I guess I'm the only person who thought this was decent.
Sandra Bullock,
Julian McMahon,
Nia Long,
Kate Nelligan,
Amber Valletta
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Devastated upon receiving the news that her husband has been killed in a tragic car accident, a woman wakes up to find him still very much alive as she begins to slip into a confusing world where the ... read more
Directed by: Mennan Yapo, Norio Tsuruta
Release Date: March 12, 2007
DVD Release Date: July 5, 2005
Stats: 36,316 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (36,316)
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August 3, 2010
Gross, weirdly staged, and annoyingly boring. Julian McMahon and Sandra Bullock are believable, but they can't save these film.
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March 12, 2010
One of the most dull and lifeless films that I think I've ever seen. Contains character motives which seem uncessary and often without explaination. The plot isn't really explained well, which makes the characters less interesting to the audience.
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February 4, 2010fb733768972It does get extremely interesting about halfway through, but it then just plummets to the ground from bordom and confusion.
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January 11, 2010
I love Sandra Bullock, I just can't think of one good film she's been in! This has to be one of the worst though! In order to be a good thriller a film needs three things; Intrigue, suspense and unpredictability. Premonition is boring, ridiculous and predictable. If you like shou... read more
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August 23, 2009
I didn't like this movie until I figured out what was happening. The trailers and even the film's titles misrepresent what this film is about: Sandra Bullock isn't psychic or anything, and strictly speaking, what happened wasn't a "premonition". She's just living the days of the ... read more
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January 25, 2009
Meh, okay. Sandra Bullock was amazing and I love her. I didn't have a big issue with the so-called "plot holes." But the ending? Horrible! The gag reel was great.
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December 13, 2008
The remake of a Japanese film of the same name becomes an enjoyable Hollywood psychological Thriller.
Quite a bizarre storyline, turn your head for a moment and it?s easy to lose what?s happening. -
June 4, 2008
Another good mystery suspense movie that revolves around how every decision in your life will effect your future.
Its entertaining, keeps you glued to the screen, and has an amazing outcome. The whole movie is perfect and Sandra Bullock does a great job as usual.
Critic Reviews
So there you have it: go to church, keep your husband's gaze averted from stray blondes, try not to think about the future, and all shall be well. Full Review
Confusing, convoluted and yet gripping and emotional almost in spite of itself Premonition is the first movie Sandra Bullock has successfully 'carried' in years. Full Review
The script could have used some analysis itself. After proceeding for an hour in its fairly obvious supernatural path, suddenly the movie decides to get religious. Full Review
The sloppy, absent-minded Premonition is a step back in time and a giant leap backward for Sandra Bullock.
As Premonition slowly creeps toward a ridiculous faith-based climax or two, you may feel compelled to take a nap yourself. When you awake, it may all seem like a bad dream -- but why is your wallet mi... Full Review
Premonition is an odd little thing, with a protagonist in a protracted fugue state and a plot that doesn't know whether its coming or going.
At least all this uncertainty is leading up to a spectacular twist ending -- oh, wait. No, it's not. Full Review
I have a premonition you won't give a damn. I sure as hell didn't.
The convoluted setup doesn't produce a payoff worthy of the attention this film demands. Full Review
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