This movie is a example of how our present day unjustice justice system is.

Rating: 10/10 (16 February 2020)

When I rented this movie; when it first came out, it just screamed sex offender registry to me. I am and have been very outspoken on the internet against the sex offender registry and mass incarceration since 2001 online; so this movie really touched me. It is a lonely job; like Chief John Anderton in his quest to disprove Precrime. Lets face it when our government wastes millions of tax payer money on the sex offender registry; they are saying these people will re-offend. Like Minority Report predicts people committing crime; the sex offender registry does the same thing. Instead of freezing them in prison; they allow posting their photos and personal information all over the planet. Even more wasted tax payer money is spent through; police wasting there time constantly investigating them, verses protecting people from real crimes. I always say I would rather have a sex offence committed against me than getting shot in the leg. The amount of people shot and not killed in our country is staggering; look it up. Director Lamar Burgess seems to me to be a great example of a politician fear mongering to gain votes and power at other people's expense. He looks exactly like the character in the sex offender comic I drew and posted on the internet; in the comic Joe Dork. The end gave me chills with lines like this: "...you know your own future...which means you can change it if you want to." and this: "You still have a choice, Lamar.". Of course we can change our future, of course we have a choice; that is what life is all about; even insects and animals display this inherent trait. When I wrote this; I left out the main reason I think this movie is about sex offenders. When a person is put on the sex offender registry they are assigned a risk level. A risk level is just another way of our perverted justice system to say; this person will commit a sex crime.