on the train station show different times.

When Cpt.

Colter Stevens finds the train bomb's cell phone which is the remote trigger, it is playing an Adobe Flash file (named "HISTORY.

Even before he looks in the call history of the phone, this is visible.

When Captain Coulter Stevens has his physical body shown the first time, the EKG electrodes are in the wrong position (white should be on the right shoulder, black should be on the left shoulder and green should be on the lower right limb).

Christina's hair is styled differently in the last scene in the train and the one immediately after when she and Colter have left the train and are walking together in Chicago.

In the train her hair's tips are clearly pointing outwards and in the following scene they are just laying on her back.

When Goodwing pulls up Frost's driver license information on her screen, the address, SSN, height, weight, DL # and eye color are different from the ones Stevens sees on his actual license on the train.

In the opening sequences for each return to the train, there is a flyover of a river which show a Canada goose taking off.

However, the sound effect played is for a duck.

The conductor always asks Colter for his ticket, but never asks Christina for hers.

On Chicago commuter trains, conductors collect tickets as passengers get on; Colter must have gotten on after Christina.

The text message which Goodwin receives from Colter/Sean is worded differently than the one he is shown sending her.

When Colter Stevens is on the train and makes the cell phone call to Nellis Air Force Base, the voice on the other end says, "Post Operator.

" If he was calling an Air Force base, he would be connected to the "Base Operator.

" Only Army facilities are called "Posts.

" The mission involves Stevens trying to find information about a dirty bomb attack on Chicago.

A "dirty bomb" is simply a regular bomb with radioactive material packed around it so that the explosion will spread harmful radiation over the blast zone.

It is not a nuclear bomb, and while it would expose those in the area to potentially lethal levels of radiation it would not "kill millions" as stated in the movie.

The interior train scenes are shot aboard commuter cars in Montreal, not Chicago.

In one of the first source code streams, the colonel is following a guy into the train station bathroom.

As they enter the bathroom, you can see the studio's ceiling.

At night when I sleep, I usually load up a long playlist of movies I have just downloaded into my VLC Media Player.This film came up in the playlist at 4:00am - And I had woken up within the first 5 minutes of the film, so I stayed awake and watched this, truly disturbing film.

So far, 2011 has been a mixed year. There have been fantastic films, like Tree of Life and some pretty bad films too like Battle:Los Angeles.

I usually like foreign and independent movies, so I don't need to be entertained by a bunch of explosions. But this movie was incredibly dull and nonsensical.

"Source Code" es un ingenioso thriller de ciencia ficción cuyo principal mérito es la originalidad en la confección del guión, mientras que lo peor es que la trama al final presenta algunos baches ilógicos que dan la sensación de argumento no del todo redondo.Es de agradecer que los guionistas traigan aires frescos a la ciencia ficción, pues hay que reconocer que el guión tiene bastante elaboración, que no resulta simplista y resultón, que nos hace pensar y que nos ofrece bastantes situaciones intrigantes que vienen de la mano de una investigación sobre la identidad de un terrorista, de viajes en el tiempo, de arriesgados experimentos gubernamentales con seres humanos y de situaciones con realidades virtuales y universos paralelos que violan las leyes del espacio y del tiempo.

I'm no troll...but seriously, if you rated this a 6-10 stars, you're an idiot.

A movie like starts with a novel concept, then builds a story around it. The concept here is that when someone dies the last 8 minutes of their consciousness can be accessed.

I must say a very promising concept. Its not something we haven't seen earlier but it is a refreshed version.

I loved the movie. i think it's one of the best movies!

This film is about a US soldier in Afghanistan, who wakes up and finds himself on a commuter train in Chicago."Source Code" has a very good plot.