The Butterfly Effect: (2004)

: While critics at the time—like Roger Ebert —found the plot logic flawed or the tone overly dark, the film has since gained a significant cult following for its ambitious storytelling and "what if" scenarios.

: An alternate version of the theatrical ending where Evan turns around and follows Kayleigh after they pass on the street. The Butterfly Effect (2004)

: Despite poor critical reception upon its release on 23 January 2004, the film was a commercial hit, grossing over $96 million worldwide on a modest $13 million budget . : While critics at the time—like Roger Ebert

: Evan attempts to change his past to save his childhood friends—particularly his love interest, Kayleigh (Amy Smart)—from various tragedies, including abuse and accidental deaths. the film was a commercial hit