Jake Gyllenhaal cozied up to his Source Code costar Michelle Monaghan last night on the black carpet at their big LA premiere. The actors also had Vera Farmiga, along with her husband, Renn Hawkey, and Jeffrey Wright on hand for the debut of the thriller and love story mix, in which Jake's character relives an eight-minute period over and over. We snagged a minute with Jake on his way inside, and he divulged that, unlike his role, there isn't much in his life he'd choose to do again. He has a no-looking-back policy ever since his buddy Chris Cooper gave him a piece of advice, saying it's best to live without regrets. Jake also spoke about his work with Edible Schoolyards, revealing his favorite meals are local and unfussy — check out more from the screening on today's PopSugar Rush!
His mission is to prevent the train he's been put on from blowing up, while assuming the identity of a commuter. The catch is that he only has eight minutes to figure out who the bomber is, thereby saving the train full of passengers and thwarting future terrorist attacks. Luckily, if he fails, he has the chance to start all over again (kind of like Groundhog Day meets Quantum Leap). There's a love angle too, as Gyllenhaal's character begins to feel an urgency to save a woman on the train (Michelle Monaghan). I'm a big fan of Gyllenhaal, but I feel like we've seen iterations of this story over and over again. The movie comes out April 15, 2011, but watch the trailer now when you just 
Vera Farmiga looked utterly fetching wearing a toned down smoky eye at the Toronto Film Festival for the recent premiere of 
When you have a standout eye color like Vera Farmiga, lots of smudged out dark eyeliner makes the color pop. Vera's hair looks a bit darker since we last saw her 
