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[@sirjohnmara]

You will LOVE: "THE FIRM" and "A GOOD FEW MEN" - both with law and rules and lawyers and stuff like that. And Tom.

[@redviper6805]

Tom Cruise’s story arc on struggling with loss was brilliant. The pre-cogs were named after mystery writers. Dashiell Hammett, creator of Sherlock Holmes stories Arthur C Doyle and the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie. Love how they used Schubert’s music when Tom was browsing the images early in the movie.

[@coolestson7547]

Neat, thanks.

[@michaelklaus]

I feel so stupid for not knowing this.

[@mattfulgurite4746]

This is based on the book by Philip K. Dick. He wrote Blade Runner, Total Recall, Man In The High Castle, A Scanner Darkly..... a brilliant yet highly paranoid man.

[@BenWillyums]

Paranoid or prescient?

[@bobriemersma]

@@BenWillyums Exactly what I was going to post!

[@trhansen3244]

Dick is the most consistently brilliant SF writer ever. And yet there are so many of his works yet to be adapted to film. I'd start with Ubik.

[@KenjaTimu]

Yeah, he took large amounts of LSD in the 60s. That will do it. A Scanner Darkly is about all his friends who died of it.

[@CloneByDesign]

@@trhansen3244 I think the world is ready for The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch

[@Sidistic_Atheist]

It took me watching it again. To realise that when Agatha was talking about their son growing up and going to college and having so much love in their house. She wasn't talking about what their lost son would've done had he not been taken. She was talking about what their lives would be like with their new son. Who is yet to be born.. So happy endings all round.

[@thething1710]

That running montage was A+ Mary, really got a kick out of that just randomly popping up in your reaction 😆👍

[@NotQuiteFirst]

Thank her editor

[@Browncoat66]

He look good running cause he has short stumpy legs!

[@Shnonan]

Two great Speilberg moments. I don't hear any redballs in elevator and the car factory getaway.

[@cshubs]

Neal McDonough was in Band of Brothers (and a great seasons of Justified).

[@PilsnerGrip]

Philip K. Dick is a pretty overlooked author, so many good films came out based on his stories, I consider him a genius.

[@mgabbard]

Yes, a true genius of science fiction. So many great Phillip K Dick stories and ideas have been made into great movies - Blade Runner, A Scanner Darkly, Total Recall, The Adjustment Bureau, the list goes on.

[@stobe187]

Overlooked? Are you joking?

[@dash4800]

I would also add that his writing style is extremely unique and entertaining. Its not just his ideas, its how he presents them. Also a plus that everything he writes isn't a 5000 page tome.

[@lexwells4763]

The Lincoln Lawyer, you'll love it.

[@davidgermain]

Samatha Morton is massivly underrated in this film.

[@brianmcwhorter2867]

This movie is so underrated. When people talk about Tom Cruise or Spielberg movies, no one ever mentions Minority Report, but I think it's up there with their best.

[@redmoonbloodmoon3161]

12 Monkeys and Minority Report were super massive sci-fi movies at the time, but both have sadly been long forgotten more and more so with every year, sighs

[@barbaricmustard]

20 year old sci-fi movie that still holds up so nicely. One of the first movies I had to see twice while it was in theaters.

[@kermitcook8498]

Nice to see you sparkle through an entire reaction. Never seen you so happy at the surprises in the plot. Great job Mary!

[@L1VE3V1L]

This movie is underrated. The comedy in it is top level but is also a brilliant sci fi mystery film.

[@lethaldose2000]

Marijke, Check out GAttaca, Edge of Tomorrow, Blade Runner, Blade Runner 2049, Arrival, Terminator 1&2, Inception. So many great SciFi flicks to choose from

[@billparrish4385]

What's really freaky is that 17 years later, Agatha (or someone looking very much like her) would again emerge, on _The Walking Dead_ -- as Alpha, the bald-headed leader of the Whisperers! You really gotta love the great Samantha Morton!!

[@tonyb6354]

That actor you recognised is Colin Farrell. He's in a brilliant comedy, In Bruge. Really funny.👍

[@JackDespero]

You are not wrong. Tom Cruise's runs are famous bceause they are very good. In fact, in the Mission Impossible movies, many scenes of running were added or extended because the protagonist is Tom Cruise.

[@unclelink]

Yeah! Post that Jack Reacher! Also Oblivion, all Mission Impossible, Pitch Black, Chronicles Of Riddick and Riddick!

