#evan treborn

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The Butterfly Effect

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The Butterfly Effect (2004)

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Guess who actually used a fucking reference so his fuckjnf drawing came out fucking decent

I DDINR USE MY MEMORY THIS TIME OMG!!!

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Ashton Kutcher is Evan Treborn in Butterfly Effect, 2004.

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Christopher Ashton Kutcher From Iwoa, USA

[natalilac20]

No words! Just Jupiter X Evan collage!

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I need to tell someone my gay Tommy theory for the butterfly effect (2004)

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have you seen my boyfriend's back (1993)?

it's one of my fav movies, i feel like it's so bad but so good at the same time idk... i just find this trope cute of like guys loving a girl so much they would do really insane stuff for them (i don't know how to say it without spoiling anything)

it kind of reminds me of how donnie darko goes back to fix everything bc of gretchen and

(maybe huge spoilers?) evan treborn from the butterfly effect jumps back to change events just to see kayleigh happy in the future

they don't make guys like this anymore 💔

This one’s been on my list for a while actually so maybe I’ll use this ask as an excuse to finally watch it lol.

I also really love the insanely devoted boyfriend trope: that’s probably why I developed an interest in Yandere content at an alarmingly young age. 💓

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movie characters that give fin vibes with no explanation ( mix of older and younger inspiration ):

lee, bones and all.

angel torres, nope.

dewey riley, scream.

ed warren, the conjuring.

adam faulkner-stanheight, saw.

daniel torrance, doctor sleep.

han solo, star wars.

peter venkman, ghostbusters.

scott lang, ant-man.

nick walker, ripd.

josh lambert, insidious.

wallace wells, scott pilgram vs. the world.

matt flamhaff, 13 going on 30.

evan treborn, the butterfly effect.

dennis rafkin, 13 ghosts.

josh baskin, big.

harry burns, when harry met sally.

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Currently questioning evan treborn from the butterfly effect, I don't think anyone else kins from it but if any butterfly effect kins see this I hope life is better for you now you deserve it -evan #💙🔥

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The Butterfly Effect

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Filma "Tauriņa Efekts"

Kas? Filma "Tauriņa efekts"

Kad? 30/03/2023

Filmas žanrs: Zinātniskā Fantastika / Trilleris

Par filmu: "The Butterfly Effect" ir trilleris zinātniskās fantastikas žanrā, kas tika izlaists 2004. gadā. Filma tika režisēta un uzrakstīta kopā ar Eric Bress un J. Mackye Gruber. Galvenajās lomās redzami Ashton Kutcher, Amy Smart, Melora Walters un citas aktieru zvaigznes.

Sižets: Evans Treborns ir pazaudējis laika izjūtu. Viņa dzīves izšķirošie mirkļi, to skaitā arī viņa bērnības šausminošie notikumi, ir pazuduši aizmirstībā. Atlicis ir neskaidru atmiņu rēgs un ap viņu sagandētās bērnības draugu dzīves. Jau kopš bērnības pēc psihologa ieteikuma Evens ir veicis ikdienas ierakstus piezīmju burtnīcās. Būdams koledžas students, viņš pārlasa pierakstīto un piedzīvo pēkšņu, neiskaidrojamu likteņa pavērsienu, nonākot pagātnē. Tas puisim liek saprast, ka burtnīcas, kuras glabā zem savas gultas, ir transporta līdzeklis, ar kura palīdzību ir iespējams atgriezties savā bērnībā un atgūt atmiņas. Tomēr katrs ceļojums laikā izraisa haosu viņa ikdienā un rada nepieciešamību atgriezties bērnu dienu laikos atkal un atkal. Pēc pieredzētā Evans vēlas mainīt savu bērnības draugu, īpaši Keilijas - viņa mūža mīlestības - sabojātos likteņus. Apņēmībā darīt to, ko nespēja darīt bērnībā, Evans dodas atpakaļ laikā, bruņojies ar pašreizējo prātu savā bērnības izskatā, lai pārveidotu vēsturi un izdzēstu šausminošo pieredzi no draugu un citu mīļoto cilvēku dzīvēm.

