Minority Report - Movie Review

[@The3rdGunman]

That scene in the elevator when Colin Farrell confronts Tom Cruise about drugs and the alarm goes off right after he says I don't hear a red ball or whatever....Farrell's subtle acting in that moment is SOOOOOO GOOD!

[@jculver1674]

Farrell's face goes from smug smirk to "oh shit" really fast! LOL

[@StaticBlaster]

I agree. I just saw this movie for the first time today and the acting, the cinematography, the lighting, the directing is frickin phenomenal!!!

[@matthewcastillo9951]

@@StaticBlaster, I just saw this again after 20 years. If I never saw this movie I would have thought it just came out. Even if a thousand years passed it would still be a state of the art film.

[@StaticBlaster]

@@matthewcastillo9951 True. This movie is way ahead of its time.

[@SolidMikeP]

The SPIDER SCENE was epic, funniest part was the spiders interrupting a couple in the middle of a fight, that only stop for a second to get scanned by the spiders.

[@orangecrushaa]

Very realistic scene when government has that much control over their lives

[@semkok7759]

orangecrushaa so true

[@johnvincent1823]

Those spiders were always annoying af in the video game

[@christinetracy4829]

Hahaha yes!!

[@epicrapbattlesofherstory]

Three twins...

[@Ballbagsaggins]

Ha! well spotted. ☺

[@WillyML4]

+Tyler Clark 3 twins???

[@captainawesome830]

+Tyler Clark I caught that too.

[@filmbeef3455]

+Tyler Clark Haha yeah. Art and Dash are twins. Agatha is just their sister.

[@bamb0ostick]

+Tyler Clark Three twins would be six people then? Or did he mean triplets?

[@ahmedshakib3883]

I agree that this was a superb film , I loved the concept a film way way way ahead of its time.

[@objectivelyawesome]

My favorite scene: "I'm sorry John, but you're gonna have to run again." Jesus, I just got chills typing that. So good.

[@dheagle11]

And who would've thought that she'd become a whisperer years later in the walking dead lol

[@thatgirlcheree]

"Ruuuuuuuunnnnnn!!!!!!"

[@HULKHOGAN1]

The she yelled was annoying and forced. I wish she’d shut up

[@marisabel5500]

Three Twins? I laughed xD It's Triplets Chris.

[@WillyML4]

+MarI sabel I'm pretty sure Agatha isn't related to the twins. Otherwise, why would the mother not want her other children, too?

[@marisabel5500]

+WillyML4 Think about it....THREE TWINS. Ring any bells?

[@WillyML4]

+MarI sabel Sad to say, but no. I get the feeling that this one is flying over my head. Is "Three Twins" a reference that I forgot, or something else entirely? I'm pretty sure though that Agatha isn't related to Dash and Arthur, the twins.

[@marisabel5500]

+WillyML4 the point is, he said THREE TWINS....There can't be Three Twins. He should've said Twins OR Triplets.. I think they even ARE triplets. Twins are born in pairs thereof the word 'twins' (duh). If more than two are born then there are other words for it. Tired to keep writing so Google it :)

[@WillyML4]

+MarI sabel Oh, that's what you meant. Yeah, I know that three people born at the same time isn't twins; it's triplets. I thought you might have been referencing something else. However, I still don't think the three pre-cogs are biologically related, as I don't recall the movie ever making that reference. Only that they came from the same place that was trying to treat them for their nightmares, and those three just happen to survive what was done to them to create the pre-crime program.

[@rb8525]

The scene where Agatha tells the Anderton's about their son's life that never was...man...powerful stuff.

[@khadijahjones2460]

Explain that part

[@bogboi2600]

khadijah jones their son said to their dad earlier that he wanted to be faster then the other kids at school. Agatha then told the Andertons that he grew up to be a olympic runner.(this next part was confusing). She then says that he saw his dad(john anderton/tom cruise) in the stands, and that he wanted to run to him. But he couldnt, because he was 6 and too slow. Which i interpret that when he was kidnapped he tried to run back to him but couldnt. Dont know for sure tho

[@jaellepayoute5141]

She played Mama in the walking dead, guess she like the bald head look.

