Minority Report

Washington DC 2054. PreCrime Division. Three precogs predict murders before they happen. John Anderton leads team. Stops crime before it occurs. No murder in six years. Perfect system. Anderton drug addict, haunted by past.

Agatha precog: "Can you see?" Theme of free will vs. predestination, guilt and redemption, and whether future is fixed or changeable. Choice matters even when knowing outcome.

Anderton lost son Sean six years ago, kidnapped at pool. Marriage destroyed. Lives for PreCrime. Justice Department auditor Witwer investigating. National expansion imminent. Anderton haunted, broken, brilliant. Drug addiction controls him.

Precogs predict Anderton will murder man named Leo Crow in 36 hours. Never met him. Makes no sense. Set up? Anderton now fugitive from own system. Everything he built hunting him. Must run.

Should Anderton run or turn himself in? Believes in system. But knows he is innocent - has not killed anyone yet. Can future be changed? If precogs always right, is he destined to murder? Free will exists?

Anderton kidnaps precog Agatha. Escapes PreCrime. Eye replacement black market. Entering underworld. Former cop now criminal. Must prove innocence while hunted. System he created turned against him. No going back.

Anderton and Agatha relationship. She sees everything, knows his pain. "Can you see?" Sean abduction memories. She guides him. Human connection despite her being imprisoned tool. She wants freedom, he wants truth. Help each other.

Chase through city. Spider robots. Apartment search. Agatha pulling Anderton through visions. Former wife encounter. Prison visit to creator of PreCrime. Promise: future noir, spectacular chases, uncovering conspiracy while hunted.

Iris Hineman reveals minority reports - sometimes precogs disagree. Agatha sees differently. System not infallible! False victory: proof of innocence possible! But must still find Leo Crow. Stakes raised: conspiracy deeper than thought. Someone framing him.

Find Leo Crow in apartment. Photos of Sean everywhere. Man who took his son? Rage. Crow confesses, says kill me, family gets money. Set up perfectly. Anderton has gun. Precogs were right - about to kill him. Predetermined?

Anderton about to shoot. Realizes frame job. Chooses not to kill - proving precogs wrong! But Crow jumps out window anyway. Dead. Still murderer. Captured by PreCrime. Imprisoned in halo. Lost freedom forever. Failed completely.

Halo prison. Consciousness imprisoned. Dreams of son. Witwer reviewing case. Agatha back in tank. Anderton mind in nightmare loop. System won. No escape. Choice meaningless. Past and future both traps. Hopeless.

Lara ex-wife releases Anderton. Witwer suspects conspiracy. Director Burgess is murderer - killed woman who wanted to stop PreCrime. Agatha mother. Synthesis: uncovered truth. Must expose corruption. Free will matters - chose not to kill.

Confront Burgess. Reveal murder. Create paradox: if Burgess kills Anderton, proves system works but he goes to jail. If does not kill, system fails. Burgess commits suicide. PreCrime abolished. Precogs freed. Truth wins.

Precogs living peacefully in cabin. Free at last. Anderton and Lara reunited, expecting baby. New beginning. Redemption earned. System dismantled. Free will triumphs. Hope restored. Moving forward from past tragedy.