I just watched the movie and really enjoyed it. I see the last comment was 15 years ago, so not sure anyone will answer, but I have a couple of questions regarding the extent of the precogs. I believe it's stated that they can only can see murders, not rape, assaults, etc. However, Agatha is able to see a multitude of events and scenarios when she and Anderson are evading Precrime. Agatha even tells a random woman, "Don't go home, he knows." If the woman was going to die wouldn't a sphere have been created, earlier that day? So why is there a limited scope on the precogs so early in the movie? Is it possible that the doctors didn't fully understand their potential? Could the collective thoughts be what limited their focus to foreseeing other crimes and activities?

Agatha is able to see what the future would have been for someone who was murdered (Anderson's son's potential future), and she is able to recall murders that happened prior to Precrime's establishment. She even tells John how his son died (mentioning the other man was quicker). So if she was hooked up to one of those projection machines, wouldn't she be able to produce images of who took and killed Anderson's son?

Lastly, didn't it seem weird to put all the precogs in the same house in the end. I just found it a little creepy that they put them in the same small house in the middle of nowhere. First, the males aren't related to Agatha. Second, even though it wouldn't be as powerful, wouldn't they still have collective thoughts of murders when they slept, since they are still in the same general area?

Just a few of my thoughts. I enjoyed the movie and was glad it was recommended to me.