[@vpfan207]

Not enough Spielberg reviews. I still want Close Encounters, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan, and A.I.

[@calebl.4351]

Same

[@snake-oz8nu]

MUNICH!!

[@matikarev3807]

How do you get John to go kill Crow? In principle there was no reason to go to that department. I mean, just giving photos of John's son to this guy Crow is not enough to go to him. Doesn't sound consistent to me. Let's see, once the premonition is seen it is coherent, because maybe John wanted to find out why he would kill someone. But I mean before, the premonition has no reason to exist. In the end, the premonition ends up being the CAUSE of the murder, when it should be REVERSE.

[@BORISTIMUS]

This is one of the most underrated science fiction movies of all time.

[@harrywhitehead7814]

8:59 is that the camera right there in the shot?

[@tomvrenen9859]

hahahah yes it is

[@jackisloved]

Yeah, you can see the camera and the arm it's on reflected in the window pretty clearly, and even the glass breaking still leaves a large piece with the camera still reflected there.

[@WithLoveThomas]

I Frikin stupid I was looking for peter quill for 5 minutes

[@maniv2119]

yes!! nice catch!

[@smellyderpface]

+Peter Jason Quill good eye!

[@jadonmiller9942]

Just watched it. This is easily one of my favorite action movies I've ever seen. The action scenes are relentlessly paced, as well as being both well-choreographed and filmed. The characters were all really interesting and fleshed out. The story was really complex and clever. The film was dripping with creativity and the writers convey this world flawlessly. There isn't copious amounts of exposition like the Last Airbender, nor do we get barebones information and in turn have no idea what the hell is going on like Warcraft. I'll definitely be watching this one again.

[@GoBuckeyes554]

Thats what I love about Spielberg his creativity in the framing, shots, camera movement and so on makes every scene interesting to watch even if its just two people talking.

[@Largentina.]

I agree with e everything you said. But what do The Last Airbender and Warcraft have to do with Minority Report? Not sure why those movies were used as a comparison since they're completely different kinds of movies and can't really be compared in a real way.

[@Largentina.]

@@JohnSmith-gs2rv You're adorable.

[@MovieRiotHD]

Great movie review, but no mention that Philip K. Dick predicted almost this entire future in 1956. I love the idea though, reviewing these classic Spielberg movies.

[@matikarev3807]

How do you get John to go kill Crow? In principle there was no reason to go to that department. I mean, just giving photos of John's son to this guy Crow is not enough to go to him. Doesn't sound consistent to me. Let's see, once the premonition is seen it is coherent, because maybe John wanted to find out why he would kill someone. But I mean before, the premonition has no reason to exist. In the end, the premonition ends up being the CAUSE of the murder, when it should be REVERSE.

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

1:08 Anyone ells love the irony of time being a factor in pre-crime, yet they designed the machine to have the ball slowly rolling down a spiral tube?

[@SpawnRevenge92]

Great review Chris, I share your enthusiasm for this movie. And I agree, the sonic shotgun is one of the coolest sci-fi weapons EVER.

[@tuaparulian4975]

one can't really contain something he is passionate about. Chris's love for this movie is abundantly clear; how animated he is, how fast he talks because of his enthusiasm. great review and I enjoy it immensely. thanks Chris. I watched MR ages ago and I liked it (still do) but I think I am going to watch it again, thanks to your contagious enthusiasm

[@oldworldhuman]

Can we give Phillip K. Dick some credit here? Great review though, swell flick.

[@tylerskiss]

I was kind of hoping he'd do Munich. I feel like Munich is one of the best Spielberg films (post Jurassic Park) but it doesn't get much attention. Minority Report is a solid choice though. I liked the bleached negative effect, but the scene where they end up in the car manufacturing plant, the film gets a blurred effect, similar to the one used towards the end of the D-Day battle in SPR that I always wondered about. In SPR it made sense because these people were at the end of their ropes, stressed beyond human limits having just faced death head on. In Minority Report, it was just an action sequence...

[@rohithkumarsp]

All of you, if you like this movie, watch a show called person of interest.

