![]() ![]() When biking to Grand Central Station in the mornings, he notices different people doing the same thing in the same order-women laughing, a person saying “can I help you?”, a car horn, etc. It helps him do his job where he is able to see flight plans with a savant quality (or at least that’s how it’s presented), but it starts to pop up elsewhere in his life. ![]() Michiel Huisman plays an air traffic controller who notices the patterns in life, as stated by his clunky opening voiceover. Or, as with much of this overwrought movie, maybe it means very little at all. With time titles rarely making its way into any medium, what are the chances of two on the same day and for even numbers? Maybe it means something. It arrives to theaters and VOD the same day as a JAY-Z album that also favors numbers, 4:44. The most memorable facet of chintzy coincidence thriller “2:22” is its strange timing. ![]()
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