Minority Report

[charlie clown]

watched it for the first time on the box the other night, typical cruise vehicle, i.e. it seemed pretty watchable but its not that great a film.... but I fell asleep once, then had to sort something out with the kids at one point and then got interrupted by visitors n all..... so I missed some of the back fill of the story..... I think I caught up with most of it but what wan't cler in the bits I saw was: what is the connection (if any) between the disappearance of his son and the chief murdering the pre-cog's mother?

Edited December 28, 2005 by charlie clown

[Guest DanTheDaggerman]

what is the connection (if any) between the disappearance of his son and the chief murdering the pre-cog's mother?

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No connection between the two.

 

DTD

[charlie clown]

great pointless plot lines of our time (no.37 in a series of 50) then....

[stressederic]

Its not a bad film, in fairness and I am definitely not a fan of Spielberg.

 

With that in mind, the scene where his son vanishes from the pool is tremendously effective.

[Guest Jack Bauer]

I think it's a good film, did you know that the happy ending may just be Tom Cruises dream? Kind of like Taxi Driver were he ends up being a hero to the press, the girl gets into his cab and is all loving on him, but it could all be a dream. All after his shoot out. Same with Minority Report, everything goes well for Cruise after he is arrested and incarcerated, the wheelchair guy said that all his dreams would come true. I like that idea better.

[Guest Jack Bauer]

Which leaves room for Speilbergs happy happy ending, but may not actually be happy just in his imagination when he is really in prison hahahahahha. loser.