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Source Code
2011
· Movie
· 93 min
B
MEANRANK
78/100
Where it ranks
- Mean Score #992
- IMDb #979
- Google retired #334
- Rotten Tomatoes #873
- Metacritic #1023
- Letterboxd #2198
+9 more
- Rotten Tomatoes Critics #728
- Rotten Tomatoes Audience #1416
- Metacritic Critics #1090
- Metacritic Audience #999
- Criticker #1353
- Douban #218
- Kinopoisk #671
- AlloCiné #1120
- Trakt #958
Every rating
53–94
out of 100
A soldier wakes up on a commuter train in another man's body, part of an experimental government program. He is told his mission: he has eight minutes to find a bomb on the train before it explodes. Each time he fails, he is sent back to relive the same eight minutes, gathering more clues. As he investigates, he becomes determined to save the passengers and unravel the strange reality of his own existence.
Details
- Director
- Duncan Jones
- Writer
- Ben Ripley
- Released
- 30 March 2011
- Country
- United States, France
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 93 min
- Rated
- PG-13
- Budget
- $32.0M
- Box office
- $147.3M
- Awards
- 0 wins, 4 nominations
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Cast
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Awards & nominations
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| Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form 2012 | Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | Ben Ripley and Duncan Jones | Nominee |
| Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Feature Motion Picture 2012 | Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Feature Motion Picture | Annie Godin, Louis Morin | Nominee |
| Best Science Fiction Actor 2011 | Best Science Fiction Actor | Jake Gyllenhaal | Nominee |
| Bradbury Award 2011 | Bradbury Award | Ben Ripley and Duncan Jones | Nominee |
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Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form
1 nomination
| Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | Ben Ripley and Duncan Jones | Nominee |
Best Science Fiction Actor
1 nomination
| Best Science Fiction Actor | Jake Gyllenhaal | Nominee |
Bradbury Award
1 nomination
| Bradbury Award | Ben Ripley and Duncan Jones | Nominee |
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Feature Motion Picture
1 nomination
| Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Feature Motion Picture | Annie Godin, Louis Morin | Nominee |