MINORITY REPORT (2002) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION! 

This movie doesn't necessarily get a bad rep, but it's so underrated. Truly a great sci-fi movie. The interface they come up with to interact with holographics has already been inspiration for tons of other stories, movies, games, tech. It wasn't the first interpretation of it, but one of the best.

There are a lot of other good movies based on Philip K. Dick novels: Blade Runner; Total Recall; The Adjustment Bureau; Imposter; A Scanner Darkly. I was surprised how many there are, actually. There are over 25, most of whick I haven't seen. Also, the hotel manager is Tom Cruise's cousin William Mapother. And now off I go to clean my fridge.

Arguably one of the greatest Sci-fi films ever made, and amongst Spielberg's best films in his filmography. Great reaction bros! 👍🏿

You guys have to do War of the Worlds with Tom Cruise at some point. Spielberg and Cruise are a hell of a combo.

Cruise was on fire in the early 2000's! Magnolia (1999) Mission Impossible 2 (2000) Vanilla Sky (2001) Minority Report (2002) Last Samurai (2003) Collateral (2004)

I got this notification and yelled "Hell yeah!" Oh shoot I forgot about the eyes! Lol. You guys are absolutely great at this!!!!

This movie was on repeat when I first saw it! Shout out to you two for reviewing and uploading it. It got me outta a deep depression at 17. Such a horrible time in my life, but I would secretly order PPV on cable and it would wake me up and put me to sleep. This and “Inception” when I got a little older the depression came back! Thank GOD that I was delivered from that and YOU GUYS are mental medicine! God bless and keep you 💪🏽💯💋

I wish you'd have shown. your reaction to Agatha's story about John's son and the future he never got. I tear up every time.

Originally, this was going to be a sequel to Total Recall, but Spielberg took the reins and made it into a standalone movie instead.

I love all of the creepy moments in this film. The drug dealer that looks like he came out of an Alice in Chains music video, the bit with Agatha telling the woman not to go home, the eyeball removal, and so on. Also I appreciate the bittersweet ending, considering that the precogs have to go into hiding and all Agatha has left of her mother is the footage of her death. ... in the meantime, I hope the guy at the beginning got a divorce.

Stranger Things did not get inspired by Minority Report. The sensory deprivation setup the Pre-Cogs had was actually based on 1960’s sensory deprivation tanks that scientists used to analyze the brain as they studied the possibilities of telekinesis and other mental skills. The multi-tasking gestures used in Minority Report are not new either. It is tech the U.S. government was already using at DOJ and the Pentagon in the early 90’s. It’s tech that eventually will become available to the public, like most military equipment and tech does. They will have it and use it for decades then issue the old versions of that tool to the public. It’s new and amazing to us, but old and uninteresting to them. Much like the flying aircraft carrier from the Avengers movie and it’s cloaking tech. They had a special on the Military Channel all the way back in 2004 about them using that very same tech on Marine uniforms and different vehicles and aircrafts. The movies show you a small portion of what’s really out there, but will never divulge ALL.

I prefer the original short story for this one... they dumbed down the premise slightly for the movie. Here in this movie, the three precogs are essentially a 3 vote system on guilt. The precog that votes not guilty "sees" the crime better than the other two and that's why he's not guilty. The precogs are all seeing the same event in parallel. In the original short story, the precogs are in series, not parallel. The first precog sees that he is going to commit the murder. The second precog sees him not commit the murder because he found out he was going to do it. The third precog sees him investigate why he was going to commit the murder and in the course of the investigation, realizes that they guy needed killing - and he kills him anyway. So in the short story, Anderton is actually guilty of the murder, but for cause.

Guy at the beginning had his arm drawn back ready to plunge the scissors into the wife. An argument can be made for this murder being a foregone conclusion. But he still didn't actually do it.

Just to clarify, the very first prevented murder wasn't a case of just the guy thinking of murdering his wife & her lover. We definitely see him try to stab her before Anderton grabs him. As John said to Danny, the precogs don't see what you intend to do, only what you will do. Of course, they weren't aware that minority reports exist. But those still concern alternate actions rather than thoughts. Both alternate actions that were shown to us, John not murdering Crowe & Lamar not murdering John, didn't involve minority reports and instead were cases of the perpetrators being informed of their futures by the precog visions.

