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Christina Warren: I took your advice. It was a very, good advice.

After Captain Stevens points the Colt .38 revolver at passenger George Troxel, he has it in his hand as he sees Derek Frost leaving. Seconds later he jumps off the train to chase Frost, and he rolls several hundred feet before coming to a rest right next to the revolver which is now lying on the ground at the exact spot he stopped tumbling. See more...

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The voice of Jake Gyllenhaal's father is Scott Bakula, who starred in Quantum Leap, which shares the premise of being in another person's body with this movie. See more...

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Source Code (2011) - 2 questions

Directed by Duncan Jones, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Jeffrey Wright, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga (add more)

Genres: Action, Sci-fi, Thriller

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Question: In the end, what happens to Sean Fentress' consciousness? As the picture shows, after the train ride it's Captain Colter Stevens who's "inhabiting" his body. Does Fentress simply cease to exist when the Source Code causes reality to "bug" by allowing Capt Stevens to prevent the bombing? (I'm not even questioning how does it do that - that's left to suspension of disbelief, of course. I just want to know what's supposed to happen to Fentress' original, not-like-Stevens mind.)

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Question: Why does the train where the action takes place have the locomotive as the last car? When two trains pass each other at one moment, the others locomotive is at the beginning.

Answer: Trains that shuttle back and forth on shorter stretches don't usually turn around at the terminus. They simply go "backwards". So, in one direction the loco is in the front, on the way back it's at the end of the train.

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