Minority Report Tried To Warn You

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[@jwr2904]

Why don't you give credit to the guy who wrote the actual story

[@SurvivenTerry]

The J6th american citizens being locked up with zero case just locked away and treated like trash.

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[@justaride7444]

Actually masks don't help anymore. At least Chinas surveillance system can recognize you from the gait of your walk if you have ever showed your face and are in the database. So it's possible Ministry of Silly Walks might've been prophetic as a possible way to obfuscate AI privacy invasion systems right? :D

[@jwr2904]

Philip K Dick tried to warn us, actually

[@somedude077]

Moon did not do the homework.

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@@somedude077🌙😭🌕

[@SinEater_]

No. Actually, he is talking about the movie here. Unless you think books have cinematography... 🙄

[@FredButters-vb8rd]

The entire story was wrote decades before the movie.

[@scott658]

He gave us some great works.

[@a.nonimus6705]

Excuse me, I'm only 6 seconds into the video and I have to stop. Hollywood absolutely did NOT invent Minority Report. The movie was based on a book titled "The Minority Report" by Philip K Dick. Please do not give Hollywood the credit for the creations of legendary science fiction authors. Thank you

[@jwr2904]

I just said the same, thank you! He doesn't get the credit he deserves

[@a.nonimus6705]

@@jwr2904 One of my top 3 authors of all time. I took it as a personal offense when he said that it was Steven Spielberg's invention!

[@pogatronic]

@@a.nonimus6705 Yup, for me he is one of the greatest. A Scanner Darkly

[@tristangossman8910]

I alreay dont want to watch it if they don't talk about Dick's book!

[@ED-209UHD]

Moon gets alot of things very wrong

[@PancakeGamingLLC]

People will sacrifice freedom for security.

[@carrieeloff2220]

And deserve neither

[@ElliotOcean]

And for convenience

[@dirkz.duggitz1567]

A lot of us are to disorganized to do anything about it. I, for one, don't trust the government to provide security. I don't trust it to do anything correctly. But ppl didn't think, they let the media and throw phones do it for them. Thinking firearms should be confiscated is one of the dumbest and most dangerous takes I've ever heard and just tells us how far America has fallen from it's roots.

[@kkiuoi]

​@simon_doessecurity as in governmental security or like the type where you actually feel safe, like the embrace of your lover etc. 😂

[@TarsonTalon]

When people sacrifice freedom for security, they make enemies of those who enjoyed their freedom...

[@TheVoiceofReason4ya]

Bill c-63 in Canada, is a pre-crime bill in the second reading of the house. The judiciary has reviewed it and sees it breaches no charter rights and freedoms. There is up to life in prison for speech the government doesn't like, and if they suspect you may say anything in the future. Keep an eye on Canada folks.

[@SurnaturalM]

Because they changed the chart of freedom before. Look it up. Read the first point.

[@SaintTrinianz]

Pre-crime legislation is the true crime here.

[@HamiltonLLB]

Between “Minority Report” and “Demolition Man” the future looks bleak. Still don’t know how they use three shells 🐚 😂

[@davidbgooch9587]

Not the shell's LMAO

[@fractalzoomgoggles]

How do you not know how to use the shells? I thought it was common sense

[@samueljh3]

I'm sure there's a KZbin video describing how to use the shells.

[@CoffeeBeanWitch]

😂😂 See I came here to find out about how to use the three shells 🐚 🐚 🐚

[@b.5191]

You put the lime in the coke. That's how you use.

[@DragonsOfSnow]

A lot of movies have tried to warn us. No one listens. Not to mention, the same actors who play those parts, whom undoubtedly see way more of what's going on than the average person, will _STILL_ call anyone who sees similarities between the movies they make and real life "crazy." Sometimes being so awake feels like a damn curse when everything is just one hopeless loop at this point....