Aktierspēle: Filmā ir ievērojama aktierspēle. Ashton Kutcher izceļas ar savu lomu kā galvenais varonis Evanss Treborns. Viņa sniegums ir iespaidīgs, jo viņš spēj pārliecināt skatītājus par Evana emocionālo ceļojumu un sarežģītajiem lēmumiem pagātnē. Amy Smart, Melora Walters un citi aktieri piedāvā spēcīgas izrādes, ļaujot publicētājiem pilnībā iesaistīties stāstā. Kopumā aktieru kolektīvs piedāvā pārliecinošu un emocionālu interpretāciju, kas veido būtisku filmas pieredzi.

Filmas gaita: Tempa ziņā filma ir samērā intensīva un dinamiska. Ar daudziem pagriezieniem un notikumu izmaiņām pagātnē, filma tur skatītājus aizraujošā stāsta centrā. Tomēr tā nav sasteigta tādā ziņā, ka tajā būtu pievērsta uzmanība dažādiem stāsta aspektiem. Skatītājiem tiek dota iespēja iepazīt galvenā varoņa attiecības, izaicinājumus un spēju ceļot laikā.

Vizuālie materiāli: Vizuālie efekti tiek izmantoti, lai radītu sajūtu par reālistiskumu, it īpaši saistībā ar laika ceļošanu un tās sekām. Filma izmanto dažādus krāsu toņus un apgaismojumu, lai atspoguļotu dažādās emocionālās noskaņas un notikumu noslēpumainību. Tajā pašā laikā tiek izcelti gan ikdienišķi, gan dramatiski elementi, lai izceltu sižeta sarežģītību.

Vērtējums: "Tauriņa efekts" ir aizraujošs zinātniskās fantastikas trilleris ar spēcīgu aktierspēli un sarežģītu sižetu, kurā galvenais varonis cenšas kontrolēt savu likteni, ceļojot laikā. Filma sniedz pārdomas par tauriņa efektu un izmaiņu sekām, piedāvājot emocionālu un filozofisku pieredzi. Vizuālie materiāli un stāsta veidošana padara to par aizraujošu piedzīvojumu, bet pārsteidzošais noslēpums raisa dziļas pārdomas.

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The Butterfly Effect

1h 53m 2004 J. Mackye Gruber y Eric Bress Estados Unidos

Un pequeño evento como el aleteo de una mariposa puede traer consecuencias futuras tan grandes que incluso pueden cambiar vidas enteras. Esa idea la agarra este film y crea una historia interesante e intrigante.

Evan Treborn ha perdido la noción del tiempo. Desde una edad muy temprana, momentos cruciales en su vida han desaparecido en el agujero negro del olvido; su infancia se ha visto marcada por una serie de acontecimientos aterradores que no es capaz de recordar. Lo que queda es el fantasma de los recuerdos y las vidas rotas que le rodean: las de sus amigos de la niñez.

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A Man With a Past Best Forgotten Goes to All Lengths to Remember

By Dave Kehr Jan. 23, 2004

Even by the lax standards of January film releases -- this month is the traditional dumping time for studio films that didn't quite work out -- ''The Butterfly Effect'' is staggeringly bad.

Starring Ashton Kutcher, the shaggy-haired young actor best known for ''Dude, Where's My Car?'' and for dating Demi Moore, ''Butterfly'' is a supposed thriller that mines the memory loss theme that has been turning up with striking regularity in American movies, from ''Memento'' to ''Paycheck.'' Mr. Kutcher's character, Evan Treborn, is an earnest college student whose life has been marked by a series of blackouts surrounding traumatic events. Majoring in psychology (he keeps a rat maze in his dorm room), he hopes to discover the reason behind the mysterious black holes in his mind.

Simple self-protection might be one possible explanation, given that his repressed memories include, as the film reveals in a spiraling series of flashbacks, being nearly strangled to death as an 8-year-old by his criminally insane father; being forced to participate in a child pornography video directed by the abusive father (Eric Stoltz) of the little girl, Kayleigh, he has a crush on; watching as a young woman and her baby are blown to bits in a practical joke gone wrong; and watching as the neighborhood bully, Tommy (who also happens to be Kayleigh's brother), ties Evan's beloved terrier up in a canvas bag and sets it on fire. That's a lot to handle right there, but the film's writing and directing team, Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber, have some even more appalling atrocities in store for Evan as a young adult.

