Spielberg's best of the 2000s

Rating: 10/10 (1 August 2007)

In the future, murders are prevented before they are performed. When pre-cog officer John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is accused of committing a pre-crime, he must find out why he will kill a man he has never met.
'Minority Report' is Spielberg's best of the 2000s.
Great story and script. It fast-paced, intelligent, and real at the same time.
Tom Cruise gives a great emotional performance and uses his smile perfectly. Samantha Morton gives a great performance as a woman who is frighteningly not used to the world around her. Max Von Sydow is good, but not memorable. Colin Farrell gives a great snobby performance and his chemistry with Cruise is top-notch.
The star of the film is Steven Spielberg. This movie is an old-school noir story, set in the future. The production design is high-tech with chrome and clear windows everywhere. The special effects are amazing, as well as the cinematography and editing. Visually this is one of the best movies. I've ever seen.
Never boring and always interesting. This is Spielberg's 'Schindler's List' and 'The Color Purple' for the new millennium.