[@sports872]

What other movies? I’d like to watch some

[@DragonsOfSnow]

@@sports872 Off the top of my head: - Idiocracy (pretty much a documentary at this point) - 1984 - The Giver - The Matrix - Conspiracy Theory (self explanatory, lol) - Eyes Wide Shut (this one is more a telling of the real darkness of Hollywood/the elites in general...and the director died shortly after its release, go figure) - I, Robot - American Psycho - Mr. Robot series - Black Mirror series (this one is crazy scary as many of those episodes are either already mirroring real life or will be shortly heading that way in the near future.) - Dredd - Hunger Games (the elites of the Capitol pretty much matches modern day Met Gala, which is compromised of snobby elites/over paid celebrities) - The Truman Show - Wall-E (probably why it wasn't advertised as heavily as pretty much every other major Disney/Pixar film) - The Purge (will we get to that exact point? Unsure. But they'll always find ways to "purge" the lower class in other ways, regardless of race or creed) Anyway, that's just what I can come up with in 5 min, but there are tons more that I'm sure I'll think of later or haven't seen yet to be able to recommend. Some are obvious, some are subtle...you just have to learn to pay attention. But our attention spans are waning because the elites want us as dumb and distracted as possible and it's unfortunately working.

[@jpphilosopher]

@@sports872The British TV show from the 1970’s called “The Prisoner” is another great one. More recently, the 2011 film Contagion was predictive programming for C-19. A scanner Darkly is good as well and had some nice parts.

[@kkiuoi]

​@@DragonsOfSnow it definitely is, but ty for the movies 😂

[@lukebailey853]

​@@DragonsOfSnowI know its not a movie but Dont Look Up

[@darthsilversith667]

Idiocracy was spot on too.

[@claudiarocks8844]

And They Live

[@ADHDLOOCHI]

Think he made a video about that already

[@fractalzoomgoggles]

Children of Men is playing out now as well

[@MRblazedBEANS]

Except think of this, their society did still work even if it was slow, the president was able to find not sure threw the IQ tests they give on everyone. He was able to then put him into a position to figure out their problems. Even if he was about to murder him....that being said the president was still able to keep society working enough for not sure to solve their food issue. So their society did still work even at the time not sure comes into their time they were basically doomed.

[@paulteuscher3614]

H.L Mencken set the saying about idiots in power because of democracy first

[@joelbrown2782]

I always believed this film was underrated and doesn't get enough attention, it has to compete with other films in Spielberg's films. It is chilling to watch this film 22 years later and seeing how close we are to this reality.

[@drugsarebad97]

It’s not underrated lmao, everyone iv ever met has seen this movie and loves it

[@B.Moore-Ready]

This movie and Demolition Man we're definitely predictive programming.

[@aaronhogan2371]

Hollywood should make "Soylent Idiocracy Report - 1984". Welcome to dystopia, I love you.

[@jamesp877]

Movies don't "warn" us about anything. They tell us what's going to happen.

[@itzhexen0]

Because they give other people the ideas and some of those people want to do them. Self-fulfilling prophecy.

[@itzhexen0]

Humans just don't know how to shut the hell up.

[@Shootskas]

that's the definition of 'warn.'

[@jintos212]

But if they tell us something bad is going to happen isn't that a warning?

[@jamesp877]

@@itzhexen0 I disagree. I believe we are being prepared for something.

[@MoshMob]

There was a bunch of "life imitates art" type movies and shows around that 2001 era after 9/11 where the "higher ups" basically showed us their plans for the future.

[@erdelegy]

examples?

[@ChubakaSteven]

​@@erdelegy Children of Men

[@itsyezterday6350]

@@erdelegy iRobot

[@soldier22881]

@@erdelegy 1984, brave new world, v for vendetta. artists literally warning us of the future

[@erdelegy]

@@soldier22881 ah, yes, thanks. and i recently saw somewhere that the future will probably be more like Blade Runner than 1984. We'll see...

[@zuryan]

The real problem is that people are being punished instead of being lead to a better path.

[@FlyFlicks]

Human`s are under attack by an Enemy we don't even know.

