A geneticist struggles with his morality as he searches for the gene that triggers his previsions of impending deaths.
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Title: Prescient (2015)
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| Michael Piccirilli | ... | Theodore Meridian | |
| Pamelyn Chee | ... | Anna / Emma | |
| Anthony Bishop | ... | Walter | |
| John Patrick Patti | ... | Karl | |
| Greg Robbins | ... | Cooper | |
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Priscilla Young | ... | Freeman |
| Bryna Weiss | ... | Kay | |
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Nicolette Hart | ... | Helen |
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Rick Barry | ... | Ophthalmologist |
| Nicole Elizabeth Berger | ... | Lydia | |
| Bob Bozek | ... | Private Eye (as Robert Bozek) | |
| Alex Dee | ... | Karl's Assistant | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Will Mutka | ... | Shooter | |
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A geneticist struggles with his morality as he searches for the gene that triggers his previsions of impending deaths.
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OK, one moron on the writing staff destroyed what potentially could have been a good film here. Here's what our brain-damaged writer came up with.
See, there's this guy who can "SEE!!!" the future. So, he gets a cornea transplant and he can no longer "SEE!!!" the future.
Somebody tell me what kind of total idiots approved that as a plot idea. The sad thing is, if they'd just laughed the halfwit who suggested that out of the room immediately (or preferably, fired him on the spot), it might have been a better movie.
Beyond that jarring crash-and-burn, this had all the elements of a good movie.