An important film

Rating: 10/10 (5 July 2002)

Spielberg has been on a great film run -- creating two highly experimental yet so amazingly intelligent films in two years ("A.I" and this such film). I must say "Minority Report" is definetly the one that risks more, that uses real challenging ideas and puts them to use in the best effect possible.
Every single shot in this film appears to be nearly flawless; and the rather confusing idea of Pre - Crime (which could be lost on the majority of viewers) is told with painstaking detail with such a fast pace that it immerses you totally into the film.
The acting, the cinematography, and scene after scene... it's just that everything seems to work in such a great amazing way. It's such an important film, really -- it's something that I have never really seen before. Some of the minor ideas may not be entirely original, adimittenly. But the story told is such an amazing story that it doesn't seem to matter. The direction, acting and cinematography truly make this film seem nearly entirely original.
One of Speilberg's best.