Raetsonwe Redundant and unnecessary.

GrimPrecise I'll tell you why so serious

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.

vickyrenee I was pleased watching an older movie that kept me watching on the edge of my seat AND had a shocker (but good) ending. I didn't feel like "OMG how lame" or "why did I waste my time watching this crap" after it was over. Everyone here who says don't listen to the negative reviews are right......because it's worth watching!!!

view_and_review What I find truly astounding is that "The Butterfly Effect 2" was horrid yet TBE3:Revelations was actually decent. Usually movies get progressively worse with each sequel but this was significantly better than its immediate predecessor.What I enjoyed about TBE3 is that it had a purpose. It wasn't abstract or general, it was very specific. Sam (Chris Carmack) was a skilled "jumper" (jumping back to the past) with rules, with one being not to interfere but only to witness. He would witness crimes and then report them to the police. It's when he jumps for a crime closer to home that he begins to alter timelines.This new angle on his time travel is quite clever and it works. Instead of the "jumping" ability being accidentally discovered we're past that and we're on to an intelligent use of the ability. When you strip away the time travel aspect you're left with a whodunit mystery. Being that the person Sam is looking for is never revealed until the end you are steadily guessing and bracing yourself for the shock. I guess they could only go up from part two so bravo for the quasi-redemption.

strawberry-jam-shake 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.

SnoopyStyle Sam Reide (Chris Carmack) uses his time-traveling ability with help from his sister Jenna (Rachel Miner) to solve crime pretending to be a psychic to the police. Elizabeth, the sister of Sam's murdered girlfriend Rebecca, tells him that her convicted killer Lonnie Flennons is not the right one.The 1st Butterfly Effect has Ashton Kutcher at his hyper best. The start of the franchise has an interesting idea but some confused messy story elements as well. Butterfly Effect 2 is a waste of time. The character isn't compelling or watchable. The tone lacks the original darkness. In this 3rd installment, they are able to get most of it back.This time the lead is Chris Carmack who has a roughness that translates well as he gets more manic. Rachel Miner co-stars solidly but she needs more screen time. Some of this is filmed in Detroit which works quite well. The logic of the situation is expanded a little in this one. Also the movie starts right away having already traveled back in time and affecting a big change.