Collider said the sci‑fi crime thriller Déjà Vu, starring Denzel Washington as an ATF agent who uses time travel to stop a terrorist, is now streaming free on Tubi.
Why it matters
Fans can watch Washington’s new sci‑fi thriller at no cost.
Key facts
- The headline describes the film as "Minority Report" meets "Looper".
- The movie is titled Déjà Vu.
Evidence
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