Excellence has a new name, and that is "Minority Report"

Rating: 10/10 (24 June 2002)

I recently saw "Minority Report" with several of my friends, and each of us thought that the film was an excellent piece of cinematic genius. Steven Spielberg has once more proven that he can make a film that will both leave you on the edge of your seat, and make you think. Tom Cruise has reclaimed his fame in my book, and has propelled himself into my Top Ten Actor's list (my favorite actor of all time begin Brad Pitt, of course).
Although I will not divulge the plot of the film, for the sake of those poor souls who still have yet to see it, I will say that I was greatly surprised and delighted by it. And I think that the best idea in the entire film had to be those sweet guns that John Anderton (Cruise) had to spin around, the ones that fired those balls of sound energy (from the part in the Lexus assembly line). However thought those guns up was a genius.
Surely, "Minority Report" is an excellent film worth seeing time and time again. And after seeing it, you will constantly be saying, "Murder..." in the voice of Agatha (one of the Pre-Cogs) and come up with scenarios that involve Precrime S.W.A.T. teams busting through windows and such.

In conclusion, I suggest that everyone go and see "Minority Report," but I must put a caution upon it: It WILL make you think. And for most Americans, thinking is a tough avenue to travel.