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Minority Report

basic document

English Title: Minority Report

Chinese translation: minority report

Distribution company: DreamWorks Corporation/Twentieth Century Fox Corporation jointly produced in 2002.

Starring: Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Samantha Merton, Max von Sedo.

Director: Steven Allan Spielberg

Type: science fiction film

Region: USA (location)

Dialogue: English Swedish

Score: 7.7/10 (58,573 votes)

Color: color

Duration: 145 minutes

Type: criminal plot, sci-fi thriller action

Classification: Sweden: 15 Spain: 13 Argentina: 13 Germany: 12 Australia: m France: u USA: PG- 13 Switzerland: 12 UK:/kloc-0.

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Flight attendant

Director: Steven Allan Spielberg.

Original: Philip K. Tick

Screenwriter:

Scott Frank (Scott Frank)

Jon Joel Coen.

Actor:

Tom Cruise ... Detective John anderton.

Colin Farrell ... Detective Ed Whitworth.

Samantha morton ... plays Agatha.

Max von sydow ... As Director Burgess.

Lois Smith ... Dr. Iris Hyman.

Kathryn morris ... Laura anderton.

Peter stormare ... As Professor Solomon.

Tim blake nelson ... As Gideon.

Steve Harris ... as Jed.

Neal mcdonough ... As Officer Fletcher.

Patrick Kilpatrick ... as Knodt.

Jessica Cauffiel ... As Evan.

Ariel grouse ... Howard marks.

Ashley Crow ... Sarah marks.

Mike binder ... is like Leo Crowe.

Joel Glezi ... Donald Dobbin.

Jessica Harper ... plays Anne Lively.

Producer:

Jan Deyan de Bont

Bonnie Curtis

Gerald R.Molen (Gerald R.Molen)

Walter F. Parkes

Write:

John williams (john williams)

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abstract

In Washington, D.C. in 2054, the human judicial system has "evolved" to predict crimes and arrest criminals who will commit crimes before they happen! This ability to "predict crime" benefits from the development of a kind of "psychological technology", for example, computers have the ability to display the most secret thoughts of human beings. Jean-anderton, a police officer in Washington, DC, has been using this psychological technology as a legal weapon to arrest criminals. He never questioned the system, but one day he was suddenly wanted as a "criminal" The hunter suddenly became a prey, and anderton had to find evidence to prove his innocence in the escape. ...

In the process of Jon's desperate escape, he learned that the government used three supercomputer "judges" with human brain intelligent thinking mode to predict and perceive criminal intentions. Whether a person's charges are finally established or not, the decision is no longer in the hands of the grand jury, but only by these three "judges" to judge the life and death of the defendant. When two "judges" are convicted and the other "judge" holds the opposite opinion, if the judgment of the last "judge" (that is, "minority") is correct, then the opinion of this "judge" is called "minority report".

Three "judges" disagreed on Jon's conviction, and one of them decided that he was innocent. So, Jon, exhausted by many capable agents, can use this "minority report" to prove his innocence?

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Performance lineup

In Steven Allan Spielberg's future thriller Minority Report, Tom Cruise plays a detective, and he must investigate this matter as soon as possible.

Tell the truth of the incident, or he will become a victim of the system he helped build. The screenwriters of the film are Scott Frank (who wrote Invisible Place) and Jon Cohen. The film is adapted from the short story of the same name by legendary writer Philip K Tick. The film was produced by Gerald R.Molen, Bonnie Curtis, Walter F. Parkes and jan de bont. The executive producers are Gary Goldman and Ronald Shusett.

The film has a strong cast, starring Tom Cruise, including Colin Farrell (who played Tiger Camp and Hart's War) as John anderton's opponent Danny Witworth. Oscar-nominated samantha morton starred in Sweetheart.

Sweet and Lowdown plays the mysterious "Oracle" Agatha, who plays a vital role in anderton's search for the truth. Max von sydow (who has appeared in many films and co-produced many classic films with Swedish director ingmar bergman) plays Lamar Burgess, the "father of crime prevention". Lois Smith (who starred in Oath and Tornado) plays Iris Hyman, a researcher who tries to pave the way for this popular new system. Kathryn morris (in The Competitor) plays Laura, his estranged wife from John anderton.

Steven Allan Spielberg's luxurious production lineup includes Janusz Kaminski, an Oscar-winning photographer who shot Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan, and michael kahn, an Oscar-winning editor. He has participated in raiders of the lost ark and Saving Private Ryan, designing props for alex mcdowell (who participated in Fight Club) and Oscar-winning fashion designer Deborah L Scott (who participated in Titanic). John williams, who won many Oscars, participated in Star Wars and Saving Private Ryan and created this film.

Industrial lighting &; Magic) sent Scott Farrar, a visual effects producer who made artificial intelligence ("A.I."), to guide the groundbreaking visual effects production of this film, making the future world described in the film not too far away come alive. Michael Lantieri, the Oscar winner, starred in Jurassic Park and served as the actual effect director of the film. Brian Smotz, who participated in Mission Impossible 2, coordinated a lot of practical work.

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Behind the scenes production

Behind the scenes: think tanks create a "real" 2054 Steven Allan Spielberg has long intended to reflect everything around us in daily life-especially Washington, D.C., where the story unfolds-and get a glimpse of the future through the visual effects of Minority Report.

In order to fully show his imagination of the future, Spielberg invited many experts to sketch the future with him. Spielberg pointed out: "I think it is best to bring together elites in engineering technology, environment, crime fighting, medicine, health, social welfare services, transportation, computer technology and other fields to discuss what the future will look like in half a century."

From scientists like John Underkoffler of Massachusetts Institute of Technology to urban planners, architects, inventors and writers (such as Douglas Coupland, author of Generation X), this think tank gathered in a hotel in Santa Monica, California for three days and had a full discussion, describing some details of our society and technology in the near future. Present were producer and playwright Scott Frank, as well as production designer alex mcdowell and his team members. Mcdowell recalled: "We sat around a room and discussed in detail what kind of influence, change, popularity and final appearance our society will have in five, ten, twenty and thirty years. We know that we must work hard to find the answers to these questions in order to better satisfy the taste of a consumer. "

The topics discussed revolve around the development of medicine, including how people will brush their teeth, transportation, urban planning, architecture and art. Bonnie Curtis, the producer of this film, pointed out: "Steven Allan Spielberg wants to know the familiar background, the problems we may be involved in, and some interesting props we are familiar with.

This may make us understand that truth is often in the hands of a few people.