[@danielchapman6032]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Phillip K. Dick. One of the great sci-fi writers. Other great Cruise Sci-Fi movies are Edge of Tomorrow, Oblivion.

[@MravacKid]

... I just realised that eye doctor is the same actor that plays Chernobog in American Gods, and there's a very similar vibe to the characters :)

[@jackthenarrator4735]

Actor's name is Peter Stormare. He's been in so many things. From FARGO to PRISON BREAK to CONSTANTINE to the video game UNTIL DAWN.

[@mattnewmark7607]

OMG MARY I just screamed and cheered at the top of my lungs for you. That is the literal best use of "Agatha All Along" I've _EVER_ seen. BRA-VO!!!!! 16:49

[@rumham7466]

Not sure if you mention this because I haven’t finished yet but the woman who plays Agatha here also plays Alpha in The Walking Dead. Samantha Morton. I never noticed that when I saw Walking Dead

[@SirToby1076]

Extra thumbs up for the running montage.

[@mikejarmulak6555]

Edge of tomorrow for sci-fi and LA Confidential for crime thriller.

[@AndrewKendall71]

Uh oh, this movie starts making the rounds and people gonna have questions for their governments and social media companies. Because... getting kinda familiar.

[@itt23r]

The theme of this movie is cited a lot today, as it seems that a lot of government legislatures in our so-called free world have been flirting with the idea of restricting protests by opposition parties for their potential for "future crime". So it is important, I think, that everyone see this movie to be aware of the danger. As to Tom Cruise movies, if you want to see more, I think his best work is found in his latest films, specifically, "The War of the Worlds", "The Edge of Tomorrow", "The Last Samarai" and one that may have a personal interest to you, the facinating WWII biopic, "Valkyrie".

[@JamesASharp]

Great reaction! Minority Report is one of the greatest Sci-fi films in the history of Hollywood. Though it was a box office success, this film doesn't get the recognition that it deserves.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

He may be nuts in his personal life, but you have to agree that Tom Cruise is a great actor and an amazing movie star. He's made so many classic movies.

[@lanemyer774]

From Tom Cruise I highly recommend "Oblivion", one of the greatest sci-fi movies from the last 20 years that sadly nobody seems to mention ever. And with an AMAZING soundtrack.

[@lethaldose2000]

I like Obilivion, but it movie too slowly, That why many people don't put it up there. I think GAttaca is better paced in my opinion.

[@trhansen3244]

I enjoyed Oblivion, too.

[@emskis7302]

LIVE DIE REPEAT/DIE ANOTHER DAY, with the wonderful Emily Blunt, also fabulous

[@trhansen3244]

@@emskis7302 Don't let her watch the Bond film Die Another Day. That would be inhumane!

[@emskis7302]

@@trhansen3244 lol, I just realised I named it wrong, that would be a terrible shock!!

[@michaelklaus]

I love love love the Cruise running montage. I did not know I need it in my life. Shortly before, when you adressed his running again, I thought it would be neat to take a closer look - after all in the show Cougar Town they adressed this at some point - so it was really fulfilling to have the compilation here immediately.

[@thubelihlezondi5822]

One of my favourite sci-fi movies. The tech in this is some of the most prophetic ever, there's so many things that are currently in development or already in use in the world today.

[@MrHrsmn]

Loved the Cruise Run break.

[@jeffthompson9622]

The first movie I noticed Collin Farrell in was Daredevil, with Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner.

[@krissiep1317]

Thank you, Mary!

[@sprayarm]

Excellent underrated movie!

[@tfpp1]

Mary, this is one of my top 10-20 movies of all time, of any genre. This movie has a lot of deeper meanings for me personally, and I'm glad you got to experience it.

[@BlackieFyre]

You should watch Arrival. I think it's one of the best scifi movies ever made.

[@trhansen3244]

I hope you mean the Arrival film starring Charlie Sheen.

[@nates9029]

Totally agree with you. I loved Arrival.

[@JamesASharp]

OVERRATED! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 OVERRATED!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 But hey, we're all different.

[@BlackieFyre]

@@JamesASharp I mean you gotta tell me your favourite scifi movie now

[@JamesASharp]

@@BlackieFyre Good question. Well, here are my top 5: Edge of Tomorrow, Independence Day, Minority Report, Jurassic Park, and Back To The Future.

[@DarkElfPaladin]

The mission impossible series is some classic Tom cruise that is pretty good with lots of shots of him running.

[@strongdecaf3729]

Speaking of movie running: have you seen "Run Lola Run"? Best movie running ever.

