A question of free will and the power of the state wrapped inside a murder mystery
Minority Report directed by Steven Spielberg was another film inspired by the work of famed sci-fi writer Philip K. Dick.<br /><br />The story is set in 2054 in Virginia and Washington D.C. where the government has created PreCrime. It uses three psychics to warn of future murders. A special unit, led by Tom Cruise as John Anderton then goes out and arrests the perpetrators before they can commit their acts. The system works so well that the administrator Director Burgess played by Max von Sydow is ready to spread PreCrime nationwide. The dilemma arises when Anderton is accused of a future crime and his unit chases after him. Because he knows the system so well he runs in an attempt to prove his innocence.<br /><br />The film is full of action, mystery and suspense. For example, Anderton goes to a crooked doctor he once arrested to give him a face job so that he might infiltrate the PreCrime center. While there his unit shows up and sends electronic spiders into all the apartments looking for him. They scan people’s eyes to identify them. Could Anderton’s surgery take effect before the spider’s reach him? Anderton then kidnaps one of the psychics called precogs called Agatha played by Samantha Morton. They escape through a mall. Agatha is able to tell Anderton when to stop, where to turn, and when to run because she can see the future. A very elaborate sequence, excellently filmed by Spielberg.<br /><br />In the end, the movie is really about free will and the power of the state. Can the government arrest people before they even do anything? What if someone just had elaborate thoughts about killing someone, could they be detained for that? Most importantly does getting arrested for a pre-crime mean people have no way to choose their own path or are their future already pre-determined by some sort of fate? Would this be the first step towards a police state where the government can arrest people just for what they think? Could the system be manipulated and the innocent be arrested for things they would never be able to prove their innocence because they were taken in before they even did anything? Legally, what would this mean for the American justice system where people are considered innocent until proven guilty since being arrested for a pre-crime is based upon guilt? This is another layer to the film, which makes it so interesting along with all the other elements.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Cruise/Farrell/Morton/Von Sydow ~ Minority Report.