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FIRST TIME WATCHING: Minority Report!! (Patreon)

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2023-05-19 13:00:04
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2023-05

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Happy Feature Friday!

I watched this movie on Amazon for those that are curious. :)

Thank you so much for the support here on Patreon! Until the next one, take care and stay golden! :)

LINK: https://youtu.be/pmnmGFbOu4c 

Original Movie: Minority Report

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Jacob King

I really enjoyed this reaction and I don’t think I’ve thought about this movie in twenty years. Steven Spielberg and Scott Frank could have made a straightforward version of this movie that was perfectly competent, a box office success and well reviewed, in their sleep. Thankfully, they decided to that while also getting as weird as possible within every scene. As a whole it doesn’t get close to 12 Monkeys or The Matrix or AI but looked at scene by scene there is so much chaotic strangeness. I especially love the Charlie Chaplin homage in the car factory.

Dennis Macko

I love the beginning :-D

Anonymous

"What? Are we at The Shire now??" omg lmaoooo

Daniel Vezina

Ok movie, not top 10 of Spielberg, not even top 10 of Cruise.

Ben Curran

Yeah it's an ok movie. I think it had a lot more impact when it was released cos that kinda thing was not very common at all. Since then there has been every kind of scy fi you can think of. Not one I voted for but it's ok.

James Keller

The film visual style is the result of Bleach-Bypassing during the editing process. The reason for this is to give the film an almost dreamy look. The idea being that we, the audience, are seeing a dark vision of the future similar to the precogs seeing future murders. It's a nice idea that fits the commentary and themes of the movie though it does get a bit overbearing at times.

Logan Kerlee

The movie's based off a Phillip K. Dick novel, that's where the inspiration came from. They said that at the end of the film. I've watched this before and enjoyed the rewatch. I've seen this a number of times already - last time was prolly a year or two ago. So this is one that needs a fair amount of time apart from viewings to really enjoy. xD Way to go at making me feel old! I was born in 88, and am turning 35 here in 13 days. hahahaha, gosh! :P

dieselbeast

i tried but i couldn't even with Natalie's reaction, i found this movie so god damn boring smh, just a straight up snooze fest

Anonymous

I love this film! I think the harsh lighting and style was Spielberg taking a crack at making a futuristic film noir.

Thomas Richter

When you have kids in the future, will you be sending them to cottage when they finish high scoot?

Em McG

nice... I finally got to see this reaction. Okay now in defense of Philip K Dick... he wrote this book The Minority Report in 1956. I will describe this as "real" science fiction. Of course today 67 years later you might have seen other works that were inspired by the stories that he wrote and even the style of his writing or storytelling such that the original may not seem so original anymore. Your criticism of Spielberg may be spot on... although I never noticed those lighting "tactics" (artifacts) that he does frequently until someone points them out - I just look around whatever lighting or lens flares he puts in the way. I think this is Spielberg's way of doing art - he doesn't start off with this kind of lighting yes? He sneaks up to it for later in the movie. I hear your criticism and I marvel at it. (Maybe I'm conflating Spielberg and another director's lens flares... lol... that I don't notice until someone points them out). Back to Philip K Dick... do you know that Blade Runner is a bad adaptation of one of his books?, there's no getting around that. He wrote "real" science fiction it seems so influential that many of his books have been adapted into movies. If anything he has inspired many film makers, he's like a wellspring, a fountain of inspiration... regardless of how well or not well the adaptation is or how questionable some choices were... the films may not stand the test of time for some but the original science fiction writings are still there to inspire the next generation of film makers to try again. I like science fiction and this one's pretty good. I am reminded of a pretty good animated short series called Psycho Pass which is very much Philip K Dick inspired... perhaps you are noticing the Philip K Dick inspiration in Stranger Things... I don't know...