Just Another Dream

The acting is so bad, it reminds me of a middle school play. Nothing was fluid and it all felt forced. The cgi was horrible, the train scene was exceptionally fake and the baby is the car seat omg! Sadly the plot and story of this movie was great and if it had an actual studio budget it probably would be a great movie.

I dunno what Paul Schneider was thinking when he directed this film, but he sure wasn't trying for an Oscar.

A young girl is hit by a baseball and afterward gains the ability to foresee the future. Of course, no one believes her. Okay up to that point.

Beyond that, aside from the poor directing (which resulted in hammy acting), the story begins to land beyond the point of sensible half-way through, and then slides completely down that slope as it gets closer to the ending. The last ten minutes or so it completely jumps the shark and loses all concept of reason.

It's been done before, and far better. No redeeming factors.

First off- Who decided on lighting or cinematography? Was the viewer suppose to feel in a dream state for most of the movie,by the color tones & camera focus.

Second- Clichéd with the Native American who is a janitor,but has all the valuable insight.

Third- Was cast with a few decent actors,but was overshadowed with a bad script & other issues.

Fourth- This topic of premonitions,has been done & way better.

Fifth- Apparently instead of sending the daughter to her family doctor,even a counselor they decide on inpatient care.. Wow!

Far as,viewing this movie- Will pass time on a boring day,but not for much else.

It's got low budget all over it. Acting is rather mediocre. Gave up 30 mins into the movie. What am I missing!

Kristy Swanson and Dean Cain star in this film. I feel like they did it because they needed the money. The acting was very poor and the storyline, could have been interesting but wasn't. A young girl has premonitions in the form of dreams and when she tells her parents about them, she is placed in a mental institution for "treatment". Not very well written and the dialogue is beyond cheesy.