The atypical ending is that Bullock is not able to save her husband, although it looks like it might happen. It leads to an interesting dicussion on the nature of time though - if we see the events are they changable or is time written in stone and unalterable? That and the fact that the character finds out that he was planning an affair and then she has to wonder if she WANTS to save him or not.
I don't believe in the supernatural or the paranormal. I had to suspend disbelief to watch this movie and I successfully did so. I must say that it was a good movie to watch despite my feelings towards the supernatural thing.
It is possible though to explain most of the movie scenes as hullicinations on the part of Sandra Bullock and that all of vthese dreams and hullicinations ocurred after the actual fateful events of Jim's death and her daughter's injury although the actual events did not happen exactly as shown in the hullicination part. Yup that explains from my point of view.
Gripping and suspenseful, Premonition, which garnered Bullock her highest-grossing opening weekend ever, also stars Julian McMahon (TV's Nip/Tuck, Fantastic Four), Nia Long (Big Momma's House, Are We Done Yet?) and ...more
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