The Butterfly Effect (2004) Trailer #1

Check out the official The Butterfly Effect (2004) trailer starring Ashton Kutcher!

Starring: Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, Eric Stoltz
Director: Eric Bress
Synopsis: College student Evan Treborn (Ashton Kutcher) is afflicted with headaches so painful that he frequently blacks out. While unconscious, Evan is able to travel back in time to difficult moments in his childhood. He can also alter the past for friends, like Kayleigh (Amy Smart), who was molested by her father (Eric Stoltz). But changing the past can drastically alter the present, and Evan finds himself in nightmarish alternate realities, including one where he's locked away in prison.

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[nlvo]

"Why don't you go back and save me."

hits hard.

[laustcawz]

"You can't change who people are
without destroying who they were."

[My_Last_Cast]

This movie is truly in my top 5 favorites, it opens your mind to what decisions we make can change our paths forever. When she was a broken waitress I got really sad and kind of depressed about that. Not many movies can impact a person so emotionally.

[hey.shawnee]

i saw this movie back when it came out and still think about it to this day. 20 years later. incredible.

[arleooooo]

“you’re always one decision away from a totally different life”

[justinmv]

One of the best physchological thriller movies that I watched. 2000s movies are hits so differently!

[Harold_Callahan]

After I finished watching this, I just sat there staring at the credits rolling in disbelief. It's one of those movies that WILL effect you.

[prodigyhwi]

After watching this movie, I started to realize that "butterfly effect" is just everything in life.

[randomfools]

This trailer has the best use of the opening to It's Been Awhile ever. It's stayed with me since it's release.

[Stoneman]

Ashton Kutcher stepped out of his comfort zone and showed the world that he can act.

[tbc]

I miss the 90s/2000s movie trailer narrators. Really pumped you up for a movie.

[PreslavPanamski]

ive been lookin for this movie about 6-7 years. Today i found it and watched it again. That's a great movie!

[lodyfen]

I think the main point of the movie is that everything happens for a reson and we have to accept it. We actually own nothing in this life except choices, neither of which that can fully satisfy our wishes, because our wishes are a blessing and a curse for us or someone else.

[largon]

This movie should have 10/10 stars. I feel like it was very underrated and it was such a well made movie.

[Ajz]

If you haven't seen this movie, seriously, what the hell are you waiting for? WATCH IT NOW. What everyone says is true. It's such an underrated movie, and it really is a masterpiece. Might watch this flick tomorrow night

[evertonpereira]

I use to love this film when I was a teenager. I need to rewatch it now in 2024.

[courtneyw]

I kind of remember this from my childhood, but never knew what it was about. Now that I see this trailer at 27 i want to rewatch it

[slytherinson]

The thing about time travel is. Your so focused on what you could do. You never stop to think if you should do.

[cameronpottle]

I feel like Ashton Kutcher is underrated as a serious film actor. He usually is only ever known for playing eccentric, goofy idiots in TV shows for comic relief. He needs more serious roles like this

[bk.]

I watched this movie when I was 5, it was on my mind a lot and I only remember one or two scenes, I wanted to watch it to satisfy the nostalgia I felt.. at 22 years old now, finally found it, watched it last week as if it was 5 years old me... Definitely underrated