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In the neon‑lit underbelly of Las Vegas, Cris Johnson makes a living as a modest magician, dazzling casino crowds while quietly exploiting a bewildering gift: he can glimpse two minutes into his own future. That fleeting foresight turns everyday tricks into a high‑stakes gamble, letting him stay one step ahead of losses, police, and the inevitable randomness of a city that never sleeps. The film opens with his routine life, a blend of sleight of hand and solitary wonder, rooted in a world where illusion and reality blur at every corner.

When the U.S. intelligence community catches wind of his ability, Callie Ferris—a determined NSA agent—arrives with a proposition that turns the stakes from personal profit to global consequence. She believes Cris’s vision could be the key to averting a looming nuclear disaster that threatens Los Angeles and, by extension, the world. Their uneasy partnership is forged in tension: a charismatic rogue who lives in the moment and a disciplined operative obsessed with control. The tension crackles as they navigate a cat‑and‑mouse dance across desert highways, glittering casinos, and shadowy government offices, each aware that every choice may ripple forward in ways neither fully understands.

Beyond the chase, the story is flavored by a lingering curiosity that haunts Cris—a recurring vision of a woman he’s never met, compelling him to return to the same roadside diner day after day. That mysterious presence adds a subtle, human thread to the high‑octane thriller, suggesting that even someone who can see the near future is still drawn by the ordinary mysteries of connection and longing. The tone balances slick, pulse‑pounding suspense with moments of introspective wonder, inviting the audience to ponder how far one might go when the future is just a heartbeat away.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 09:40