[@charlieflint1161]

That show is amazing

[@time2boogy]

+Rohith Kumar like the show dislike the movie

[@rohithkumarsp]

***** yeah, no, minority report TV show is mediocre to say the least. you'd be better of that it.but Person of interest could possible be the underrated show of the decade.

[@rohithkumarsp]

time2boogy the show is nothing like the movie, but it has similar concept , are you talking about person of interest show ?

[@time2boogy]

yep

[@AdventKnyght]

i'd watch chris talk about minority report for hours..

[@christianfleetwood1735]

In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

[@davidhutchinson7888]

Just give me the good stuff

[@olivierpeartnoy]

I just watched this last night for the first time. There are little things that I would tweak with the pacing and how the story plays out at the end. But overall this is such a well written movie, I really enjoyed the concepts in it and how almost all of it was executed. Also surprised me how funny the movie is. Tom Cruise running after his eyeballs was hilarious.

[@Rainefaelyn]

I recently saw the anime Psycho Pass. It put me in mind of Minority Report. Obviously there are important differences. In all ways, it is not at all truly comparable. But there is enough there that I feel that if you loved one, you could most likely really enjoy the other.

[@jacobbechtel9935]

A fantastic anime makishima is one of the best villains In Anime ever. He's intelligent, cunning,and skilled all the traits that make a villain great.to add on he has a look that's menacing but can draw you into following him.its just a beautifully written anime

[@Rainefaelyn]

+Jacob Bechtel Agreed and what I also found fascinating was that underneath all of that, there was something quite pitiful about Makishima. Which was beautifully showcased within the characters motives. His drive; While quite brilliant. Was also pathetic. But not in the traditional sense. I thought he made quite a good mirror for Akane Tsunemori and a great foil to Shinya Kogami. I couldn't help but appreciate the universe of Psycho Pass. Akin to Orwell's 1984. In that it's focus goes deeper than skin deep and shows something that could be taken as a cautionary tale. The ugly cost of wanting a cosmetically beautiful, peaceful society. Which; no matter how successfully it functions. It is in essence, artificial and flawed. Even grotesque. I loved the way this is highlighted with the artistic themes and imagery. At least that's from my perspective. It is (as you said it best) "just a beautifully written anime"

[@naturallyfine5980]

+Rainefaelyn I know I loved psycho pass and it immediately reminded me of one of my fav movies minority report.. i did research on it and it says they were inspired by it and obviously put there own spin on it which was great! love them both!

[@laujack24]

I always think psycho pass was base on minority report or at least took some note off the movies. specially the first season, the second season kind of sucks

[@Batman-jc5uc]

I just rewatched this on Netflix. For me this is Tom Cruise's best movie and one of Spielbergs top five films.

[@SirGuifoyle]

Agreed. Just watched it with mt brother after having not seen it for years. So good.

[@jimcameron1234]

+ W O T WORLD

[@karlhinze]

Unfortunately there are too many plot holes in this for me to agree with you. Which is a shame, because the feel of the film and the potential it had were incredible.

[@Batman-jc5uc]

@@karlhinze like what?

[@karlhinze]

@@Batman-jc5uc Like the fact that he wouldn’t have gone looking for Crow had it not been for the pre-vision. And the fact that, towards the end, Anderson spoke to Lamar as if he knew there was a pre-vision. Except he didn’t know. Lamar killed himself so there shouldn’t have been a pre-vison.

[@owiseone1]

I love these director/franchise series reviews. Great analysis of this film and I loved some your recents like Hook and Empire Strikes Back. You do a great job of balancing your personal reactions as well as giving us insight into the technical and artistic merits of the films.

[@adampellett4917]

Minority Report is an instant Steven Spielberg classic because of the visual styles, action sequences, storytelling by Phillip K Dick's short story, best cinematography and great score by John Williams again and that's why I loved that flick. Best flick in 2002. I love it and got the best Blu-ray to buy. It's well worth every penny. An A+.

[@0biRonKenobi]

Spielberg has so many incredible movies, but this one has always been my favorite. I have no idea how many times I've seen it, but every time I watch it, it's just as intriguing as the first time.

