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251 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Mastodon, TMDB reviews, Lemmy) · newest Nov 4, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
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Minority Report is a 2002 science fiction action thriller film, directed by Steven Spielberg, starring Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell and Samantha Morton.
- 235 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, Mastodon, TMDB reviews, Lemmy
- posts span Apr 13, 2016 to Nov 4, 2026
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60 of 251 · most liked firstThere’s a scene in the dystopian sci-fi movie Minority Report where Tom Cruise’s character is riding in an autonomous vehicle that gets remotely commandeered by the police to bring him into custody. The audience is supposed to see this as flagrant disregard for privacy and due process.
neutral · AI labelView post →Steven Spielberg on the first day of making Minority Report: when this movie is released everyone will finally realize the dangers of magic bald women who live together in a bathtub
neutral · AI labelView post →If you're looking for a free movie streamer, see if your local library does @kanopy.com. They've currently got The Zone of Interest, Minority Report, I Saw the TV Glow, The Conversation, the original Indian Jones movies, etc. Also rare older stuff like Trace of Stones (1966). Kanopy is neat.
neutral · AI labelView post →If you released a movie titled “Minority Report” with the premise of arresting people who have committed no crimes it might hit differently nowadays.
neutral · AI labelView post →Minority Report is such a wild movie because half the technology is like just a hologram version of stuff we’d have 10 years later and then they just throw in self driving cars that magnetically go up the side of buildings for no real reason.
neutral · AI labelView post →I’ll tell you a videogame that was simultaneously extremely good and absolutely unplayable and it was the Minority Report game that has zero redeeming qualities except for the devs seeing the non lethal sound gun in the movie and deciding everyone you hit should ragdoll 30 feet
neutral · AI labelView post →UX designers: the hand waving interface stuff from Minority Report is so fucking cool Their employers, who watched the rest of the movie:
neutral · AI labelView post →So much of the future-tech in the 2002 film Minority Report now exists, so I think it's finally time to start making Samantha Morton psychic.
neutral · AI labelView post →One of my more pedantic nitpicks is finding it annoying that people forget that in the movie Minority Report the "tech" was not AI or fancy algos but three psychic orphans with weird drug-induced aliments who spend most of their time in a milk pool
neutral · AI labelView post →How will we get our news in 10 years? The 2002 Tom Cruise movie Minority Report is pretty close, @karaswisher.bsky.social tells Jeffrey Goldberg on @washingtonweekpbs.bsky.social with @theatlantic.com Full interview here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxHp...
neutral · AI labelView post →Imagine if Minority Report and Idiocracy merged and became one movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →FARGO TODAY, OR ANOTHER COEN FILM? BLADERUNNER 2049? MINORITY REPORT? BLUES BROTHERS? A CLASSIC NOIR FILM? WHAT DO I DO TED WHAT DO I DO
neutral · AI labelView post →This is my poster for Minority Report - Tom Cruise running of course! Love this movie. You wouldn't believe how long it took to do that alleyway! Sadly never got printed.
positive · AI labelView post →Because someone saw and loved Minority Report and even though the whole film is a cautionary tale about prosecuting people before they do something, modern tech is all about watching sci fi films and doing the thing the films warned against. It's why we have Palantir and Soylent.
neutral · AI labelView post →It's either the time a girl left to go to the bathroom 15 minutes into Minority Report and just . . . never came back or the time an extremely attractive goth chick got WAY WAY WAY too into an artsy film about a necrophiliac female undertaker. Stopped going to that theatre after that.
neutral · AI labelView post →Wish the part under criminal affiliations was showing too- because Rubio claims they can deport for “future crimes” like he thinks the sci-fi movie Minority Report is modern justice
neutral · AI labelView post →That Chris Pratt "watch me use a computer for 2 hours" Minority Report wanna be movie looks horrendous but I respect the HELL out of Rebecca Ferguson for what appears to be a leading role she could have shot in like 2 days of work all while sitting down. THAT'S a pro
neutral · AI labelView post →As portrayed in the 2002-ish film "Minority Report." In one scene, Cruise is walking through a mall (or similar), and all the flashing ads begin addressing him personally.
