Prescience

Synopsis

In the science fiction thriller film "Prescience" (2019), directed by René Mena, the story follows a man named Jim who discovers he has the ability to see the future. As Jim grapples with this newfound gift, he faces a series of moral dilemmas and must navigate the consequences of altering the future. Set against a backdrop of suspense and intrigue, "Prescience" explores themes of destiny, free will, and the power of choice. As Jim's visions become increasingly intense and dangerous, he must confront the ultimate question: can he change the course of fate, or is the future truly set in stone? With a riveting plot and compelling performances, "Prescience" captivates audiences with its mind-bending narrative and thought-provoking themes.

Cast

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  René Mena

  Isaac Smith

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  Mike C. Manning

  Mark

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  Eric Roberts

  Mathew Smith

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  Vannessa Vasquez

  Emily Smith

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  Linda Gray

  Kathlyn Smith

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  Carmen Carrera

  Shae

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise, "Prescience" (2019) has failed to impress critics and audiences alike. With a dismal rating of 3.7/10 on IMDb, the film has been criticized for its lackluster execution and predictable storyline. One reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'a movie that promises much but delivers little, leaving viewers disappointed and underwhelmed.' Metacritic's review echoed similar sentiments, noting that while the concept of precognition is fascinating, the film ultimately falls short in its execution, failing to engage viewers on a deeper level. Overall, the general consensus is that "Prescience" struggles to live up to its potential, ultimately leaving audiences feeling unsatisfied and unfulfilled.