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The film opens with Dylan Branson experiencing a vivid dream about a murder occurring in Grand Central Station. This unsettling premonition sets the stage for the unfolding events that will deeply impact his life.

After waking, Dylan learns about a supernova from the star Hamlin that has reached Earth thirty years later. The news promises dire consequences for humanity, adding an ominous tone to his day.

Dylan rides his bike to catch his train, showing glimpses of his everyday life as an air traffic controller. His job requires him to visualize intricate patterns, an ability that will soon prove crucial.

At a club with colleagues after work, Dylan is gifted a ticket to an aerial ballet in celebration of his upcoming birthday. This gesture reflects the camaraderie he shares with his friends.

The following day at 2:22 PM, Dylan nearly causes a catastrophic midair collision while on duty. This near-disaster results in his suspension, placing over 900 lives at risk and shaking his confidence.

During the aerial ballet, Dylan meets Sarah, who will become significant in his life. Their deep conversation reveals a profound connection, as she shares her near-death experience without resentment towards Dylan.

Dylan invites Sarah to dinner in Central Park, and they discover they share the same birthday: April 18, 1986. This revelation deepens their bond and suggests a cosmic connection between them.

Dylan experiences deja vu as he witnesses the same troubling events at Grand Central Station, including a window shattering at 2:22 PM. These repetitions unnervingly connect him to a past he cannot fully grasp.

Dylan's cab ride takes a turn when it gets struck by another vehicle, leaving him injured. This moment heightens his senses, compelling him to unravel the chaotic patterns that have invaded his life.

At the Howard Pace Art Gallery, Dylan finds an exhibition by Jonas, the artist who once dated Sarah. The artwork connects unsettlingly to his recurring visions, igniting a rivalry between them.

Dylan uncovers letters related to Jake Redman, a criminal involved in a famous murder-suicide at Grand Central Station on his and Sarah's birthday. This revelation reveals the intertwined destinies of Dylan and Sarah.

Dylan starts to believe he is the reincarnation of Jake, with Sarah linked to a tragic figure from that past. He decides that breaking up might prevent an impending disaster on their upcoming birthday.

Despite their attempts to separate, Dylan and Sarah's flight is canceled, compelling them to travel together by train. They find themselves in a race against time as Dylan tries to protect her from Jonah.

In a climactic moment, Dylan confronts Jonas, who brandishes a gun. A chaotic sequence mirrors the past events, but this time Dylan intervenes, altering fate's course.

Ultimately, Dylan and Sarah survive the tumultuous confrontation and emerge changed. They embrace their roles as parents, symbolizing their victory over destiny and Dylan's fulfillment of his dream to become a pilot.