One of the most impeccable science fiction films

Rating: 9/10 (12 June 2012)

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words, then moving pictures are worth a million words, which is why it may generate at least a million words.
Steven Spielberg conducts another cinematic masterpiece and the movie is one of the most beautifully crafted movies ever made. It is an engrossing story about a system called "Precrime" seeing into the future and predict crimes beforehand by three gifted humans (called "Pre-Cogs") with special powers.
At the beginning,the film gives a snapshot of the background in the year 2054 A.D where technology is highly advanced and the state-of-the-art compared to that nowadays. For instance,hand-touch screens,automatic traffic moving system and sci-fi weapons will have commonly used in the foreseeable future.
The content is unquestionably amazing.The background sets in the year 2054 A.D and the "Precrime" with highly advanced technology prevent crimes,usually murder cases, from happening. But,will the system realize when i become a hoary-headed old man? I reckon everything will happen.
The story is undoubtedly impeccable,but a little bit complicated.It raises some questions about morality, justice, exploitation and society issues. For example, can the authority declare guilty of someone who 'may' murder via the "Precrime" that affect their whole life? is the "Precrime" flawless if some officers use the system to help their friends or relatives with their authority,just like Chief John Anderton (Tom Cruise)?? How the government monitor the system which might be mis-used and cheated??
The casts craft a visually stunning movie that give a amazing plot portraying the US authority tries to stop murder cases from happening. Steven Spielberg still makes film noir via sci-fi means. Tom Cruise shows his talent through vivid performances and he delivers a first class performance as usual to the audience. Also,other professional actors and actresses,like Max von Sydow and Neal McDonough show their unique idiosyncrasy.
In a nutshell,the movie is perfect and worth watching.