Do I even have one?

Rating: Null/10 (11 November 2004)

One of cinema's best and genius whodunnits. In fact, a "whodunnit before hedidit" Thanks to scribe Scott Frank and the dynamic and enthusiastic direction of Steven Spielberg. Without spoiling why, it's got excellent misdirection in one scene in the end.
And this is a good example of how a protag's internal discord can be made into an external goal and how the main conflict and the action can be integrated into character. I've read the Jon Cohen early draft and it's not as impressive as the version being used in the movie. But I've also read the script that was used for this one; I noticed how Spielberg eliminated the pay off for the "one eyed man being king".
In our point of view, we get an arc for Colin Farrel's character. Speaking of arc's there would have been no arc for John Anderton if the movie ended with the little misdirection twist in the Leo Crowe confrontation.
Were the final scenes a dream? "All your dreams come true".
Maybe its up to us to decide. What the organ player said, when you dig up the past, all you get is dirty.
Minority Report is great.
Grade A- 10/10