My blind dad had to move in with me when the insurance he had paid for for 40 years only covered 6 months worth of medical care (America!). I used this movie for inspiration and tied rope strings to the bathroom and kitchen so he wouldn't walk into a wall or fall down the basement stairs. And I'll be honest, as a bachelor, my fridge didn't look much better than that guy's. I had to clean it out and make sure there was nothing expired he could grab.

One of the underrated moments of the movie is its subplot: A detective having to solve his own crime, when he is not the victim, but the murderer. And also the depiction of a surveillance state that is going to the level of mind reading - one of Philip K. Dicks ("Blade Runner") themes, who wrote the short story this was based on. Other movies based on PKD using similar themes as this one are "Paycheck" and "Next". Movies also having a similar style in future technology are Steven Spielberg's "A.I.", a project he inherited from Stanley Kubrick, , and "I, Robot" with Wil Smith. You might want to put an eye on those movies, too … (pun intended) Btw, the woman in the mall warned by Agatha was Lucy Liu. (O-Ren Ishii from "Kill Bill", or one of Charlie's Angels) The isolation tanks are an idea back from the 70s, where they were actually used in research of ESP (extra sensory perception). That's why they show up in "Stranger Things".

The precogs see the future of events to their conclusion. The precrime police intervene before the point of conclusion. The perpetrator has no true idea on how the events will pan out. Anderton, on the other hand, had information of his destiny and chose not to kill Crow as he had already seen his future crime, and with that knowledge, he can make a different choice to change his future.

Agatha is the actress who plays Alpha in Walking Dead by the way

You guys should watch Jack Reacher 2012 with Tom Cruise. It's really good definitely worth a watch.

There is a school of thought that the end is just a dream (after Anderson gets haloed). The guy in the wheelchair even says that you dream when you’re under and “they say all your dreams come true”. Right after that his wife starts helping, he solves the crime and gets everything he wanted. 🤔🤷‍♂️ Dunno if it’s true but it fits the script and makes the ending super dark.

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Something lost on audiences today, I think, 20+ years later, is how the horrific events of Sep. 11, 2001 were very fresh and personal to everyone watching this movie. Should the police employ racial profiling? Should we suspect people for how they look or act? Should we punish otherwise innocent people simply for what they think or believe? Or for something they publish on the internet? What if we could be REALLY sure a terrorist act was about to be committed by a certain person? Put another way: Just how far are we willing to go as a society to prevent another 9/11 from every happening again? (Or a mass shooting, for that matter.) Are we willing to abandon our expectations of privacy? Our very civil rights? All in the name of "protecting society?" These are pretty essential questions, and I can't watch this movie today without being taken right back to 2002 when these questions were raw and fresh in every audience member's thinking.

There was a short-lived TV series based on the movie that takes place 10 years later, with one of the Precog twins Dash comes to help a couple of cops try to stop terrorists, government spies, corrupt cops, politicians and other occurrences. It was cancelled after 10 episodes.

Little fun fact. Spielberg got inspired for the car assembly line chase sequence by his friend George Lucas doing exactly the same in Star Wars Attack of the Clones. When Anakin and Padme have to fight their way out of the droid factory.

My only issue with this film is the ending. It's a sci-fi film noir, and film noirs do not have happy endings. I wanted a truly dark ending for the movie.

When Tom Cruise is yelling, "SEAN!" in this movie during the pool scene, I can't help but laugh. It's because of the meme of Ethan yelling Shaun over and over in the video game Heavy Rain ... I can't get it out of my head.

"Ads directed at you.. that'll be annoying". LOL. Welcome to 2022, it came true.

Such a good film! Please do Collateral with Tom Cruise.

I knew how much of an amazing actor Collin Farrell from this movie. Then “In Bruges” cemented it.

