Even though the society had advanced intellectually, it was more barbaric and without the human element of love, caring and having a loving heart It would be impossible to overcome man's evil actions. Tom Cruise plays that hero, though flawed, wins in the end. Hard to take your eyes off of him because the movies are so action-packed you do not want to miss one moment.

I agree with Jack. "We won the war and now we have to move..." War, destruction continued, but in order to have peace, someone had to make the ultimate sacrifice. A Christ would have done this to save the world. Also, look at the two worlds juxtaposed. There is the world with Vikka, his communications officer and the world with his wife, Julia. One is clinical, with cement pools, labs and machine; the other is with nature, a brook with living reptile, a basketball, music, cotton clothing and a baseball. In the middle there is a civilization of men, women and children, which the drones persecuted daily and depicted them as aliens on their own world, yet they still fought until freedom was won.

I liked Minority Report. The comment above was for Oblivion. Minority Report shows us the danger of choice. Sentences are being carried out for future acts, when we have choices. We can choose through help of a higher power the right thing to do. In today's society law enforcement reacts not to the situation, but to the race, gender, and/or build of the perpetrator, as in Ferguson. Racial profiling has resulted in numerous males (minorities) being terminated because of what they might do, as opposed to males of other races and ethnicities. If the eyes are the window of the soul, in Minority Report, the eyes have it and so does Tom Cruise. Love you.