It is not worth the time.

Rating: 5/10 (24 June 2002)

SPOILER: Minority Report is about 140 minutes long. The only exciting moments was about 10 minutes regarding the future: cars, phones and video display. Other than that, it was a disappointing movie in all.
The plot is too old and familiar. We could almost tell what will happen at about half way. The director spent too much time on scenes like 'changing eyes' and some irrelevant side story. Again, Tom still don't know how to be someone else, or say how to perform. He is still Tom Cruise, for over 20 year, without learning how to blend into the story.
One unbearable thing as an example was that Tom's wife when learnt the bad guy saying 'The drown woman ...' then reacting like 'I didn't tell you she was drown ...', HAVE WE WATCHED THIS KIND OF THING TOO MANY TIMES?!

If anyone want to watch anything more than future transportation, please watch Hitchcock instead. I gave 4 point to the special effect, 2 point to imagination of the future, and -1 point to Tom/plot/director! Final point is 5 point out of 10.
ps. the scary part of the movie is that our eyes being scanned every time we go public in near future. It would be a terrible world to live in if this really happens. Have we being tired of asking for name, SSN, address, phone number, email address when we only want to buy a pair of socks?!