[@Dovecar388]

Evil

[@aboabdcm6544]

@@Dovecar388 by evil , u mean commies

[@ryucartel351]

Our own ignorance of what good and evil actually are, in terms of energy. All the evil people do is actually them doing what they believed was right and good. Most people don't know enough to make accurate decisions, hence, the control structures we constantly find ourselves doubling down on. What's worse, totalitarian control over people who are mostly psychotic? Or the psychotic having total free reign?

[@ElliotOcean]

I was in Morrisons today and there was a problem at self checkout. Then the face scanning camera wouldn’t open the gate to get out. The security now is next level.

[@Rope_Adope]

We never get the cool stuff, only the dystopia. I was promised flying cars!

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

The funny thing about these movies they do mimic real life even though they are fictional, but they mimic what's to come for real?

[@jwr2904]

It's based on a book, story was written by Philip K Dick

[@a.nonimus6705]

The even funnier thing about these movies is that they were originally books 😂

[@aaronblank2318]

@@jwr2904 It's a short story, but yeah. It's one of PKD's best.

[@grandmufftwerkin9037]

This is a preview of Trudeau's plans for Canada.

[@JohnJames.]

I'm a Canadian, but have no clue on any of our political activities

[@lJ0blixen]

I whole heartedly agree, it is global

[@jasonhabbo9700]

@@JohnJames.okay great very helpful

[@Channel-io4xu]

not enough indians in this movie for that to be true

[@BloodSweatandFears]

WEFs plans for the west. Biden, macron, Trudeau, starmer are all part of it.

[@bushcat274]

Reject it all. The societal contract has not only been broken, it has been bent over and buggered like all the kids at the BBC.

[@BenHopkins1000]

I didn’t know until now we get a bit of foreshadowing from John’s drug dealer when he quotes Erasmus: “In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.”

[@cadis4257]

Yeah. In real life. There are no heros who topple the system

[@mediatechjohn3088]

Wat bout Gandhi or MLK jr?

[@dougied3449]

​@@mediatechjohn3088Gandhi Was a lawyer and liked to sleep nude with his preteen niece. mlk words fell of deaf ears, victimhood and color base politics are the forefront.

[@dougied3449]

​@@mediatechjohn3088all Gandhi proved was the dirtiest pervert can sway others to think he's a good man with his wealth and friends in media.

[@Precipiceofwind]

Lenin😆

[@arongilbert5828]

We got people like Snowden,Trump and Assange. We don't get 1 hero, we get many.

[@alexzavod]

Early 2000s were rich in movies like this. Probably trying to repeat the success of matrix. Equilibrium, idiocracy, v-vendeta etc where a hero fights the authority.

[@ccdecker]

2:00 - Uh, "attempted murder" is also very much a crime, you know...

[@HelloKurse]

The fact you said that, shows you missed the entire point of this video. How can it be attempted murder if nothing actually happened? It's a question of free will and predictive algorithms. Who's to say he would of actually dealt a lethal blow? How do we know he wasn't going to stab her arm? or leg? We don't know.. He gets arrested for capital murder based on what the algorithm THINKS he is going to do, not necessarily what he PLANNED to do.

[@Fanfan30303]

Let’s just enjoy the retrospective guys. The elections coming up can we just have movie retrospectives without arguments rn 😜😜

[@HelloKurse]

If he stabbed her in the chest and the police got there in time so that it wasn't actually lethal, yes, it's a solid argument for attempted murder... but he never actually strikes her, we don't know his true intentions, but the precogs ASSUME his intent and future actions, based on all the previous info they've been given about OTHER murders. It's like when you watch one video about a certain subject, and then suddenly your recommended is full of that subject, even though you had no intentions of consuming more of that content.

[@HelloKurse]

You get it now?

[@Fanfan30303]

@@HelloKurse fair points, fair points

[@AdonisNineteen99]

Toy Story tried to warn us too😱🙄

[@Bluecollarjoe6B9]

This was an adaptation from Philip K Dick’s book, The Minority Report.

