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Premonition

Director: Mennan Yapo

Cast: Sandra Bullock, Julian McMahon, Nia Long, Amber Valletta, Shyann McClure, Courtney Taylor Burness, Peter Stormare

(TriStar Pictures, 2007) Rated: PG-13

US DVD release date: 17 July 2007 (Sony)

Premonition sucked donkey balls out of a barrel.  The characters were inane, the plot was trite and unoriginal and the actors were overzealous and overcommited to acting as stupid as the characters were written.  The author, director and producers must have been gayer then two men having sex to release this movie thinking that they were doing anything other than slopping half-cooked crusty swill of a movie onto the innocent and unsuspecting palettes of those moviegoers who are too timid to leave the movie as soon as it started going retarded.

Comment by Aristotle from Texas — September 9, 2007 @ 11:00 pm

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