Scans of Jake Gyllenhaal/Source Code in Empire (Russia) magazine
"I’m very pleased (and surprised) to admit that Jake Gyllenhaal delivers one of the best performances of his career in Source Code, finally proving why he’s one of Hollywood’s most successful actors. Vera Farmiga was equally delightful, and Jeffery Wright, surprisingly cast in a villainous role, delivered his usual level of brilliance. 
Michelle Monaghan gave an adequate, non-career defining, performance, but she more than makes up for her lackluster delivery by being absolutely gorgeous (and, yes, sometimes being downright attractive can redeem a mediocre performance).
Jake Gyllenhaal and Duncan Jones on the set of "Source Code" (2011)Bottom line, this has been the best movie I’ve seen this year.
The only film that comes close to topping Source Code is Rango, and the best advice I can give is to watch them both". Source: www.mediablvd.com
"Gyllenhaal is brilliant, often he can seem dull and bored, but this film has him leaping from confusion to adoration and back again, he’s angry but with a spot of heroism. The stoned look that often glazes over his face, which works well in Donnie Darko where his character is drugged up to his eyeballs, but is off-putting in others, is gone, and the new Jake wonderfully guides and navigates you through the twisted plots and theories of the film.
There is a great scene where the head scientist tells Colter ‘its’ [the Source Code] quantum mechanics and parabola calculus – it’s complicated’, to which Colter replies, and everyone in the audience is thinking this, ‘try me’. Source: thegoodreview.co.uk'Source Code' Jake Gyllenhaal Interview
SOURCE CODE - Jake Gyllenhaal and Michelle Monaghan in "What Would You Do?" Clip
Duncan Jones discusses working on a studio film and his role in the Sci-Fi genre. For more info on 'Source Code' visit: http://www.hollywood.com
