Dragonfly (2002)
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I remember when Dragonfly came out it the previews made it look like it was a somewhat more sentimental version of Flatliners . I also remember getting it constantly confused with The Butterfly Effect since both were mediocre movies with insects in the title. Since being burned by Kevin Costner in The Postman , I really haven't paid too much attention to many of the movies he has been in sense. I liked him most recently in History's miniseries The Hatfields and McCoys , but otherwise I often find him an overhyped actor that I can do without. He has one good movie as a direct ( Dances with Wolves ) and a few decent ones as an actor ( No Way Out ), but by and large I remember him for his biggest disappointments ( Waterworld, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ). It should have not been a surprise that Dragonfly would be a disappointment as well. Dr. Joe Darrow (Costner) loses his wife Emily (Susanna Thompson) when the bus she is on is pushed into a raging river by a landslide