nominated for "Best Breakthrough Performance" for the Black Reel Awards. The award was won by Brandon T. Jackson for his performance in the film Roll Bounce. Harry Gregson-Williams, the composer of the film's soundtrack, was nominated for the "Film Composer of the Year" division of the World Soundtrack Academy Awards (the award was won by Alexandre Desplat for his score with The Queen). Déjà Vu received two nominations pertaining to the "Best Fire Stunt" and the "Best Work with a Vehicle", while it won the International Gold Reel Award at the Nielsen EDI Gold Reel Awards ceremonies. See also List of films featuring time loops Wormholes in fiction Deus ex machina References External links 2006 films 2006 action thriller films 2006 science fiction action films 2000s American films 2000s English-language films 2000s science fiction thriller films American action thriller films American chase films American science fiction action films American science fiction thriller films American spy films Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in fiction Films about the Federal Bureau of Investigation Films about terrorism in the United States Films about time travel Films directed by Tony Scott Films produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Films scored by Harry Gregson-Williams Films set in 2006 Films set in New Orleans Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in New Orleans Films with screenplays by Terry Rossio Scott Free Productions films Techno-thriller films Time loop films Touchstone Pictures films