And do you know, there isn't much of that movie that I don't need explained to me?
So I watched Premonition for the first time...
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Posts: 43643 (10/28/2009 6:35 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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Posts: 4518 (10/28/2009 6:45 PM) |
You didn't understand it?
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Posts: 1165 (10/28/2009 6:49 PM) |
When she goes to sleep she has the premonitions (starting at the beginning of the movie), when she wakes up she tries to change things/prevent the premonitions from happening and so on. |
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Posts: 43644 (10/28/2009 6:51 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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But like... if the little girl ran through the glass door on Tuesday, why were the cuts not on her face Thursday when Sandra Bullock's character took the
kids to school?
I guess I understood the general premise, but there were a lot of inconsistencies. That bugged me! |
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Posts: 22596 (10/28/2009 6:53 PM) |
I just attempted to read the plot summary on Wiki.
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Posts: 1166 (10/28/2009 6:54 PM) |
Because at one point they blur the line between the premonitions and the real life and you get confused between the two, if that makes sense. I own the DVD and
one of the DVD extras shows you the premonitions in order so you an understand it better.
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Posts: 22597 (10/28/2009 6:55 PM) |
Spoiler
So does she end up saving her husband or what?
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Posts: 22599 (10/28/2009 6:56 PM) |
Whaaat? Boo.
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Posts: 1167 (10/28/2009 6:56 PM) |
AngelsTearDrop wrote: Nope |
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Posts: 43645 (10/28/2009 6:59 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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But the little girl running through the glass door really did happen, right? And it really did happen before the husband was supposed to die? I guess I'm
just not understanding why the marks weren't there. I really might just be braindead, so don't make fun!
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Posts: 6046 (10/28/2009 6:59 PM) |
AngelsTearDrop wrote:He comes back in the alternate ending |
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Posts: 1168 (10/28/2009 7:00 PM) |
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Posts: 43647 (10/28/2009 7:02 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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Oooh, what is the alternate ending?
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Posts: 1169 (10/28/2009 7:03 PM) |
Jloveandjlo wrote: Not really, the shower is running and it fades to black, you never see him. |
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Posts: 43649 (10/28/2009 7:07 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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I have moved on to House on Haunted Hill - a movie I feel fairly certain I can understand and follow.
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Posts: 17476 (10/28/2009 7:09 PM) |
Dr Sykosis wrote:That movie scares the shit out of me. |
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Posts: 1170 (10/28/2009 7:10 PM) |
Dr Sykosis wrote:  The best thing about the DVD is that it has a gag reel and it's
hilarious!
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Posts: 43650 (10/28/2009 7:11 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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Well, I have to go to bed right after the movie, so I feel sure I will have dreams. My imagination is way too overactive for these types of movies, and yet I
have indulged in TWO DAYS' worth of them.
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Posts: 17477 (10/28/2009 7:12 PM) |
Have you seen House on Haunted Hill before?
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Posts: 43651 (10/28/2009 7:15 PM) JJB Therapist '04
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Um... a long time ago. Maybe right after it came out, so like 2000?
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