[@b.u.l.1734]

If you want more Tom Cruise goodness, I recommend watching the 'Mission: Impossible' movies. Great action/spy movies.

[@jerome1lm]

Especially the third one was insane!

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@jerome1lm IMO, the third one is the only one worth watching. The series as a whole is just run-of-the-mill action movies that failed to include what made the original T.V. show great.

[@wampatan9]

@@bigdream_dreambig I respectfully disagree. First was decent although a little convoluted. Second one was cheesy and forgettable. Third movie onwards, everything is fantastic!

[@b.u.l.1734]

@@bigdream_dreambig I STRONGLY disagree, the 5th and 6th ones are easily among the best action movies of the last decade. The only mediocre MI movie is the 2nd one, the rest are great/awesome.

[@arthurblacklungmorgan2250]

@@bigdream_dreambig I'm sorry, but you gotta be high af if you think the Mission Impossible movies are "run-of-the-mill action movies". MI 1 is good, MI 2 is meh, but every movie after those? They keep getting better and better, with the majority of people saying that the 6th one is the best.

[@marianne5055]

I always remember the eyeball scene the most of out this movie.

[@rumham7466]

Eyeballs in films are always memorable lol. I always remembered the eyeball on the kid’s hand in the movie “The Gate” when I was a kid

[@techman2553]

@@rumham7466 There isn't much in TV or films that sticks with me as truely disturbing, but there is a scene involving eyeballs in the TV show Farscape that I found to be so shockingly graphic that the imagery haunted me for a long time. Leave the eyeballs alone.

[@internetidentity3917]

The fridge, nightmarish.

[@Seele2015au]

That's also the biggest bug in the story. Put it this way: if someone gets fired from a law enforcement agency, the first thing they would do is to make his key card stop working as soon as he leaves the premises.

[@soranraina4391]

its only memorable to me cause its the only scene with Peter Stormare.

[@IDLERACER]

😎👍 This was the first of two times that Spielberg worked with Tom Cruise, the other being "War Of The Worlds" (2005). Like "Blade Runner" and "Total Recall," this was based on a novel by Philip K. Dick. Another movie you might enjoy, based on one of his books is "A Scanner Darkly" (2006), directed by Richard Linklater and starring Keanu Reeves and Robert Downey Jr.

[@josephcox1738]

"In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king" is from a Tom Waits song (my favorite musician). He's also an actor in several movies you should watch Fisher King Ballad of Buster Scruggs Bram Stokers Dracula Wrist Cutters, a love story Imagimarium of Dr Parnassus Etc

[@chuckvelten5337]

Your cat on the couch behind you with the stuffed animals. Was so adorable to see !

[@jeremyodwyer9232]

Really enjoyed the reaction! If you like The Cruise and this type of time incorporating sci fi I think you'd really enjoy Edge of Tomorrow/Live Die Repeat. It's another awesome Tom Cruise sci fi with a cool time element.

[@brettharlow7010]

My favorite Tom Cruise movie,...one of Spielbergs most underrated.

[@roban28]

The PKD stories that became movies are: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep = Blade Runner We can remember it for you, wholesale = Total Recall Second Variety = Screamers Imposter = Imposter Minority Report = Minority Report Screamers & Imposter have their faults, and are both low budget but I still enjoyed them. I’d highly recommend reading the short stories too, to see the changes made to the films. And then read “Oh, To be a Blobbel” which is great!

[@matthewfike4491]

Your running montage killed me!🤣 Thanks for the reaction.

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

Dick's novels are something else. "We can remember it for you wholesale" (film: Total Recall), "Second Variety" (film: Screamers), "Do androids dream of electric sheep" (film: Blade Runner) - all instant classics.

[@WexMajor82]

The guy is a medic, and even if he isn't one of the "good guys" he still has professional pride. That's why he helps him.

[@iwrestledabear1s]

"And you don't have a gun in your hand" 🤣🤣🤣 I legitimately almost fell over. If I'd had my coffee, I would have had a full on spit take

[@senshix]

Ok im not gonna mention my HUGE crush for Mary or how great her reactions r, this post is just appreciation for her editor👏👏👏👏

[@phila3884]

Mary, your lawyer's mind was in action! You figured out every twist before it happened! Hopefully more people will re-discover this gem.

[@lawrenceschuman5354]

Adapted from a Phillip K Dick novel. Also the author of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, which became Blade Runner, A Scanner Darkly, which was done as an animated film, and The Adjustment Bureau.