[@TiGGowich]

For those who want to watch something similar... the only other show I know exists that deals with the same issue but goes into way more depth than this is "Psycho Pass" . It is an anime so it might not be for everyone, but if you love minority report, I guarantee you will absolutely fall in love with Psycho Pass. Essentially it's about a dystopian society in the future where every person has a "crime coefficient". When it reaches certain thresholds, the police step in and either arrest you, bring you into an institution to get the coefficient down, or if it's too high they may even be allowed to shoot you on the spot. I won't say anymore as to avoid spoilers but believe me it is easily in the top 10 shows that I've ever watched (at least season 1 is, season 2 sucks), and it is so crazy to think how close we are to this becoming a reality.

[@ReviveHF]

Total Recall (Both 1990 and 2012 version) tried to warned us too.

[@ThoughtFrontier2050]

Tell that to Elon Musk.

[@rumblingprune1525]

Wow it’s been a long time since I’ve seen this movie. Never thought I’d ever seen you review this underrated film.

[@Magic_monkey_man]

Man, this movie is so good. I haven't seen it for a couple if years, I need to rewatch it

[@Xamry]

I happened to watch the episode about cobalt mining and pregnant women crisis in Haiti. It’s heartbreaking. Utter humanitarian crises.

[@leroycortes8236]

Based on a book Hollywood doesn't create crap..or only create crap

[@alassesinda]

No one mentioned or remember "Person of Interest"?

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[@claudiabothma]

Fellow epileptic here. Yup, time and day is a huge issue for me in general. Waking confused and panicked is nasty.

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Aura singlehandedly sponsoring every single video on KZbin

[@iTalkReckless247]

Excellent video as always Moon. Love your content. Great work! 💯💕

[@SilverSpectre90]

I still don't understand why people think this future is not happening when in reality we are living it or about to live in (just for an inch) Besides this, one of the most underrated action-thriller detective movie ever created and the most underrated role for Tom Cruise in his hole career.

[@ChristopherLizon]

The first guy caught would be today tried for attempted murder. If they can prove he was going to complete the murder only then will they be guilty.

[@jasctt]

Good Video and the movie is really good. However, here is my theory about the ending. Remember when the warden says that the perps get to live out their dreams? John is able to escape and get justice and reunite with his wife and have another child and Agnes and the precogs are safe. All his dreams come true. He never escaped.

[@SuburbanSlave]

I agree, I didn't get it until I'd watched the film twice. The ending stuck me as a little "pat" and way too happy. The story ends 15 minutes before the movie ends. John is stuck in his pod, until the end of his life, dreaming of how his life should be. When I realized this, then I really got a chill up my spine!

[@beaucameron5110]

Hollywood tells you the past, present and the future. Fact.

[@louishurr393]

Funny when the tech in Minority Report starts looking normal or even slightly antiquated.

[@Feroste]

Free will doesn't exist and neither does determinism. All possibilities are explored.

[@Doubleaa500]

Determinism also seems to lead to us only having one purpose and one moment that defines us, but our whole experience makes us who we are!!

[@robertlockwood3277]

Definitely a great movie and most certainly underrated and misunderstood. Nice concise video as always.

[@Lookin-at-the-Man]

This video hits on every point about one of the best movies ever.

[@tyizzle80]

A very underatted movie.

[@yourstrulyfocused]

This was such a dope movie back in the day, great job drawing those parallels to todays reality 💯

[@thatguychris5654]

The universe is NOT random, it is chaotic. Huge difference.

[@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69]

Doesn't appear to be chaotic but more so ordered.

[@ryucartel351]

​@@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69We are always experiencing a constant ordering of chaos. That's what "reality" is. Potentiality constantly solidifying itself into the most efficient outcomes possible for energy to express itself, and experience itself, via us, humans😊❤️

[@Katrina-mx2sf]

​@@ryucartel351that's a cool way of putting our reality

[@grin2a715]

I see you haven't studied probability theory

[@senseiseagal1983]

Moon be AI'ing the heck out of this channel now. Adapt or die I guess

[@cinematicronin]

thank you for making a fantastic video about a movie i love dearly

[@Sly88Frye]

Honestly when seeing the film back when it first came out in theaters back then for a future like that to become anything close to what reality is now I would not have foreseen. Such a brilliant film

[@superstar7playes303]

Great, now I wanna watch the movie, but I already know the story. 😂 BTW, we finally got a video that ended on a slightly positive note!✨️

[@davidkeene64]

The funniest bit is when he's blindfolded and he takes a swig of that unknown liquid (not milk).

