The peeps over at “Ain’t It Cool” recently got their hands on the first poster for the Nicolas Cage starring, Alex Proyas directed science fiction thriller KNOWING and, looking at the thing, is the film about numbers determining the fate of the world? Kinda. In it, Cage stars as a teacher who finds a time capsule at his son’s elementary school that has disturbingly accurate predictions of past disasters and some yet to come. Naturally, he freaks the hell out and shit steamrolls from there. Click on that big blue marble or right over HERE for the poster disaster-sized. The catastrophes start coming true March 20th.
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