[@jerome1lm]

Tom Cruise's Twitter bio says "Actor. Producer. Running in movies since 1981." He is quite well known for it.

[@noahspadgenske9875]

Tom Cruise sprints like a champ. *Ding*

[@TerryNationB7]

This movie was based on the 1956 Philip K. Dick short story 'The Minority Report'. So many movies have been made based on his writing; some are great, some are not so great, but I always enjoy them as they have great ideas taken from his stories One with a similar 'know the future' theme is Paycheck (2003), based on Dick's 1953 short story of the same name.

[@gordonmcneil0011]

If you're in the mood for more Tom Cruise and sci-fi I'd recommend Oblivion, also starring Morgan Freeman and Olga Kurylenko. It also has a great music score by M83.

[@TheeYellowDart]

Very ASMR at 26:35 with the mic LOL. Another great reaction. I remember watching this in theatres and it was so compelling, loved every minute of it.

[@randall-king]

A terrific Tom Cruise movie to which I haven’t seen a KZbin reaction is The Firm.

[@sphangman]

This is one of my favourites as well , yes jack reacher please ! 🙂. You would really like oblivion also with tom cruise - another great sci-fi movie.

[@soranraina4391]

one thing they changed in this film that they had in the book is that in the film Precogs can't see suicides, which is why they couldn't see Leo Crow and Lamar kill themselves. those rifles they used in the car factory are called "Concussion Rifles." it shoots a concentrated ball of air to knock out a suspect. in the VG based on the game Spyderbots come in 2 colors. red and chrome. red ones are bomb types while normal ones have tasers. the hotel clerk is played by Tom Cruise's cousin. also i really enjoyed your reaction to this.

[@lethaldose2000]

ahhh Marijke, the Tom Crusie movie running scenes. Cruise holds a great facial expression when he runs. I think that's where the movie running originated from Cruise puts the runs in most times since he's been the producer of his movies for the last 15 years or so.

[@LuizSTL]

Edge of Tomorrow is a VERY good movie also, you should check this one out

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Another dystopian future movie that flew under the radar was *The Island* starring Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson. It also deals with blurred ethics in technology.

[@davidl7605]

What a great movie. I haven't seen it in years. Think I will put it on the list for next weekend! Have a great day, Mary!😊😁

[@andreamagana4757]

I hope you watch The Last Samurai sometime. I’m not a big Tom Cruise fan (as a person) but I still think that’s one of his best performances. And it’s soooo worth a watch for Ken Watanabe’s acting and Hans Zimmer’s music 🙌🏼✨

[@WildmouseX-u5d]

Another movie based on a book by the same author that wrote this is I Robot.

[@jackthenarrator4735]

Issac Asimov wrote I, ROBOT, not Phillip K. Dick.

[@WildmouseX-u5d]

@@jackthenarrator4735 crap - I though minority report was an Asimov as well. Learn something new.

[@philmullineaux5405]

The organ guy is in O Brother Where Art Tho and the Ballad of Buster Scruggs!

[@soaresjrjoga]

Minority Report it's one of the bests tales of Philip K. Dick. Published in 1956 but feels so of todays.

[@confucius12012]

A really good T Cruise movie to watch is called American Made. It's based off a true story about the CIA drug, gun trading with South America. You should check it out.

[@klb9142]

Enemy of the State 1998

[@3DJapan]

"I would vomit and run away" That comes later...

[@chrispittman8854]

I considered leaving a comment and said to myself, "Self, why not." "We love you, oh Knight who says 'Nee.'"

[@chrissiegle1065]

You cracked me up with the running lol... Great reaction. Thank you. 😊

[@robertjewell9727]

In my top 5 Spielberg films. It was good to see you doing a reaction to it. Got me geared up. And I think your kitty might be a pre-cog.

[@JamesASharp]

Oh yes. Definitely in the top 5.

[@ScarlettM]

"Paycheck" with Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman is an adventure movie about seeing the future. Worth a watch.

[@augustoraugust7493]

"I'm so afraid of heights" Oh Mary... What in this world aren't you afraid of, right?

[@johnserpo9267]

Have you seen Steven Spielberg's AI (2001)? It's was made a year before this one and is very under-rated - I think you will love it.

[@Xoferif]

We can't be far from the nightmare that is adverts talking to us by name as we walk down the street... 😱

[@martinbraun1211]

Please watch HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS! It's one of my favorite childhood movies.

