Premonition (2007)

"Premonition" is a mind-bending American supernatural thriller directed by Mennan Yapo, released in 2007. Written by Bill Kelly, the film weaves a tense, nonlinear narrative that explores grief, fate, and the fragility of time through a woman’s unraveling reality. The story centers on Linda Hanson (Sandra Bullock), a depressed housewife whose life fractures when she’s told her husband, Jim (Julian McMahon), died in a car accident. The next morning, she wakes to find him alive and well, only to slip into a disjointed week where days unfold out of sequence—some with Jim alive, others where his death is final. As Linda pieces together cryptic clues and visions, she grapples with whether she’s losing her mind or being given a chance to alter destiny, all while facing strained family dynamics and her own emotional turmoil. Known for Bullock’s compelling performance and its moody atmosphere, "Premonition" blends psychological suspense with a Twilight Zone-esque twist. The film’s fragmented timeline and haunting score by Klaus Badelt keep viewers guessing, though its ambitious premise divided critics over its coherence. Released in 2007, "Premonition" found a mixed reception but resonated with audiences drawn to its emotional stakes and mystery. A commercial success, it remains a polarizing yet intriguing entry in the thriller genre, inviting debate about love, loss, and the power—or illusion—of second chances.