Great Sci-Fi flick with several unexpected twists and turns.

Rating: 10/10 (23 June 2002)

Minority Report
This is an excellent story, but, with acting by Tom Cruise and directing by Steven Spielberg, the movie is even cooler than is already would be without such great people making the movie. At first, Cruise, a pre-crime policeman, sees no flaws in the apparent perfect system. But once his name is called as the future killer of a man he doesn't know, he tries to find a way to prove he is not guilty. The policemen chase Cruise, but he eventually evades them (after a very cool action sequence) and visits the person who apparently "created" pre-crime. There he learns the one flaw of pre-crime (which I am not going to tell you what it is, see the movie) and then goes to expose the pre-crime system. On his journey, Cruise slowly pieces together how he was set up. But, along the way there are several unexpected twists and turns which leaves a very odd choice for the villain (I'm not going to tell you who he is) at the end of the movie.
Minority Report is not just another crappy Hollywood action movie. It has a very complex plot which gets you to try to guess the ending and is very thought provoking after the movie is over.
Out of 4 Chavis stars, this movie gets 4 stars. See is now and you will be amazed.