Great film, great acting.

Rating: 9/10 (15 November 2005)

This film was also rated a 12 in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. If there's one thing that winds me up, it's people who call Britain, England. Britain is made up of four countries not just one, I wish someday idiot Americans would realise that.
Anyway enough of that, on with the film. The plot goes something like this. There are three Precogs, genetically enhanced humans, who predict when future murders are going to happen. The system is that they predict the murders and the police officers find the people and arrest them for murders they were going to commit. John Anderton is one of these police officers, who believed in the system, and thought it was perfect. Only when he is predicted to commit a future murder, he has to run from the system in a desperate attempt to find out who the person is he's going to murder and why he it was predicted that he would kill him.
A good film from a great director. Good acting throughout, Tom Cruise as usual gives an excellent performance, Collin Farell is also good. This another Stephen Spielberg classic. The story ties together nicely at the end, and it's great the way he unravels more and more of the truth while trying to hide from his former colleagues who are trying to catch him. It also raises the question of, can you arrest someone for a crime they are going to commit? This film has some good twists and turns to it, and is excellent entertainment value. I guarantee you will enjoy watching this film. Before I finish I just have to say.
My passport says "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland", not England. So if you are an American reading this, it's NOT England.
This film is definitely a must watch.