It's based off a short story by Stephen King, and I don't care what anybody says, the man should be limited to 100 pages. The longer ones make great paperweights but that's about the extent of their use. But I digress.
Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken) gets into a car accident and awakens from a coma five years later. His girlfriend (Brooke Adams) has married another man and has a baby and he seems to have gained psychic abilities that work through touch. Wanting nothing more than to be left alone, he retreats from the world to become a private tutor but, after shaking the hand of a Senate hopeful (Martin Sheen), Johnny is faced with a dilemma: does he act on the vision he sees?
This was revived into a relatively successful TV show starring Anthony Michael Hall on USA Network but I haven't seen it. The concept transfers pretty easily so I imagine it would be Netflix-worthy.
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