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Sometimes it's just better not Knowing.

Ageing action star Nicolas Cage plays a science professor whose son gets hold of a letter written in the past. The letter contains a string of numbers which may seem random to the untrained eye, but actually holds the key to the future. With these numbers, Nicolas can tell when a disaster is about to strike at which part of the world.

But the biggest disaster of all is about to happen, and Nicolas knows he can't stop this one�

Directed by Alex Proyas (I, Robot), Knowing begins intriguingly enough, as Nicolas' efforts to understand the numbers take on shades of a detective novel and a horror movie. Unfortunately, the film's last fifteen minutes turns Knowing into a cheap science fiction affair that is dumb and absurd on so many levels.

Like we said, it's better not Knowing.