In Premonition; Linda Hanson (Sandra Bullock) is living in the Twilight Zone as she experiences recurring dreams of her husband's car crash; mediated by days in which the tragedy hasn't yet happened. By the time Linda does see her husband Jim's (Julian McMahon) death; one feels relieved instead of grievous. Though Premonition mines fascinating material; investigating the ways women in particular have uncanny psychic abilities to predict impending family dangers; Linda's premonitions are so convoluted; even to her; that it is difficult to determine their reality. Unrealistic scenes involving a sadistic psychiatrist and an unwarranted lithium prescription would lead one to question Linda's sanity; but instead add falseness to the story. Irritating sequences in which Linda confides in a priest at the local church; who tells her that faith will heal all; seem like Christian propaganda that completely eradicates any real witchcraft in the story. For a truly scary film about clairvoyance; see Dario Argento's Phenomena. Premonition is a bogus take on psychic prediction; as tearjerking as Ghost was during Patrick Swayze's heyday. --Trinie Dalton