A few years ago there was a TV series sequel to this movie. One of the brothers couldn't handle still having the murder nightmares and became a vigilante to try to prevent the murders. He's found out by a cop and they team up. It lasted a season.

"Is this what Stranger Things was inspired by?" Stranger Things is the ultimate mash up of genre influences: Eleven's origin story most closely matches that of Charlie from Stephen King's "Firestarter." (They both reference MK Ultra, the CIA's experiments with mind altering drugs) Her powers are similar to Tetsuo and the kids from "Akira" who all had numbers tattooed to their hands like she had on her wrist. The way they were pitted against one another to push their potential is reminiscent of "Ender's Game." And the "hairnet" skull electrode interfaces look a lot like they do in this movie.

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I have had my eyes taken out of my head to adjust the muscles on each side of them. It's called bilateral eye surgery. I could not be in any light and had bandages on my eyes for a long time. It was very painful.

From mission impossible 4 to 6. These are easily some of the best action movies ever made:) all 3 would be in the top 50.

Another movie based on Philip K Dick that you guys should react to is Blade Runner. Also react to Blade Runner 2049.

Cruise and Spielberg make great entertaining movies for decades

I hope one day you guys are reacting to Jerry Maguire (1996)

You guys topped my favorite youtube reactors known as whitenoisereaction. You guys keep up the content and keep doin you. Thank you for the entertainment. 🔥🔥🔥

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HEY!!!! LOVES , WATCH ( WAR OF WORLD ) SO GOOD. TOM CRUISE'S BROTHER WAS THE GUY WITH THE BUILDING LIST , LOL. MUCH LOV

You two ALWAYS make my day!

Yall missed the line in the movie that said the precoggs don't see what you intend to do only what you will do and they're never wrong. It what when he was talking to the old lady in the garden. This is my favorite Tom Cruz movie.

Y'all should watch "Surrogates" with Bruce Willis.

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Saw this in theaters when it came out and I was blown away, too. Everything about it was just so mesmerizing, from the visual looks, the worlds building, some of the individual shots, the film noir approach, etc. And honestly, if you just did a Tom Cruise marathon and only watched his movies for a month straight, you couldn’t go wrong lol, Spielberg too for that matter.

Would you guys like to react to Solomon Kane? If you haven’t already?

Could you guys watch the Umbrella Academy the 3rd season just finished so it's a perfect series to watch if you haven't see it already

The third act is theorized to be Tom cruise fantasy he has in his head since he's locked away.... cause it's too perfect

12:35 - I am impressed how quickly you picked up on this!

Can you guys do close encounters from Spielberg

Thus is tom cruise best work I was blown away

I thought you were going to peace on out like John’s eyeball.

Figured it out right outta the gate! So proud of you! You guys have become like RU-vid sons to me, 😄 (Yes, I AM that old. Profile pic is from 13 years ago! Hush.)

I absolutely love you guys! You make my day! Don’t change a thing about your channel. It’s perfect!

If I remember correctly they consulted scientists, asking them what technology would probably be in every day use, based on current experimental research, that far into the future and how it might interact with us. They did a great job.

Next movie: The Ghost and the Darkness And are you guys ever going to watch the short documentary I have mentioned several times in the past?

You guys should watch the players club!!!! Cult classic and really underrated It’s a combo of comedy and drama

Also some damn good acting on Tom’s part. I’m not a fan of a lot of his performances but he really draws you in here

No doubt the breakout film for Colin Farrell

Not to mention that just because you intend to kill someone doesn't mean you will be able to. Failed assassination attempts are a perfect example.

