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Title: Premonition

Director: Mennan Yapo

Cast: Sandra Bullock ,  Julian McMahon ,  Nia Long ,  Kate Nelligan ,  Amber Valletta ,  Peter Stormare

Genre: Drama, Thriller

Length: 110 '

Year: 2007

Country: USA

Production: Hyde Park Entertainment, Offspring Entertainment, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), TriStar Pictures

Distribution: Eagles Pictures

Plot: Linda Hanson (Sandra Bullock) has a beautiful house, a husband who loves her and two adorable daughters. His life is perfect until the day she receives the devastating news that her husband Jim (Julian McMahon) died in a car accident. For her, devoted wife and mother, is the worst thing that could happen. But did she imagine it? When he wakes up the following morning her husband is still alive. At first, Linda believes the accident it was just a nightmare. Then it happens again: some days he wakes up and Jim is next to her alive and well, while on others she awakens a widow. Inexplicably, he spends days in a disorderly fashion. Linda's traumatizing premonition to kick off a series of interlocking events and changing. His world is turned upside down as the surreal circumstances lead her to discover that his life could not have been all it appeared. Desperate to save his family and so begins a furious race against time and fate to try to save everything she and Jim have built together.

And now it's up to me: I did not find critics around but I did not like this movie for nothing, too confusing and sometimes touched the boredom, then a negative opinion.

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Original title: 1408

Director: Mikael Hafstrom

Cast: John Cusack , Samuel L. Jackson, Mary McCormack, Jasmine Jessica Anthony, Alexandra Silber, Tony Shalhoub, Emily Harvey, Noah Lee Margetts

Genre: Horror

Length: 94 '

Year: 2007

Country: USA

Production: Dimension Films, Di Bonaventura Pictures

Distribution: KEYFILMS

Plot: The famous writer of horror books Mike Enslin (John Cusack) believes only in what it can do with your own eyes. After a series of bestsellers discrediting paranormal events that took place in the haunted houses and graveyards in the world's most famous, has no concrete proof of life after death. The series of long lonely nights without the ghosts of Mike, however, is likely to change when she enters the room 1408 of the notorious Dolphin Hotel for his latest project, "Ten Nights in hotel rooms haunted." Defying the warnings of the Director the hotel (Samuel L. Jackson) decides to spend the night - the first in years - just that everyone in the room as contaminated in the hope that it will be the beginning of a new bestseller. Like many of the heroes of King Stephen, Mike faces his demons, from skeptic to believer, before passing the night ...

Claudio Carabba ( Corriere della Sera Magazine) good to spend the night in the haunted house, is a classic of black literature. The great Margheriti built on a nightmare ( Dance Macabre ) that memory still scares me. This time we start from King, one who knows that the dead sometimes return, and are often in a bad mood. The author of bestsel ler damn about hotels (with a lot of stars to classify the fright) encounter serious trouble in the room Dolphin Hotel 1408 in downtown New York. The man is skeptical to cynical, perhaps because it was marked by a terrible mourning (the fatal illness of her daughter child): if God does not exist, there is not even the demons. Despite the warnings of the hotel manager (or hell?) The writer opens the door with arrogance. Error. All those who died there in the siege, and the spectrum will also most popular. The director runs between hallucination and reality, to a dark open-ended; stumbles here and there, but the atmosphere is well created. Francesco Alo (The Messenger) The world is so disgusting as to justify the political nihilism of Hostel and Saw. Torture without hope in dirty places. Stephen King's stories are fairy tales in which a comparison are still, human relationships, guilt, irony, collective memory and a set design class. Sublime vintage. Terrorizziamoci with the old 1408 by Mikael Hafstrom, another European here in Hollywood who adapted a short story of 60 year old King. Disillusioned writer (John Cusack) who demystifies the business places "cursed", will close 1408 in a hotel room in New York to demonstrate it's all a lie. Change his mind. Walls dripping with blood, bitter cold and handsets that will melt, faxes that send people dead clothes, alarm clocks that turn into deadly countdown, the ghosts of former customers who jump from the window. Shining in The recall is strong. The room is a physical monster but also the passage that allows the player to enter his own head trauma and relive deadly. John Cusack is fantastic and the room 1408. Great couple. We give thanks to his grandfather King, now refined and ancient as Edgar Allan Poe.

And now it's up to me: good movie, good interpretation of Cusack that allows the viewer to feel part of the visual effects "that is experiencing" good level of tension, I would say at the right point. Deserves a 7.

Until next time;)