[@novishield]

Wanted to catch one of these early Your probably one of the highest quality video essay creators I’ve seen Videos like the one about Xi Jinpin and on 1984 where some of my favorites Keep fueling my paranoia and my curiosity

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

Thanks for refreshing my memory of this great film. You’re absolutely right most of the predictions in it have now become true. I think the major premise of the film that paranormals will be able to prevent most crimes by predicting the future isn’t very plausible, nor do I think determinism’s denial of the concept of responsibility means there won’t be the necessity to still punish criminals. Also there are philosophers like the late Daniel Dennett who believed the concepts of determinism and free will aren’t really incompatible. But otherwise minority report reaffirms Spielberg’s reputation as a great film maker and the way he used an old Philip K. Dick story as his launching pad for the movie was like turning a wright brothers biplane into a jet fighter. ⚛️

[@jesta8922]

Love that this is both a movie recap but it actually have real lessons branching out

[@termometer3]

For me was this one of the weirdest movies i saw back in they day when it came out.

[@S1ph3r]

Pausing and coming back, because I’ve actually never seen minority report

[@TiGGowich]

damn you are in for a treat haha. I am actually kind of jealous that you are watching it for the first time

[@S1ph3r]

@@TiGGowichjust finished watching it, couple plot holes but overall pretty good 👍 4/5

[@alexispaterson814]

Facial recognition has been used in the UK for years at large Football matches. And the Scottish police wants to roll it out country wide.

[@JohnSmith-sh3vs]

the man who wrote the book (Phillip K. Dick - who has also had loads of his 'sci-fi novels' turned into blockbusters) - thought of this in 1956..! - as he did in other novels at that time period, like 'A Scanner Darkly' (also a movie)

[@paulmorris1834]

Love this movie, I’m ready for moon to eloquently tell me why I’m right hahaha

[@ceu160193]

Future isn't fixed, but your decisions are. With enough information about you, your actions can be calculated and predicted with high accuracy, because you are you - your preferences, your personality traits, your experience.

[@RideForRuin]

Thought you meant the KZbin channel at first

[@RideForRuin]

With Sam Seder

[@user-eu2xd4tw4v]

Great video. Favorite movie.

[@daddyreeeco]

Welp Alpha fron whisperers wasnt able to precog zombies hahaha

[@WarioSaysSo]

Minority Report is a good movie, but not so much thanks to Tom Cruise as his character/role could have been done by a bunch of better actors at the time. Most good movies Cruise been in are all roles that could been done just as good or better because Cruise is role-wise very limited, self-centered and not a very fexible actor with other tallents on same scenes his character is in = reason why near ALL his movie scenes are just with him. And the narcisistic and egotistic sides of Cruise shines through, making him not genuine. In this movie for ex. I would rather have had Gerard Butler, Christian Bale, Matt Damon, Thomas Jane or Liam Neeson for some examples.

[@SocietyIsCollapsing]

This just in: we're all fkd. Ok, it's not just in...

[@joebazooks]

media like this does not predict but inspires or invokes the future...

[@Synflood-dot-txt]

Love your videos dude

[@eyeofodin01]

Check out Phillip K Dick's works. The dude was an absolute visionary and Oracle. He literally wrote down almost every way that our world works today far before it happened. This entire video is just a reflection of his genius.

[@bigduke5902]

Literally wrote

[@Earl_E_Burd]

Literarily wrote

[@UnafraidToFeelFear]

I agree and Well, idiocracy is the greatest documentary of all time

[@DRATERI]

Good vid broski

[@eddiewillers1]

So, the murder rate goes down, but what of the manslaughter rate?

[@foff-666]

You forgot a major point here: Phillip K. Dick, who wrote Minority Report, believed he was getting visions of a parallel universe where this society and technology depicted in the film actually exists, not a work of pure fiction.