[@bobsamurai]

I need to re watch this movie, I don't remember half of it. Good review though

[@bobsamurai]

yea id say hes my favorite movie reviewer, and maybe angry joe/totalbiscut for games

[@Foshisan]

+BobSamurai Anime Reviews I LOVED WATCHING OLD MOVIES. CON AIR(MOVIE) IS REALLY GREAT ACTION FILM BY NICOLAS CAGE.

[@firewizzard86]

+FOSHISAN 1992 new movies are shit.

[@meddle903]

2002 isn't old

[@Ghost-jy9hk]

khav ll going on 20 years old now

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

I love the scene where John has to hide in a tub of ice water to lower his body temperature and not be recognized by the spider bots

[@mortenminne2868]

I never watched this movie until last night, and I was shocked at how good it was. I always assume that when there's so much boasting about a movie that it has to be overrated. But this wasn't. It's exactly as amazing as everybody says it is. Can't believe it took me 19y after it's release to see it.

[@Jukettaja]

I've always liked this movie but after recently watching it again I've come to appreciate just how good the adapted screenplay and cinematography is. It's not just about the protagonist and antagonist going up against each other but the moral dilemma surrounding the whole premise of precrime. Brilliant film.

[@NeoAnguiano]

three twins...( triplets?)

[@ferdia748]

lol

[@MrGruzefix]

haha i was about to post the same comment :D

[@purefoldnz3070]

three twins would be three sets of twins so that would be a sextuplet

[@OsannaInExcelsis]

Lol. Actually one set of twins plus agatha.

[@MovieTimeWithMT]

This is my favorite Tom Cruise movie of all time. It is highly underrated. I wish more movies could be like this one. Great review.

[@captaincrunch7126]

I really enjoyed edge of tomorrow and mi4 but this makes the top three with em

[@sergeikhripun]

The most confusing part when you try to analyze it is how were the pre-cogs able predict that Anderson was going to kill Crow. It very plausible who Anderson's boss was able to get rid of Agatha's mother, it makes total sense to erase her Minatory Report as if it was déjà-vu. At the same time the killer of her mother had to kill her in a very similar way the original person who was paid to kill her that was prevented by the Precrime team. If Lamar failed to kill her in the similar fashion he could have been implicated in the murder himself. But it least that part is still plausible but the main question again is how can precogs predict Anderson will kill Crow if Anderton didn't even know Crow. The only reason Anderton went to that apartment was because he saw the information how to find Crow from precogs' prediction. So it's a question of chicken and egg. What came first? How can they predict he was going to do it if it was not premeditated? You're really doing down the Rabbit hole with this question and maybe the only logical explanation people can answer it it's just the movie logic.

[@MovieTimeWithMT]

@@sergeikhripun I think the precogs predicted Anderton killing Crow based on Crow eventually contacting John about having kidnapped his kid. But when John contacted the old man from that car the old man probably called Crow and said he already knows where you are dont call him.

[@sergeikhripun]

@@MovieTimeWithMT Anderton didn't know that that the set up for him to kill Crow on the basis he was a child molester/abductor who was responsible for his son's death. He only learned about that when he walked into Crow's apartment to see the pictures of kids lying all over the bed which Dany Witworth called an orgy of evidence. What if Anderton didn't want to go through that at all. If he wanted to prove his innocence, he could just lay low for a few days when the precogs predicted he was supposed to kill Crow. If he didn't kill Crow then that would obviously show that Precrime doesn't work and he was innocent. The only thing that makes sense is that Lamar could have falsified the precogs' visions which would have been extremely difficult as well because the pictures from previsions happened pretty much exactly what happened in the Crow's apartment. Also, the movie implies that those visions from precogs were genuine. So we are back to squire one.

[@sergeikhripun]

"Edge of Tomorrow" is excellent too. It's super funny too.

[@snowman22ism]

This is also one of my favourite movies. It has never gotten old.

[@AngelMartinez-rx8yt]

Chris deserves a lot more subscribers.. PS Your shirts are always fucking awesome!

[@janeshoner6083]

He‘s a Pre-Cog!

[@TheRealBeatMaster]

While I share all your love for this movie, I have to say that the CGI of the city has aged quite a bit and parts of the big action sequence felt a bit cheesy to me. The sonic shotgun is cool, but then they fight on a factory conveyer while almost being crushed by the machines and in the end Tom Cruise gets build right into a car? Maybe in 2002 that was innovative, but it felt a bit cliche to me.

