An Incredibly Well Done Film *spoiler*

Rating: 10/10 (15 July 2002)

I absolutely loved this movie! Usually in thrillers such as this, I find myself sitting there saying, "That doesn't work. He wouldn't be able to do that." Minority Report works extremely well for a movie about seeing the future, which can often get very messed up, or end up not making sense. The only flaw I could find in this movie was John Anderton's eyes. In reality, I don' think he would have been able to use them to get back into the precrime headquarters AFTER he was wanted for murder, and certainly after he was arrested. But who knows, maybe the precrime people didn't think about that, or maybe they were too busy looking for him. Whatever the case, it was easy enough to overlook that fault with the rest of the movie being so amazing. The plot twists were truly awesome. I loved how through the whole first half of the movie John Anderton is saying, "I'm not going to kill this man!" but then when it finally comes down to the point when the crime is supposed to be committed, "You're right, I *am* going to kill him." The twists were tied into the movie very well, andd I thought it was a definite improvement from Vanilla Sky, which needed to tie its ending into the beginning of the movie a little more to make it work a little better. On a scale of one to ten, I rate this movie a 10.