It was okay.

Rating: 5/10 (22 June 2002)

I didn't go in with the attitude to be critical but Spielberg made me critical because in some places he went nearly overboard with technological advances but totally ignored other things.
The cars and freeways looked like something we'll MAYBE see 100 years from now. But in contrast do you really believe people will still be wearing glasses? Would you be surprised that medical science still can't do anything about a minor bullet wound?
Homes looked basically identical to today (and I'm not even talking about today's ultra-modern designs) except for pretty much all having a wall that was a big screen tv and 3D projection and computer displays being basically a sheet of glass along with a few other fancy gadgets here & there.

How about guns? They had one cool "sonic" type gun in only one scene and we never saw that gun again. The rest of the time it was just normal guns with bullets and down-sized cattle prod/tasers.
How about clothing? The police had cool clothes but the rest of the people wore today's fashions.
Like I said I didn't want to be overly critical but when you create a lot of cool futuristic advances, the things you forget become glaring contradictions. Compare a modern kitchen of today with one from 1940. Compare clothing from 1900 to that of 1960. And as we know technological advances are happening faster & faster.
The story itself was okay but most of the group I went with predicted the "bad guy" fairly early on. My recommendation is see it at a matinee only or wait to rent the DVD.