[@HeyLady54]

Shaun the Sheep the Movie would make you happy too.

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I grew up with this movie and I’ve seen it a million times. One of my favorite movies ever. My only real complaint with it is the way Lemar accidentally outs himself. “I’ll have to see if anyone drowned a woman by the name of... what was it again?” “Anne Lively, but I never said she was drowned.” I just feel that the trope is overused, but at least John Anderton already legitimately knew it was him and had proof, so it works out, and not just for convenience sake. Agatha is one of my favorite characters from anything ever, and she has one of the best monologues in the movie: “There was so much love in this house.” Looking back, she’s probably the reason I have a thing for girls with buzzed heads... Regardless, outstanding movie, and it’s crazy how perfectly it still holds up 16 years later.

[@vars280287]

Spielberg's best film of 21st century

[@Maxx-ib6nr]

vars28 what about war of the worlds?

[@Blackbirdie765]

definitely

[@purefoldnz3070]

I miss early 2000's Spielberg now he's pretty much retired.

[@NathanDrakeTheGreat]

vars28 Definitely his last great action/thriller but he's still making great movies imo.

[@purefoldnz3070]

Pablo Edward BFG was pretty weak. Although I enjoyed Bridge of Spies. Spielberg is more of movie mogul these days than a director.

[@m.areebashfaq701]

18 years later and the cgi still stands strong. Saw it first time today and amazing!

[@PhoenixRiseinFlame]

Philip K. Dick is super underrated. His works have had a massive impact on modern science fiction. And yet the average person seems to have very little knowledge of his existence.

[@TheEternalOuroboros]

His ideas are great, his writing SUCKS. But that's true for most sci fi writers.

[@JackPassmore]

Chris Chris Chris, eleven and a half minutes, tsk tsk tsk. Dude, there is profound utility to your insights! They come from an exceptional taste for storytelling! You're the eager little kid and the uncompromising worldly aesthetician rolled into one, which makes your opinions valuable and informative! Please don't say "I could go on about this film for an hour" and then go on for less than 12 MINUTES! Our hunger for your commentary can't be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with, and it will not stop... ever... until you've said your piece! I love your show, Chris... nobody's going to get bored with really deep reviews (Like ya did for "Signs") Thanks! :0)

[@vernesdelpeche7240]

Jack Passmore that's one excited pussy

[@Saffron-sugar]

Was it a happy ending? When Tom Cruise is put into the prison capsule/tube the last thing the weird prison guard says is “ they say you have visions, that you life flashes before your eyes. That all your dreams come true”. So, did everything suddenly just go perfectly well or was he in the capsule the whole time with his dreams coming true?

[@zirkag99]

ooooooooooo

[@spacechimp5141]

lol, Three twins? must be futurist language.

[@charlieslusher5649]

4:46 was shot a block and a half away from my childhood home on Capitol Hill in DC. Our neighborhood refers to that playground as Spielberg park. I wasn’t born yet when this movie was shot but my dad lived here and he and some friends watch the shoot from a distance. The house that Tom Cruise busts into a few seconds later (Chris uses that clip at around the 2:56 mark) is a couple doors down from one of my best friends, who really loves this movie!

[@captainjakemerica4579]

This movie is amazing a truly amazing Science Fiction movie

[@primogordo]

really love your videos!! do a series on Tarantino, for his upcoming hateful 8, would love to see you take on his movies, grettings from Costa Rica

[@stacyxxy]

Ugh, so underrated. This is one of the best movies ever!

[@VydaCrystal]

Wow, you sure know how to respect someone else idea... and no, this is a great movie, if you don't like, just don't watch it!

[@tiaaaron3278]

@@JohnSmith-gs2rv Go fuck yourself.

[@bokocop5725]

@@JohnSmith-gs2rv Am I supposed to take someone who doesn't know how to change their KZbin pfp seriously when it comes to reviewing a Sci-Fi movie? You just say it's bad because you don't want to admit it was good, because that wouldn't make you look "special" or whatever.

