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Lame, lame, lame, lame!
This movie is the retarded child of "Groundhog Day" and "Final Destination". It's thoroughly lame. This movie deserves 5 lame stars. <
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>She does what Hollywood wants you to think about stay at home moms: Absolutely bore herself with "mom stuff". The climax is when she figures out that she jumps from day to day, like a mixed up version of Groundhog Day. She draws up a weekly calender. As soon as she hides it under the table cloth the movie goes back to being lame again; until the end. <
>Somewhere in the middle she figures out, that her husband is planning to cheat on her. So she plans a hot night with him. That of course magically makes him change his mind. (We are to understand that putting out more, naturally fixes marriages). When the day of his death approaches she can't change it. She manages to change her fate and not end up in the insane asylum. He has left them a house, triple income, and her belly pregnant. Who needs a husband or father now? How can life be better? <
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>The moral: As long as you let everybody know that you love them, and leave them with stuff, it's alright to die. <
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>Here is how I fix it for you: Watch the movie "Frequency". This is how "Premonition" should have turned out but didn't. In Frequency the main character gets a second chance but does not blow it.

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I liked it..........
Sandra Bullock plays Linda Hanson a mother of two young girls and wife to a husband who is living in his own little world, not paying much attention to his wife or her needs. <
>Linda awakes to find that her husband has been killed in a roadside car accident and is devastated----BUT-----the next day she awakes to her husband being there by her side and not dead. The next day, dead again, the next day alive again. <
>She finally goes on a psychological hunting spree to figure out why this phenomenum is going on, and without giving away the premise of the movie, which to me is right in your face, I will just write----keep things close to your heart and love deeply, for one day it may all be gone and regret and sorrow will overbound.....

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Ridiculous excuse for a "thriller"
In Premonition you can see Linda (Sandra Bullock) put away the groceries, fold the laundry, hang the laundry, dust the house, drive the kids to school, cook dinner, serve breakfast, and even go to the grocery store. When this thriller really gets going, you can watch Linda sleep and even wash her hands! Why no one involved in the production of this movie ever realized that watching Linda live a painful boring life as a housewife makes for a painfully boring movie is the only mystery involved in Premonition. The attempts to make Linda's routine life a supernatural thriller are so ridiculous that the movie actually entertains by being so outrageously stupid. One can't help laughing out loud as her husband's head rolls out of the casket and plops on the ground, or the ubiquitous raven (used so pathetically to symbolize creepy action occurring here) gets fried on an electric wire and falls stiff into Linda's yard. Premonition steals from better done supernatural thrillers- Linda consults with a priest who offers up a completely nonsensical "spiritual" explanation, Linda wakes up and finds a bottle of Lithium in her bathroom so maybe she is just crazy, Linda is committed to a mental hospital and implicated in Jim's murder so maybe she killed him or is being framed. Unfortunately there is no logical thread tying together any of these theories. More importantly there isn't any action or suspense (unless you count Linda pouring a bowl of cheerios) to make you entertained enough to care why Linda keeps reliving the same week over and over again. Adding creepy, feverish violin music to Linda doing house chores doesn't equal a "thriller". Perhaps the most perplexing thing in the movie is that it features a male redemption story (that of Linda's philandering husband Jim). However in a bazaar twist on the male redemption genre, it is Linda who ends up responsible for redeeming their nuclear family (cue the priest's voice over for Linda to "choose what is worth fighting for"). Lucky for her, Jim still winds up dead. Don't worry, I'm not spoiling anything, because this story is so dumb you won't care about the plot, or the retarded "twist at the end".