""Premonition,"" Sandra Bullock's new domestic psychodrama, proves to be a failed hybrid. Bullock plays a housewife with two children and a handsome husband—a seemingly perfect life. Her world turns upside down upon hearing that her husband died in a fatal car crash. Her world continues to spin, as each day she discovers her husband is actually alive.
Four middle-aged, wannabe bikers, Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, William H. Macy and John Travolta, embark on a cross-country journey with no particular plan. In fact, the tagline for the film is ""a lot can happen on the road to nowhere."" It should actually be ""road to nowhere."" Half the film is comprised of montage sequences of b-roll, filler in which the foursome cruise down the highway to the tune of Foghat's ""Slow Ride"" and then periodically stop to urinate on the side of the road. The other half of the film is equally unbearable.
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