[@rob8311]

@@JohnSmith-gs2rv Go fuck yourself

[@Gmthekiller]

John Smith stfu troll

[@rashidaquily8067]

chris why didn't you review et schindlers list catch me if you can the terminal munich saving private ryan empire of the sun these are his best

[@n4ko]

Hey chris. Any chance u keep reviewing spilgberg movies? There are a ton of people asking for it. There are quite a few more great movies from this director we'd like to hear u talk about

[@michaelandrillon]

Awww, I was really hoping to see a review on A.I. Personally my favorite film directed by Spielberg and with such a polarizing reception it seems to have it would have been interesting to hear your opinion.

[@fffkino]

I Love this Movie !!!!!

[@jessicaprice6190]

Is this the actual filmselect?

[@gallolocoparisien]

Should do longer reviews, got a real eye for detail and is very articulate.

[@NostalgiaBrit]

"Three twins…" So… Triplets? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jonathanguito1168]

The prophetic nature of this film (no pun intended) when it comes to future tech is mindblowing. I wish you mentioned the spider sequence because it's one of Spielberg's best suspense set pieces of the last twenty years. I also wish you mentioned the hotel two shot. THAT two shot. Amazing.

[@caro1ns]

10:20 "Spielberg sometimes has a hard time ending his movies". Yeah. I thought AI was never going to end.

[@dignoragonzalez9652]

I love how futuristic this film is. The cinematography is beautiful. The film makes you question certain things about present and future. I agree that the discussion is very intellectual. Tom Cruise and Colin Farrell are amazing here. There's alot of character depth and meaning. The storyplot is so unique and profound. Great movie, very watchable. Tom's broken character is quite shocking and compelling. The action is awesome!:) It's very thrilling. I love how dramatic this movie is yet it's not sappy and still incredible because of the action. It is sadly underrated, but still awesome.

[@MrChaotic4]

I'm betting after the James Bond Series, the next one is for Quentin Tarantino.

[@TheYankeesUnited]

I'm glad you gave it an A. Minority Report is by far one of my favirote movies of all time. I have seen it dozens of times and I also saw it in the theatre's when I was 12 or so. I actually love the ending when it's revealed that Lamar is evil and Kills Collin Ferril. I love that scene. inspired me to write for a living.

[@kashinbaba]

+Chris Stuckmann what's your take on one of the theories that the last 20 minutes is actually John Anderton's dream?

[@johnlewis1078]

Chris is slowly edging towards more vintage reviews... awesome

[@MrDexter337]

There is a huge plot hole in this movie. Stop and put yourself into the mind of the antagonist, the guy in charge of pre crime. How exactly did he frame Tom Cruise? Well, he hired a desperate man to hide in some random hotel room with a bunch of pictures with kids, that's it! How did he know Tom was going to find him??? Now I know what you're thinking "Uh, this movie is about predicting the future, and he found out all this information from the precogs". I guess that technically works, but if you really think about it, you've created a paradox in logic. He found out this information about his future self stumbling upon this man, but again, he found out about the man from the precogs, who predicted Tom finding the man, whom Tom found out from the precogs, who predicted Tom finding the man ...and on ...and on ...and on ...my head hurts. See? The whole story line is a paradox in logic. There is information that appeared from nothingness.

[@ShaanFarooq-fv1fn]

Just enjoy the bloody movie man

[@skru2476]

So true. This question is been eating my head since a week I watched this movie

[@Naranek]

It‘s 2021 and Minority Report is still brilliant

[@smellyderpface]

keen for the james bond series!

[@ZiKoN22]

Amazing movie. It completely blew my mind the first time i watched it. Minority is in my top 20 movies of all time! also, the whole scene at the hotel, where cruise has to hold his breath in ice cold water, the way the whole thing was shot, with all those bird's eye views was awesome and it was great :)

[@BoombeRain]

0:24 "I went with two friends of mine and they're dead." WHAT?! Sorry for your loss! ... Wait a sec... Nevermind.