[@nickmattio3397]

How about the PreCogs being adaptive AI today

[@AlienBigCat23]

PKD. A prophet who used that ''pulp genre' Science Fiction to obscure his philosophy, so that we may find it, as a gem amongst the coal, the better to exalt our spirits. I hope his new iterative incarnation is as good, if not better, than his last.

[@thejoker0123]

ah Minority Report love that movie one of the best from Spielberg it's amazing how movies like this become more relevant today as it did back when it was released

[@GamerFromJump]

The funny thing is, they had to make those crime algorithms actually _less accurate_ because they kept spitting back answers that were too un-PC to use.

[@Vik-005]

Next on Enemy of the State movie starring Will Smith. It was way too advance and told us a future we didn't believed in initially.

[@thechronic555]

One thing that doesn't get enough attention I believe is the fact that they just kidnapped those precogs and used them as tools they were living breathing human beings

[@strayo3495]

I always try to appreciate the present because of all the tech that will change the world in the future. Love this channel.🙏

[@stoneheart7628]

and not for the better either

[@strayo3495]

@@stoneheart7628 yeah obviously

[@TechnophileGadgets]

This wasn’t social commentary it was a film review 😂

[@biffbenedict1603]

cars infotainment centers collect and send to car manufacture the info gathered from phones plugged into them. That info is worth billions for the makers.

[@Replicant2600]

We’re living Idocracy and minority report at the same time, while headed toward 1984.

[@Dr_Holiday]

The fact that Guantanomo Bay is still holding many innocent people with proper court is sick.

[@zmbdog]

I think the more fitting angle of the ball analogy is that he caught it, but he just as easily could've let it fall. If the computer sees him catching it does that mean there was no chance that he wouldn't?

[@neondystopian]

I bet you anything that it's not "hidden."

[@Cube-3710]

Don't Look Into Future, Just Let it Build up Itself!

[@bigv6724]

Not long ago a car jacker took a newer camero and stopped by Onstar for the police.

[@0ptimal]

7:24 Exactly. People need to understand this.

[@audreyquinn73]

And, Gitmo is still incarcerating men there over 20 years after 9/11. 😢

[@abubaca2683]

The 6th is like Guantanamo Bay. They imprisoned many without having committed a crime.

[@tjlambaes]

That Lexus is so bad ass. They actually made a commercial for tv using the car from the movie. Minority report is in my top ten favorite movies.

[@-SteampunkTraveler-]

Bro press F for people with OCD , we bouta get arrested for our intrusive thoughts bruuuh

[@blackace001]

Isnt it IRONIC this movie is acted out by a guy that likes being worshiped in that cult church of 'Scientology'

[@bushwentto711]

I bet moon the type of guy that enjoyed english class in school

[@AdventureSam]

All of you need to watch the following: Matrix Joker Taxi driver Groundhog Day Fight club American psycho The Truman show They live Bubble boy American beauty V for vendetta Equilibrium Into the wild Dark city Leave the world behind Existenz Twelve monkeys The devils advocate The scent of a woman The 13th floor Minority report

[@dcooper368]

It also shows that in some sense freewill and a "perfect" society don't really mix well at all. to make a society perfect you must take on many rules and regulations and to go to absolute perfection you would need to do something like what was done in minority report. this is echoed in many other examples of "perfect" societies theyre always built on a deep dark secret that once known destroys them from within.

[@uhnborhn5032]

There's nothing "perfect" about trying to force reality into your idealized society. You're not just being a tyrant against humanity, you're trying to control the uncertainty within existence.

[@pheebsbee1280]

The movie was ruined by Colin Farrel's maniacal, non-stop gum chewing.

[@theflexitech]

The minority report video game on I think xbox, provided me hours of entertainment. I have always thought about this, and there for sure is enough information collected on people, I can see how people would want to start using that info to prosecute people. Maybe why so many people are open about their sexuality now, is people realize privacy is going away. The churches and clubs of the world can't hide who you are anymore I guess? wild.