FirstWitch
A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.
Bea Swanson
This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.
Lachlan Coulson
This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.
p3truss
Why Agatha's mother (Lively) couldn't understand that her child could save lives when Agatha works for PreCrime?Why Burgess have to kill Agatha's mother? Realistically Burgess could just explain to Agatha's mother how her child is saving lives and Agatha's mother could just accept
adonis98-743-186503
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. Minority Report is based on a short story from Philip K. Dick who wrote Blade Runner (1982) and Total Recall (1990) with both of those stories of course turning into books sort after plus the film was sceduled as a Total Recall sequel but then was re-written and stars Tom Cruise and Colin Farrell. First of all this movie is beautiful in terms of special effects, the perfomances are very good and the story is packed with lots of twists, suspense and action that fans of Steven Spielberg and Cruise won't be disappointed by. (10/10)
irehawk
Yeah, this movie is kind of scary, but there are some scenes when innocent victims scared and screaming.But this is about a police officer, named John Anderson, trying to investigated a framing prophecy of himself accused of murder, but at the end, he tried his best to fight back and make that criminal boss commit suicide, rather than killing John on the last minute.
BA_Harrison
Before they joined forces to give sci-fi fans their hugely disappointing version of War Of The Worlds, Spielberg and Cruise worked together on Minority Report, a near-future tale based on a short story by Philip K. Dick in which violent crimes can be predicted and prevented from occurring, the perpetrator intercepted before they can carry out the deed. Star Cruise plays pre-crime cop John Anderton, who finds himself on the run after it is predicted that he himself will commit a murder.The good news is that Minority Report is a lot more enjoyable than the duo's H.G.Wells debacle, with an engrossing murder mystery plot, lots of great visuals, excellent production design, and some well executed and extremely fun action set-pieces, all of which help detract from the story's inevitable paradoxical issues and Spielberg's occasional, frustratingly unrestrained direction (Cruise leaping from car roof to car roof on a towering vertical road stretches plausibility a bit too far, but at least it's not 'nuke the fridge' bad).7.5 out of 10, rounded up to 8 for the 'sick stick' a police baton that makes the victim projectile vomit.