neutral · AI labelView post →It's weird, I like Minority Report as a movie but I don't think if it as a Spielberg movie in my mind, it's very much a Tom Cruise movie in my head. Where as War of the Worlds definitely is a Speilberg movie, despite also starring Tom Cruise.
positive · AI labelView post →A new amendment to the Administrative Offenses Code of Georgia on “PREVENTIVE DETENTION” dangerously echoes the dystopian sci-fi novel and movie Minority Report, where police arrest people solely based on predictions. #TerrorinGeorgia #GeorgiaProtests
neutral · AI labelView post →Out of the most morbid of curiosity, I read a plot synopsis for that film "Mercy" and I have to say it is THE most 2020s thing to make a movie that's basically Minority Report, except they don't resolve the systematic issues that caused all the issues in the film by the end.
neutral · AI labelView post →Has AI startup Flock seen the movie Minority Report?
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm watching Minority Report and the ubiquity of biometric scanning in the movie, which is presented as a bad thing, is hilarious considering that the movie is supposed to be in 2037 and the majority of the technology is present in our year of 2024. Except the jet packs and weird ass highways.
neutral · AI labelView post →Rebecca Ferguson somehow managed to create palpable romantic chemistry with Tom Cruise, but now she’s accepted the REAL impossible mission: Acting opposite late-stage Chris Pratt in a Minority Report rip-off dumped into theaters in January. Can she make us care about this movie, against all odds?
neutral · AI labelView post →YES The guitar. That whole movie. Man. I know Spielberg made great flicks. I love so many of them. And Jaws and Minority Report are in my all timers list. But, for me, Jurassic Park is his greatest achievement. Just a perfect Hollywood Blockbuster.
positive · AI labelView post →Minority Report authoritarian thinking and in this case possibly literally inspired by watching the movie and taking away the wrong lesson…
neutral · AI labelView post →No idea what anyone else is saying since I’ve been avoiding all info, but … Disclosure Day is proof that Spielberg is one of the best to ever do it, and it’s his most entertaining film since at least Minority Report. See it, don’t let anyone spoil it.
positive · AI labelView post →Minority Report was a futuristic film where they would pre-arrest people for murders that were "foretold" by some kids in a tub or something
neutral · AI labelView post →A pet theory of mine is that Spielberg/Scorsese/De Palma all made movies that bled into the sensibilities of one of the others. CMIYC is Spielberg’s Scorsese movie, MINORITY REPORT is his De Palma movie, UNTOUCHABLES is De Palma’s Spielberg movie, CARLITO’S WAY is his Scorsese movie…
neutral · AI labelView post →I remember this movie. It came out in 2002 and was called Minority Report. How did it end again?
neutral · AI labelView post →Wild how the most overtly erotic performance in a Spielberg movie is Lois Smith in "Minority Report."
neutral · AI labelView post →Based on the movie Minority Report. More to come
neutral · AI labelView post →Guy makes Close Encounters, Minority Report and War of the Worlds and you still wonder if he can make a sci-fi movie? Come on
neutral · AI labelView post →There's EIGHT Mission Impossible films?? I've never seen a single one. In fact, the last Tom Cruise film I remember watching was The Minority Report, which was terrible and left me pissed off at another butchering of Philip K Dick. That came out 23 years ago!
negative · AI labelView post →“Minority Report is a 2002 cyberpunk action film directed by Spielberg, loosely based on Philip K. Dick's 1956 novella The Minority Report. The film takes place in 2054, in which the Precrime Department apprehends criminals by use of foreknowledge provided by three psychics called ‘precogs’.”
neutral · AI labelView post →I've finished writing for the day, but can't sleep. Let's talk about MINORITY REPORT, both the film and the short story on which it's based. Nobody cares about this but me, so if you follow along, make sure you have nothing better to do. SPOILERS. Spoilers everywhere, all the damn time. Be warned.