[@czeckeredcat]

Minority Report is one of my all-time favorite movies and ignited my love of sci-fi (and dystopian societies). I remember getting the VHS when I was 11 and replaying it over and over, anxiously waiting for it to rewind in the VCR rewinder. As the years went by, I saw parallels to the real world, even some were pointed out by my grandma, who knew I loved this movie so much: driverless cars, gestures to control phones/computers, flexible screens, personalized ads, voice-controlled devices, and smart homes. It's a future that fills you with wonder and fear at the same time.

[@GX2re]

Oblivion was a great movie

[@Ben-my2wz]

+GX2re yes it was

[@_Azagoth_]

really?

[@ghostgalaxy2000]

Err it was OK 5.5/10

[@crashfan9997]

Oblivion was kinda weird to understand and slightly boring. Olga Kurylenko is great though

[@superdude2143]

1:03 "Three Twins" Think you mean Triplets Chris. But anyway as always, loved the review! :) Been watching your reviews for a year and a half now, and really appreciate the time, background, and excitement you give to your reviews!

[@Tamaki742]

Omg. Did Urobuchi Gen get ideas from this movie for Psycho Pass?

[@getreck8118]

no this movie is a decade older than psycho pass, I believe

[@Tamaki742]

Get Reck I know, that's why I'm asking if he got some ideas from this movie for Psycho Pass.The whole, preventing a crime before it happens.

[@Road_to_Dawn]

I’ve heard that he actually did get inspiration from it. Whether he did or not, there’s no denying that it is very similar.

[@FILMCANPRODUCTIONS2015]

Great review Chris! What's great about this film is all the tech and gear feels like it's real stuff we will or are seeing come to light now.

[@ssjwes]

"I went with two friends of mine... and they're dead.." wait what!? oh their dad... ok xD

[@peterpetrusma5791]

Chris please continue the Spielberg series. Please review The Terminal, A.I., 1941, Empire Of The Sun, Just review all his films please. You are seriously one of the best critics on youtube please make more Spielberg reviews.

[@MenacingThreat]

I've never see the movie, so I skipped to the end to see how you rated it :P

[@ferdia748]

I always do that

[@close2001]

The review is what matters, not the rating. Unless it's a spoiler review so no content is spoiled.

[@MenacingThreat]

+Katahn Hardy I always watch the full review, but in this case, it's a movie that I don't want spoiled because I keep hearing good things about it. That's why I skipped to the end to see whether or not I should spend part of my upcoming weekend watching this movie.

[@close2001]

Menacing Threat that's why I said unless it's a spoiler review :)

[@malnutritionboy]

I have not seen the movie and i watched the whole video. The good thing is my brain hurts like crap and i can't remember anything

[@italosblogtalkradio4279]

Can’t believe it’s been over 20 years since this came out

[@TheJunmengo]

One of the most underrated movies EVER

[@Largentina.]

It is universally critically praised. What the hell are you talking about?

[@TheJunmengo]

@@Largentina. 7.6 on IMDB , wasn't nominated for any significant award , what the hell are you talking about

[@Largentina.]

@@TheJunmengo Yeah, awards and IMDB are the only ways to properly rate movies. You're right. So I guess every single movie that came out before the Oscars and IMDB are underrated too, right?

[@levimata9053]

I watched it when I was younger because my dad made a prop for the movie. The company he was working at made the Red Lexus that Tom Cruise drives in one point of the film. Very good Review Chris! :)

[@BallZakc]

where did you get that shirt?

[@acc2mdk1]

Cool T-shirt ..... As a professional dancer I express my feelings, emotion every time I hear music. I can really see, feel and appreciate Chris and his way of expressing himself through this medium. Such a COOL and passionate guy who loves what he does. Big props to CHRIS Stuckman

[@ccrdcd38]

in my opinion tom cruse best work

[@wondedangel3769]

Chris Davis yeah

[@hkay93]

Damn it Chris! Every time you make a review like this I want to go back and watch the media in question! I now have a long list of films and shows that I have to get around to slowly watching thanks to you (Seriously though, good job!).

[@CromwellFan]

best KZbin movie reviewer

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I was at a friends house when I saw this film and there were a lot of distractions so I never thought much about it until i saw your review. I'll have to see it again, and soon. Thanks for sharing Chris Stuckmann.

