Ashton Kutcher is the main man, Evan, in The Butterfly Effect, and holds this ability to time travel by reading his journals, which he maintains as his coping mechanism. Interestingly, the main ...

In The Butterfly Effect, Kutcher plays Evan Treborn, or rather plays the grown up version of the character. The character is actually seen in the movie played by three different actors in three ...

“ The Butterfly Effect ” takes its title from the chaos theory-derived proposition that if a butterfly flaps its wings on one side of the world, a hurricane might eventually result on the ...

‘The Butterfly Effect’ shows the multiple outcomes The Butterfly Effect is a film from 2004 that stars Ashton Kutcher. It is a sci-fi thriller about a college student named Evan Treborn.

One of the best modern adaptations of the works of Ray Bradbury, The Butterfly Effect (written and directed by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber) was released on this day in 2004. The film stars ...

As things begin to spiral out of Evan's control, he makes the decision to travel back in time to when he was in his mother's womb and commits suicide by strangling himself with his own umbilical cord.

Whether his character, Evan Treborn, is portrayed by seven-year-old Logan Lerman, 13-year old John Patrick Amedori or Kutcher himself, he sports the exact same mop.

That's a shame, because not only is Butterfly Effect a rare time travel treat, but Kutcher is pretty good in it. As a child, Evan experiences blackouts during periods of extreme stress.

Butterfly Effect is a fantastic idea and a very good story. The idea of someone traveling into their own painful memories, which ultimately set forth a painful pattern in the lives of those ...