Cathardincu Surprisingly incoherent and boring

ShangLuda Admirable film.

Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

AshUnow This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Michael Ledo Yes, I feel like Tom Hanks raising his hand and saying, "I don't get it." Charley (Stephen Dorff) gets out of prison and is going to perform a hit for Willem Dafoe. Nine minutes into the film you are going WTF as you realize Charley has some reality issues. We see Charley performing things he didn't do. Or did he do them in the past? Or is he imagining himself doing things?Armed with money, a gun, and a powder puff blue bowling ball bag, Charley meets Florance (Michelle Monaghan) on a bus. She takes him home with her, but Charley attempts to keep his head clear, why I don't know as he never seems to be all there. Florance tells us that "we all have layers" perhaps a key to this character story. Her character is supposed to be quirky, but it didn't seemed developed very well.By the end of the story, I didn't feel I had any real closure for this artsy film. Good Luck. If you liked this film try "Mysteria" another one I had trouble with.Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex, brief TV nudity?

redhorsestudio101 This carefully crafted film kept me awake as I watched it in the wee hours. Each character was skillfully played and kept me guessing as to what they would do next. Unpredictable and dark, I still wonder if Florence wasn't an angel there to take Charlie home. The scenes in the forests were particularly good as the sounds of nature were allowed to take the place of music. I did find the reason to be a bit unclear as to why Defoe's character needed a hit carried out, but maybe I missed something. This movie is well worth your time to view. These actors worked very well together! ... Tried to be honest without ruining the end? Sigh....

Atdheu90 Tomorrow You're Gone a.k.a. Boot Tracks is a Thriller that centers on Charlie Rankin (Stephen Dorff), who prior of getting released from prison gets a message from his "mentor" - "The Buddha" (Willem Dafoe) to kill somebody... But the murder goes wrong and Charlie gets seriously effected by it... meanwhile Charlie begins to have some serious hallucinations because of his past and because of what he's doing... On a way he meets these mysterious girl Florence Jane (Michelle Monaghan) who reminds him of someone he used to know and together they embark on a mysterious journey...Tomorrow You're Gone is a typical B-class movie, directed by the director of "Down in The Valley", David Jacobson and starring Stephen Dorff, who does his usual thing, Michelle Monaghan and Willem Dafoe in a small but efficient part as he gives the movie more class...I wouldn't recommend this movie to everybody, but as long as you're a fan of any member of the cast or if you like these kind of movies...then go for it, if not just "forget about it" cuz it's not worth it.PS: it's only 88 minutes long..

TheHumanlessGamer This movie is about a man with serious problem maybe some past and some present who accidentally meet with a hooker, not for sleeping with her, sometimes he see her like an old girlfriend who he used to know, while they go to places he seems to know and recognize for some of his past, meeting someone who maybe he have some problems with him, his girlfriend tried to be like his old girlfriend and he didn't like it, he tried to kill her but he discovered she is not her, more (boot tracking)and fighting his old friend killing each other in the end, he go to his girlfriend and she see that he is been shot, saying to her to cry for him ( because maybe his is lonely ), I find hard to understand the story, confusing in some parts, but I see there some good story in it.