For reasons the film does not trouble to explain, Evan discovers that, if he reads a few lines from his childhood journals, he will be projected back in time to his traumatic moments, where he can change his behavior in small ways that will make a big difference later on. (This is where the title comes in, with its reference to the old canard about a butterfly flapping its wings in China and producing a tidal wave in New York.)

Sometimes Evan's adjustments seem to work out, as when he awakes from a time-travel session to find himself sharing a sorority house bed with Kayleigh, now grown into a radiantly happy 18-year-old (played by Amy Smart). But mostly his changes just lead to greater disasters, including one alternate reality in which Kayleigh is a scarred, drug-addled prostitute, living in what looks like Jodi Foster's old digs in ''Taxi Driver,'' and another in which Evan loses his arms and the use of his legs.

The complicated plotting soon spins wildly out of the control of the filmmakers (their last credit: ''Final Destination 2'') and begins producing unintentional laughs, as when Evan wakes up to find himself the newest and prettiest resident of a prison full of predatory neo-Nazi homosexuals.

But if the storytelling induces brain cramp, the imagery brings on a bad case of acid indigestion. The filmmakers return again and again to their movie's most repulsive visuals: the two naked children standing before a video camera, the dog squirming in the flaming bag, the mother, with her baby in her arms, approaching the mailbox in which Tommy has planted a lighted stick of dynamite. ''The Butterfly Effect,'' which opens nationwide today, is inhabited by a genuine spirit of cruelty, both toward its characters and its audience.

''The Butterfly Effect'' has been rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian). It includes several scenes of graphic violence, many directed against children and animals.

THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT

Written and directed by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber; director of photography, Matthew F. Leonetti; edited by Peter Amundson; music by Michael Suby; production designer, Douglas Higgins; produced by Chris Bender, A. J. Dix, Anthony Rhulen and J C Spink; released by New Line Cinema. Running time: 113 minutes. This film is rated R.

WITH: Ashton Kutcher (Evan), Amy Smart (Kayleigh), Eric Stoltz (Mr. Miller), William Lee Scott (Tommy), Elden Henson (Lenny), Ethan Suplee (Thumper) and Melora Walters (Andrea).

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The Butterfly Effect

Evan Treborn (Ashton Kutcher) has lost track of time. From an early age, crucial moments of his life have disappeared into a black hole of forgetting, his boyhood marred by a series of terrifying events he can't remember. What remains is the ghost of memory and the broken lives of his childhood friends, Kayleigh (Amy Smart), Lenny (Elden Henson) and Tommy (William Lee Scott). Throughout his childhood, Evan was under the care of a psychologist who encouraged him to keep a journal, detailing the events of his day-to-day life. Now in college, Evan reads from one of those journals and finds himself thrust inexplicably back in time. Evan comes to realize the notebooks he keeps under his bed are a vehicle, a way to return to the past to reclaim his memories. But these recollections only leave Evan feeling responsible for the damaged lives of his friends, especially Kayleigh, the childhood sweetheart he still loves. Determined to do something now that he was incapable of doing then, Evan purposely travels back in time, his present-day mind occupying his childhood body, in an attempt to re-write history and spare his friends and loved ones these traumatic experiences. By altering the events of the past, Evan hopes to transform the present. But every time Evan changes something in the past, he returns to the present to find his actions have unexpected and disastrous consequences. Try as he might, he can't seem to create a reality that allows he and Kayleigh to live "happily ever after."

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289879/

https://www.filmaffinity.com/en/film235464.html

https://www.allmovie.com/movie/the-butterfly-effect-vm1011571473

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Brief bio of my OC! 

Name: Sirius Janice Treborn Jones 

Nicknames: Siri, Sirius, Jani, SJ, 

Parents: Evan (Butterfly effect) and Jupiter (Jupiter ascending)

Age: 7 (almost 8) , Birthday 02.07.2014

Zodiac sign: Cancer. Hobbies: listening to music, Drawings, writing in diaries, planting flowers.