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In Minority Report, police try to predict crime. Are real-life police doing the same — and should we be worried?

In the 2002 movie Minority Report (based on a short story by Philip K Dick), director Steven Spielberg imagined a future in which three psychics can “see” murders before they happen. Their clairvoyance allows Tom Cruise and his “Precrime” police force to avert nearly all potential homicides.

In 2012, a remake tried to take Philip K. Dick more seriously. The result was a failure, but one so unique that it's worth talking about.

Learn more about the fascinating mind behind seminal sci-fi classics like "Blade Runner" and "Minority Report"

It's been 40 years since Ridley Scott's sci-fi flick warned us – not about the evils of technology – but humanity

The director and star both played with their images in a knotty and exciting adaptation of Philip K Dick’s prescient short story

In 2002, Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise teamed up for one of this century's best sci-fi films. Since then, 'Minority Report' has only become more relevant.

From a meditation retreat via the Charlie Hebdo massacre to a catastrophic personal breakdown, this is a devastating portrait of the western capitalist everyman in crisis

With 'Next,' Nicolas Cage made an over-the-top sci-fi thriller that makes zero sense. And yet, 15 years later, it's so much fun to watch. Here's why.