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- It is the near future, a future where murders have become so common, that a system had to be established. This system is called "Precrime", where 3 psychics can predict murders before they happen. Allowing police to stop the murders. This system is in production in Washington D.C. Where police officer John Anderton (who lost his son to a murder 6 years previous) has stopped numerous murders in his career. One day, he found out that he is the next person to commit a murder. Now, he is running away from a system he helped become successful, and trying to find out why he was set up to commit murder.
- In a future where a special police unit is able to arrest murderers before they commit their crimes, an officer from that unit is himself accused of a future murder.
- Steven Spielberg directing. Tom Cruise starring. And a Philip K.<br/><br/>Dick short story as the backbone. You'd think "Minority Report"<br/><br/>would be fantastic. Although the movie is an enjoyable thriller, the<br/><br/>plot's so creaky that by the time it reaches the conclusion, you feel<br/><br/>compelled to cut off a couple of points.<br/><br/>(Since I'm coming to this late, I'll assume everyone knows the<br/><br/>basics of the plot and avoid a recap.)<br/><br/>The greatest sin of the movie is the number of subplots thrown at<br/><br/>the viewer which are then discarded like used tissues. For<br/><br/>example, Cruise is being bird-dogged by an FBI agent who seems<br/><br/>committed to bringing down the whole "precrime" enterprise. The<br/><br/>agent wants to get inside the "temple" where Precrime keeps the<br/><br/>"precogs." Can't do that, Cruise insists. It would contaminate the<br/><br/>blah blah blah (some technobabble better left forgotten).<br/><br/>The agent says he's got a warrant and he'll enter anyway. (I guess<br/><br/>by 2054, cops don't need probable cause of a crime to get a<br/><br/>warrant.) Any further word about this contamination ruining the<br/><br/>precogs' work? Nope.<br/><br/>Then there's a meeting midway through the movie between Cruise<br/><br/>and a back-alley plastic surgeon. The surgeon and Cruise have<br/><br/>some history ... which ultimately has nothing to do with the plot.<br/><br/>And the surgeon floats a don't-do-that-or-you'll-go-blind plot<br/><br/>element that gets ignored for the rest of the movie.<br/><br/>The climax involves a scene with Cruise and the antagonist. It<br/><br/>seems to revolve around the central issue of the movie: Must we<br/><br/>carry forward a prescripted destiny or do we have control over our<br/><br/>own fates? A deep, deep issue. Unfortunately for the climax, it was<br/><br/>answered 30 minutes earlier in the movie.<br/><br/>All this wouldn't be so annoying if Steven Spielberg weren't the<br/><br/>director. Did he do this movie just to get someone to stop<br/><br/>bothering him? Maybe all his movies have a hundred nits to pick,<br/><br/>but these plot holes seemed the most glaring -- and detracted<br/><br/>from what was otherwise a fun thriller.
- For my 100th review it could not of gotten any better than this. Minority Report proves when Tom Cruise keeps his out-landish behaviour to him-self why he is probably one of the best actors to come out of the past century. From the surface Minority Report seems to come across as a super futuristic action thriller but once you check it out you come to the realisation that nothing is what it seems as this is a story with a lot of complex human emotion rolled into it with lots of philosophical arguments on both sides which all in shows both sides of the coin and what it feels like for the hunter to become hunted. The acting was completely flawless from all corners whether it be Cruise, Farrell or Sydow with a pacey story which wastes no time and plenty of twists, turns to keep you moving and guessing. Words are not really that are used to describe Minority Report because it tends to open it-self up like a flower and one has to watch it for him-self . To conclude put Minority report on your '100 films to watch before I die list' as it is one of those movies which will make you think after its done my only complaint was that it was just a little bit too long but the film kept on moving at a quick enough pace and there was quite a bit to take in but the arguments presented to you in this movie really make one wonder what is moral and what is not giving the situation of the world we live in.<br/><br/>MINORITY REPORT : 9 OUT 10<br/><br/>IN THE WORLD OF THE BLIND , THE ONE EYED MAN IS KING!
- This is the kind of pure entertainment that, in its fullness and generosity, feels almost classic.
- Philharmoniker (as Wiener Philharmoniker) Courtesy of Deutsche a5c7b9f00b
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