It doesn't matter who's next! Because were all on the same list!

Rating: 7/10 (24 July 2009)

**SPOILER ALERT** When 17 year old high school student Alex Browning, Devon Sawa, gets a sudden premonition of being killed, together with passengers and crew, on flight 180 from NY to Paris his actions leads to some of his fellow passengers to bolt from the plane in feeling that he may well be on to something. As fate would have it flight 180 explodes, just like Alex predicted, and crashes in flames in the Atlantic Ocean just minutes after it took off!
It's later that Alex realizes that somehow he and those who left the plane with him cheated death's grand plan that it had in store for them on flight 180. With the exception of Terry (Amanda Detmer), one of these who left flight 180 before it took off, the rest of those survivors who were later killed died in a number of complicated Rube Goldburg-like scenarios that took as much as five minutes to finally snuff them out.
Alex somehow figures out, by watching the news of the plane crash on TV, the path of the explosion on the plane that hit the very seats that he and the other survivors of the plane crash were assigned to! And with that Alex could now predict, by the sequence of who's seat on the plane the fireball first hit, who'll among those who survived will be the next persons to die. This of course has everyone, including the local police and FBI, feel that Alex was somehow responsible for the taking down of flight 180! But just how he could have known that the plane was going to crash is anyone's guess! Was it sabotage? Was it that Alex knew that there was a bomb planted on the plane by terrorists? Or the most obvious explanation, and at the same time least scientific, is it that Alex could really see into the future and thus saw what was going to happen to flight 180 far, like 10 minutes, in advance!
***SPOILERS*** The film starts to get a bit off base even in its storyline in the sequences of those who are to be killed, according to the explosion pattern on the doomed plane, that you get lost watching it. Alex for all his proved paranormal powers is totally ineffective in convincing anyone of those targeted by death-until it's almost too ate-that the end for them is going to come and come real soon. Pretty good horror/thriller even though it's, seeing one's death in the future, been done dozens of times before but never with-the mind-boggling death scenes-the ingenuity that's in it!