Just realized the doctor that changes his eyes in this movie is the psychiatrist in the video game Until Dawn. (Peter Stormare)

i love how the "doctor" has just 2 of everything in his fridge, one fresh and one rotten

Me: I'm so glad they're watching Minority Report Also Me: You need to watch Jerry Maguire DAMMIT!! 😊

2:07 Is your brother smokin' too much pot or something? 😅🤣🤪

I must say, this movie holds up in 2022

good time-travel sci-fi movies: (not ranked, just listed) 1. 12 Monkeys (1995) (bruce willis) 2. Deja Vu (2006) (danzel washington) 3. Butterfly Effect (2004) 4. Edge of Tomorrow (2014) (tom cruise) 5. Flight of the Navigator (1986) 6. Back to the Future trilogy 7. Time Machine (2002) ---------------- good sci-fi movies: (not ranked, just listed) 1. 12 monkeys 2. Deja Vu 3. oblivion (2013) 4. flight of the navigator 5. matrix 6. aeon flux (2005) (this was actually made by MTV) 7. minority report (2002) 8. back to future 9. terminator 1 and 2 and salvation 10. aliens 11. 5th element (mostly for milla jovovich sexy debut, the story/plot was krap though, but still a good cheezy movie) 12. robocop (original) 13. iron man 1 14. star wars (1-6) (NOT disney) 15. edge of tomorrow 16. butterfly effect 17. jurassic park 1 and 2 18. alita battle angel 19. life 20. annihilation 21. upgrade 22. divergent (1) 23. I Frankenstein 24. I Robot 25. Chronicles of Riddick 26. planet of the apes (2001) 27. Time Machine (2002) 28. The Adromeda Strain 29. The Lawnmower Man 30. Hulk (2003) 31. Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008) 32. Mars Attacks 33. I Am Number 4 34. I Am Legend 35. Resident Evil 1 and 2 36. Underworld 1 37. A Sound of Thunder 38. Star Trek (2009) 39. Star Trek: Into Darkness 40. Firestarter (1) 41. Firestarter 2: Rekindled 42. Ghost Busters (the original) 43. The Last Star Fighter 44. Short Circuit 1 and 2 45. Batteries Not included (1) 46. Honey I Shrunk the Kids 47. The Rocketeer 48. Congo 49. Judge Dredd (old with stallone and new with the psychic girl partner) 50. Mothman Prophesies 51. Waterworld 52. Escape from L.A. 53. Unbreakable 54. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 55. Vanilla Sky 56. 28 Days Later 57. 28 Weeks Later 58. Equilibrium 59. Signs 60. District 13 61. Doom 62. The Island (2005, and the debut of scarlet johanson) 63. Serenity (2005, movie of firefly tv series) 64. Stealth 65. Jumanji (1995) 66. Ultraviolet 67. V for Vendetta 68. X-Men (1-3) 69. X-Men Origins: Wolverine 70. TMNT (the original, 1990) 71. City of Ember 72. Doomsday (2008) 73. Jumper (2008) 74. Army of Darkness (1992) 75. G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra 76. Green Lantern (2011) 77. Knowing (2009) 78. Push (2009) 79. Doctor Strange 80. Surrogates (2009) 81. Daybreakers (2010) 82. Captain America the First Avenger 83. The Avengers (1) 84. Limitless 85. Real Steel 86. X-Men First Class 87. Batman trilogy (begins, dark knight, rise) 88. Sucker Punch 89. John Carter 90. Man of Steel 91. World War Z 92. Ant Man (1) 93. Logan

Please watch "THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT" if yet not watch. Thank you for the reactions

Here’s our fake reaction. They didn’t know Spielberg directed this.🤦🏼🙄 Right😜

I wished I could get Lasik since it came out but I made the mistake of watching a video of the procedure. Now I could never do it.

He did pick up the scissors though

then there's Paycheck

When Anderson was getting ready to box that guy at first I'm like haha he's so g___ oh DAMN! COVER YOUR FACE! WHY AREN'T YOU BLOCKING! 😅😂

Another movie you guys might enjoy is Paycheck starring Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman

This is not only one of Tom Cruise’s best movies but Spielberg’s best as well. When the surgeon sneezed into his hand I about died from equal parts laughing and disgust.

Remember when this seemed like science fiction. They're talking about doing this. For real. Just with A.I. Another great Spielberg movie, come to think of it.

