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Review: Minority Report

Minority Report (Dir.: Steven Spielberg)

Minority Report from the maestro, Steven Spielberg, is a sci-fi film which deals with a number of complicated themes intertwined with each other.
Tom Cruise stars in the role of a crime prevention official in a futuristic world ridden free of crime through pre-emptive measures taken to thwart potential criminals.

Minority Report deals with the concept of free will and human rights, as the plot thickens with Cruise?s character finding himself turn from hunter to hunted in a weird turn of events. The film?s greatness lies in not shying away from themes leaving them half-baked but following through on what it starts towards conclusions which are, of course, its own with which one can certainly choose to differ.

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