two flaws that let the movie fail

Rating: 5/10 (17 September 2016)

The whole idea is pretty interesting but the movie introduces at least two flaws into the story that killed it for me: 1 the prevented murders are not murders, the victims live, period. Society could treat the suspects different to actual murderers and probably would, eg. psychotherapy, counseling, social help/adjustment program etc.
That they - without difference and as it seams without trial - put the suspects in an artificial coma is not made plausible, especially as this whole thing happens as an experiment in one state of the united states.
2. Another real obvious flaw is to me, that that the trick to cover up a murder by "blinding" the clairvoyants/the precrime system with some reenactment (or whatever, it does not matter) to actually commit the murder without being caught *before* just leads to: a committed murder. Did this justice system just assumed there are no murders and stopped investigating missing persons? So for me 5 stars for the effort.