[@sinelo3965]

Face recognition is already working in many places, but most people don't know it. In fact, some of the technological elements seen in the movie either already exist or are being developed

[@lucidf8]

I love your reactions Mary. This was a great movie, and brings up interesting questions about our reality. Precognitive dreaming is quite fascinating. It really makes you think because our ideas of causality are challenged. I really liked your reactions to the plot twists and the jump scare. Seems you might have a thing for Tom Cruise too. Fun!

[@Rian-zf7ye]

This movie is so good. If you like crime stories then watch True Detective. It’s only eight episodes and it’s a masterpiece. Also, anyone else waiting for her to do Green Mile? I feel like that one will wreck her week 😂

[@timothyhedrick5295]

Oh my God! Yes! Second this! Season One of "True Detective" is just excellent. Just watched another channel responding to this and it makes for such a great series of reaction videos. The chemistry between the two detectives is just off the scale fantastic. I almost can't steer Mary toward "The Green Mile." I feel we would all have to contribute for her trauma therapy.

[@streaky81]

Sci Fi movies based on Philip K Dick's works are some of the best of the bunch (check the adaptions section of his wikipedia page and it'll blow your mind) - which is good because he was a prolific writer, there's so much untapped potential out there.

[@brandonreed09]

Gotta watch "Edge of Tomorrow" starring Tom Cruise. Especially being a gamer Mari.

[@McPh1741]

I couldn’t image losing a child the way John did. I have had a few of those brief few seconds of terror where I have lost track of my 6 year daughter in public. As an attentive parent, my daughter rarely leaves my sight when we are out, especially if we in the checkout near the front doors of a store. She doesn’t play outside unless my wife or I are outside as well. I can’t be one of those parents that lets my child (at this age anyway) roam the neighborhood and not know where they are.

[@jonathancamarena3117]

I love your reactions Mary! keep up the great work.

[@MalcomMcLeod]

You what movie I haven't seen in a while? Falling Down (1993) that would be an interesting reaction!

[@JackDespero]

For me, if we still accept that the precogs are to be used, there is a solution which is much better than abandoning the problem: Just use it to stop murders before they happen. You do not have the proof to say that those people will be murderers, but I see very reasonable that, for example, you enter in the house of that man who was cheated, you take him away and then release him. Maybe give protection to the possible victims, put a localizer on him for a couple of months or something like that. Just like you put people in custody for a few hours even if they ended up not commiting a crime, but you have the suspicion that it was about to happen. I think that the technology would justify it. And then the end result would be the same: No murders. Because all the murders are prevented (even if the possible murderers are not convicted).

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Marijke, This vision of the future is so next level in this movie. From self-driving cars that use the sides of building to double as roadways. To interface teach that can scan your mind fro their thoughts and on the flip side implant new ones to create fantasies. Flying police cars, roll up digital newspapers. Near-instant body part replacements, artificial body parts. And the list goes on and on. THe only one I would leave off the list is the constant eye scans. But our cell phones can do that trick to have us tracked, so were screwed either way.

[@chefskiss6179]

ooh, I would love to see your reaction vid for Cruise's Reacher :)

[@TeslaRangerNY]

@19:11 "Sean!" Heavy Rain flashback...

[@ermagerd8306]

This is another movie based on writings from my favorite author who also wrote the stories behind Blade Runner, Total Recall, Adjustment Bureau, and my personal favorite; A Scanner Darkly. It stars Keanu Reeves, Winona Ryder, Robert Downey Jr, and Woody Harrelson. I'm so glad you enjoyed this movie and you should definitely add A Scanner Darkly to a poll.

[@traceyreid4585]

Brilliant way to spend 32 mins & 52 seconds 👏 Your Tom Cruise running mash up made me laugh out loud!

[@markpstapley]

sometimes, when you think they are out to get you, they actually are

[@okramando]

Mary with the one liners and the mic toss. Haha I see you. 17:10

[@leedog396]

Such a great movie and reaction.

[@onepcwhiz6847]

When my son was a toddler he loved to run and hide.. in public it was a nightmare. He would even take off in a parking lot and duck between the cars. Eventually he grew out of it.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

Mary, if you enjoyed this I would strongly recommend the following: OBLIVION (also with Tom Cruise, mentioned by someone else below, and with a very good twist. Amusingly one of the Tom Cruise running scenes you showed.) SHUTTER ISLAND (Leonardo Dicaprio, incredible twist at the very end. Terrific tension throughout) THE DEPARTED (Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon (from Good Will Hunting which you loved, great crime movie) THE TOWN (Ben Affleck, about "quasi-organized" crime in Boston). Great reaction video as always!