Alright, if you ignore the lapses (Minor Spoilers)

Rating: Null/10 (1 July 2002)

Biggest one, for me, was why Anderton was set up. Perhaps I missed something, but it seems the fix was in before he learned of the Minority Report and its repercussions for the bad guy.
Nice to see Spielberg continuing to stretch his considerable muscles by including dark humor, surrealism, and visual and verbal non-sequitirs. Don't think this one was quite up to "AI," though (I'm a big fan of that one) - didn't have the emotional depth of the earlier flick, but then, this was more of a thriller than a think piece.
Best performance has to be Lois Smith as Dr. Iris Hineman. Eight, maybe ten minutes, total, but stunning and striking without being hammy. She went from eccentric to thoughtful to cunning to warm to scary, and delivered a big chunk of exposition without making it sound like a big chunk of exposition. Solid work.