Premonition Trails On

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021




A long while back we told you about a little psychological thriller starring Sandra Bullock and Julian McMahon called PREMONITION. Today Yahoo!Movies is rockin’ the brand new trailer for the flick, as well as a slew of new images!


Since it’s been awhile, here’s a recap: When Linda Hanson (Bullock) is told that her husband Jim (Julian McMahon) has been killed in a car crash, she is shocked to find him alive and well the next day. Linda’s premonition sets off a series of puzzling events as she tries to grasp the situation and stop the accident from happening.


I kept getting this BUTTERFLY EFFECT feel from the trailer, though definitely not as dark or demented. And while Bullock doesn’t seem to be giving it her all, McMahon is da man, and it’s always good to see him on the big screen.


Go ahead and click HERE to check it out. It’d be pretty f*cked up to wake up one day with your spouse dead, then the next day they’re alive, then the next day they’re dead… So far, the flick looks promising enough, and could be the sleeper hit to wow us this spring. Or it could be crap. Too bad we have to wait HELLA days to find out as PREMONITION doesn’t hit theaters until March 16th, 2007.

Source: Yahoo!Movies

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