[@SimGunther]

Answer me this, if Anderton had a chance not to go to the hotel when he was in the garden, why not end the movie there and not go to the hotel? He could just stay in the garden and prove himself innocent, but the movie keeps going any because he's just an idiot like that. Just one of the million plot holes that left me so dissatisfied, even if Spielberg did direct it.

[@SimGunther]

After watching those, wait till you get a load of movieplotholes.com/minority-report.html and alexpeak.com/art/films/mr/plothole/ Honestly though, once you've seen a movie a bunch of times over, everyone eventually finds these plotholes at some point, not that I hate this movie 100%. Personally it's more like a 6/10 after finding these plotholes, but maybe a 8/10 before the plotholes scrummaged up after repeat viewings. Glad some people liked it though. :)

[@SimGunther]

***** True that, it's only the responsibility of the production team to maintain the illusion as best they can. Good day, indeed.

[@MA-mg4cd]

you should continue to review director catalogs like this. I'd certainly like to see your analysis' on Kurosawa/Kubrick/Herzog/Bergman films.

[@haskellcooke4921]

No saving private ryan?

[@oscarteran7641]

I just love how Chris goes into so much detail in his reviews

[@cnash9744]

3 twins Chris? Seriously?

[@gunnonbass2052]

Shut up

[@Tenebrousable]

The twist about "without seeing that spesific future it was impossible for it to become reality" was done better than in any time-travel movies that come to mind easily. Most time travel after all is about trying to change events in future or past, and then realizing in trying that your efforts were critical ingredients in manufacturing the ill-desired effects. Like killing Terminator was actually needed in creating Skynet.

[@clintbandura9018]

what does that mean, to get "Stuckmannized"? Is that something he does to his lady friends?

[@Largentina.]

He does it to anyone with an orifice. Gender doesn't matter to Chris.

[@acotooychic101]

I haven’t watched this movie yet lol but I am working on an assignment and this movie was mentioned and I just don’t currently have the time to watch the full film. But I definitely will given your review of it! Thank you for the great summary! You have a very nice voice and presented well. 😊

[@jothishprabu8]

I like everything about this movie except the cinematography lol

[@eekeey]

I haven't watched this movie in at least 10 years, and you made me want to watch it again. I totally forgot what happened, so I topped this video half way because I didn't want any more spoilers lol.

[@PinkoJack]

chris stuckmann looks like tom cruise. there i said it.

[@AttilaTheHun333333]

He looks like Adam Scott.

[@cinemaslut9034]

The fuck are you on

[@sircumference9691]

+Lunatic Prodigy nothing

[@cinemaslut9034]

I was referring to the man that said he looked lie tom cruise. Cause at least I can kinda see the resemblance with Adam Scott

[@sircumference9691]

+Lunatic Prodigy ik im fuckingaround

[@ChrisCarmona]

should've reviewed Catch Me If You Can! highly underrated and my favorite Spielberg film of all time

[@TheAbsorbant]

Wait, THREE twins, Chris? Agatha is separate from the twins who, by nature, are only two.

[@spenceroc]

This analysis/breakdown is making me wanna rewatch this movie, I’d say it’s a classic. 4:40 🔥

[@Redem10]

I sorta like the minority report tv show, while it don't really capture the essence of the movie, its sorta fun Too bad it's on the chopping block

[@operatorlink]

+Redem10 for the tv show there were some loopholes, also i feel the characters sometimes do stupid actions.

[@chrisjohnson3431]

My problem with it has always been that it never really expanded upon the opening 30 minutes like Blade Runner does. It becomes satisfied with being little more than a dumb chase movie. The ending wraps everything up to neatly. It needed to show us a dark dystopian future but Spielberg being Spielberg has to give us a happy ending. I like films that ask complex questions rather than ones that give us simplistic answers.

[@TheOblivionCK]

Meh this movie was kind of lame. Cool premise not executed well imo. Spielberg has done way better. Btw the 'creepy eye clips' came from A Clockwork Orange, a far superior film

[@thegeneral1007]

lame ???? this movie is 10 out of 10 people have different opinions i guess

[@mufradhossain9238]

I love you man ! Always keep reviewing movies like this