Hi guys great video as always have some movie recommendations for future patreon polls for future movie reactions on to my recommendations in no particular order Sicario(2015) ,heat(1995) and finally prisoners (2013) best regards to you both as always

The problem with pre-crime is how do you prosecute some act that DIDN'T HAPPEN because it was foreseen and prevented? There's a big difference between murder and attempted murder. It's a biggest issue with policing, police are REACTIVE to crime, not preventative for the most part.

Fun fact: the hotel clerk is William Mapother, real life cousin to Tom Cruise. Personally my #1 favorite Philip K. Dick movie adaptation.

"Ads like literally advertise towards you." "Man, that'd be annoying as shyt." Tell me about it. Personalized ads are constantly tracking me across the internet. Great reaction to one of my favorite Sci Fi movies, guys. Thanks!

Would be awesome to own spyder bots and a concussion rifle. And who else wishes that DreamWeaver Cyber Parlor existed? Would be awesome. Interesting fact that the hotel clerk is Tom Cruise's cousin.

Please react to these 2 movies : 1. A Korean movie called Miracle in Cell no. 7. It is based on a true story about a man who was falsely convicted for a crime he did not commit : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_in_Cell_No._7 2. A serial movie called 18 Again. It is based on an American movie called 17 Again, starring Zac Efron as the main character : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/18_Again You won't regret reacting to these movies. I'm waiting for your reaction now, hehehe😁

What it comes down to is interruption of reflex. Much murder is reflexive, not truly deliberative. Most people, upon reflection, decide the repercussions of murder is not worth the act. Without reflection, without deliberation, emotional reflex too often leads to death (see statistics on gun violence). Rather than criminalizing it, potential murderers should be put in therapy, not halo'ed imprisonment. To return to the example of the rolling ball caught as it falls off the counter: if the guy had been started by a yell of "Don't touch that!", his reflex to catch it would have had him allow it to fall. Intervention is great, but incarceration is not the best consequence. Love you guys loving this. It is a really tight, excellent film.

reaction Gerald's Game 2017 Amzing movie thank you

Underated?! 358 mil gross earnings and 90% rotten tomatoes, average 6.1 weeks run per theater....

The actor Peter Stormare who plays the doctor who removes Tom’s eye. I met him on the tv show Prison Break. I used to work for a security company for the show. I have paperwork of his death party he threw in Chicago and I got to meet his mom. Peter always plays the bad guys but he was such a cool dude to talk to all the time

Damn, you guys roasted the precogs so much, they're just humans bro lol. Nice reaction though, love this film!

Have you guys watched #Oblivion . Another really good Tom Cruise movie.

23:37 "Don't roll your eyes at me.......!!" Hahahaha........OK, I'll leave now.

Tom Cruise in an excellent actor!!! The movie was well cast, the plot was well developed and that is one thing that is missing from current movies today.

Hey, awesome channel! I'm one half of a set of fraternal twin brothers as well, so I consider myself in the secret club. Haha. I wanted to recommend an underrated Sci-Fi classic that most people have never heard of but is among the most mind blowing sci-fi plots in history, called "Predestination" starring Ethan Hawke. I think you and your bro would enjoy it immensely.

Ya'll should watch Das Boot (Directors cut) in the original German, one of the best movies ever made

Don't think they have the smarts to understand complex movies! 👎👎👎

This is one of those movies that you will think about multiple times for the rest of your life, even if you don't like the movie. There are a few concept movies that just stick with you. Memento, Inception, Truman Show, Donnie Darko, Interstellar, Ex Machina, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Once you watch them, your brain just randomly drifts back to thinking about them whenever there's not much going on.

Minority Report stands among the best science fiction.

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

I think the guy who's watching Agatha is totally creepy. The way he talks to her and acts like she's just his it's really really uncomfortable

Suuuuuch a good movie! Yet another movie based on Sci-Fi short stories from several twentieth century futurist authors.

This wasn't edited particularly well. Too much missing, some reactions seem to reference you saying things not in the video, etc

OMG I love this film. Doesn’t get the love it deserves

I CAN’T WAIT TO WATCH YOU GUYS!! I can’t begin to tell you how you make my day better!! 🫣🤗🥰