On this episode of The Flop House, we discuss Premonition, starring Sandra Bullock and a dead crow.

Hey everyone, welcome to The Flop House. I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington. I'm Elliot Kaylen. So Elliot's back. Yeah. All right. That's that's about it. Yeah, yeah, sure. Well, that now that we've got put that behind us.

The listeners can't hear, but in homage to the backstreet's back music video, I am dressed up as Dr. Jacqueline Mr. Hyde in one body split down the middle.

And Stuart is a mummy. And Dan is also a mummy. I guess they didn't really coordinate that well. I thought you were dressed up as a... I'm a sexy mummy. Dr. Jacqueline Mrs. Hyde, or what was that?

Johnny Sean Young, Dr. Jacqueline Deside, or maybe Jacqueline Hyde together again. There's so many Jacqueline Hyde movies. Yeah.

Do you say femaleian? Yeah. We're not, no, not femaleian. Elliot's dressed up as Jacqueline Jekyll, the racist pros. Sure though. Probably a pro. So send him your hate mail. One movie that we watched tonight, Stuart.

We watched the movie called Premonition, starring Sandra Bullock. And. And Julian McMahon from NipTuck, which is a fucking trashy program.

Yeah, I prefer to think of him as Dr. Julian Vandoum. Oh my god. Julian Vandoum. The dictator of Latvaria. Yeah, that's true. Yeah.

Did I say it right this time, Elliot? You did. I was glad that was corrected in the last podcast. Didn't Ultron destroy that? No, he destroyed another country that was a fictional European country that was just created for that story.

We did kill. He killed everyone in the, everyone in the country and then the Avengers came to fight him. And the Thor broke through the wall and said, Ultron, we would have words with these.

I saw that wizard. It was, it was their moment of the year. Yeah. It was. I even like comics and I'm passing out right now. No, there's the highlight of the Busiac Perez run. But anyway, you were saying Julian McMahon was Sandra Bullock's husband.

And that's important because half the time Sandra Bullock's husband was dead in this film. Yeah, half the time he was a lot. And not like you would think where he dies halfway through the movie. No, it was split up back and forth jumping around a lot.

That was pretty much the premise of the film. The premise of the eggs of premonition, premonition. That was almost a pun. It was not.

Can somebody explain it for me because frankly, I got lost pretty quickly. Basically, it's like Groundhog Day, but instead of Bill Murray's character learning how to love, it was Sandra Bullock's character learning, I don't know that there was a God or something.

She wakes up one morning and her husband is dead. And then she wakes up again the next day and he's alive. And no one remembers that he was supposed to have died. And she starts jumping back and forth in time whenever she goes to sleep to the future of the past, all revolvering around his dying in a car accident.

And everything. Oh, there are all these things that she can't explain and how they happened. And as she moves forward in time, they start to happen. And she's worried about her husband and so forth.

You should also replace all the hilarious Bill Murray jokes with a lot of long shots of Sandra Bullock doing the laundry, driving her kids to school.

Yeah, picking up the groceries with them. You know, just really normal boring suburban housewife sorts of fun.

You really got the idea that she was a housewife in this. Also that she was afraid of dead birds.

Yeah, she throws away a dead crow. She finds one in her backyard and she freaks out and smears blood all over the window.

Yeah, I want to talk about that. It's jumping ahead a little bit, but the scene where she falls on a dead crow.

She's doing her laundry. She trips over something she's hanging her sheets up to dry in the backyard on a clothesline.

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