neutral · AI labelView post →I was trying to work out the last time I actually watched a Tom Cruise movie and it turns out the most recent one was Minority Report in 2002.
neutral · AI labelView post →Atlas produces not just a granular measurement of worker unrest, worksite by worksite around the world, but also a prediction model for future organizing. It’s like the “precrime” police in the film Minority Report who use psychic powers to identify and apprehend would-be criminals before they act.
neutral · AI labelView post →They're literally dumb walking into Minority Report and all the other distopian movies. What would you expect.
neutral · AI labelView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Year 2, Day #217 "Minority Report" (Steven Spielberg/2002) Some Steven Spielberg sci-fi goodness inspired by a story from Philip K. Dick, you just know I'm there for that! Check it out.
positive · AI labelView post →What is this, the movie Minority Report?
neutral · AI labelView post →It's time someone said it - Minority Report was Spielberg's last true banger of a film.
positive · AI labelView post →They made a movie about this! It’s called Minority Report.
neutral · AI labelView post →Did…did they not actually see Minority Report bc the movie is pretty clear on why this isn’t a great idea
neutral · AI labelView post →There were plans to adapt another Philip K. Dick short story for a sequel called Total Recall 2: The Minority Report. That film eventually ended up in the hands of Steven Spielberg but as for the original, it remains popular today. 47/47
neutral · AI labelView post →That audio in the background at the end was especially unsettling. Calm voice, "You are being ordered to return to the sidewalk. You will be arrested." Like some creepy "Minority Report" movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →Homan is speaking the language of authoritarianism or even fascism. Remember the dystopian sci-fi film Minority Report? Same premise: the state taking people’s freedoms for anticipated future crimes. SOS.
neutral · AI labelView post →Like, none of these pigdogs actually read 'Minority Report'. Sure, they saw the Spielberg movie, but I'm betting they've never read the short story or any PKD joint.
neutral · AI labelView post →That is very Minority Report. And we all know what happened in that movie 🧪
neutral · AI labelView post →Sci-Fi Author: In my movie I invented the Department of Pre-crime as a cautionary tale. Court of Appeal: At long last, we have created the Department of Pre-crime from classic sci-fi movie Don't Create The Department of Pre-crime, I mean Minority Report.
neutral · AI labelView post →Minority Report |2002 www.imdb.com/title/tt0181689 #NowWatching #filmsky #scifi #sci-fi ·John works with the PreCrime police which stop crimes before they take place, with the help of three 'PreCogs' who can foresee crimes. events ensue when John finds himself framed for a future murder·
neutral · AI labelView post →Recommendations for a maximum 15 rated murder mystery movie please? Been watching one every night this week with junior and her favourite was Minority Report.
neutral · AI labelView post →“Idiocracy” continues to be the most prophetic film ever made. Only “Minority Report” comes close.
neutral · AI labelView post →Just watched Minority Report for the first time in 20 years. Thats a hell of a movie. Still looks fantastic too
positive · AI labelView post →I rewatched Minority Report the other day, and even though it's just a popcorn movie it's surprising to see a blockbuster this film literate. All kinds of allusions and homages, he's clearly playing around with camera angles. Can we bring this sort of thing back?
positive · AI labelView post →Minority Report as a slasher movie: I Know What You'll Do Next Summer
neutral · AI labelView post →Tom Cruise made a movie about that. Minority Report. Spoiler it didn't end well for his character.
neutral · AI labelView post →It should also be noted that the original's box office taking was a bit more impressive considering the competition. On its first weekend, it was the second highest grossing film right under the Steven Spielberg film, Minority Report and fell to third against the Sandler comedy Mr. Deeds.
neutral · AI labelView post →You know which movie was a really good Tom Cruise movie? Minority Report. It holds up really well too.
positive · AI labelView post →Minority Report. The movie has charm and a real clear theme, the novella is just kinda about…paperwork
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