Minority report

The Resource Minority report
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Minority report
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Dreamworks Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox present ; a Cruise/Wagner, Blue Tulip, Ronald Shusett/Greg Goldman production ; a Steven Spielberg film ; directed by Steven Spielberg ; screenplay by Scott Frank and Jon Cohen ; produced by Gerald R. Molen, Bonnie Curtis, Walter F. Parkes, Jan De Bont
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  • eng
  • fre
  • eng
  • fre
  • spa
  • eng
Summary
In the dazzlingly futuristic Washington D.C. of 2054, murder has been eliminated. John Anderton presides over the Department of Pre-Crime, wherein three "Pre-Cogs, "--Precognitive humans drifting in a flotation tank, their brain waves tapped by computers--pick up thoughts of premeditated murder and warn the cops, who swoop down and arrest the would-be perpetrators before the killings can take place. Although the Pre-Cogs are never wrong sometimes they disagree. The dissenting Pre-Cog is said to have filed a minority report. If you could outsmart the Pre-Cog system, you would have committed the perfect crime. Bureau director Lamar Burgess tries to shield Anderton from bureaucrats like Danny Witwer of the Justice Department. As the pre-crime strategy prepares to go national, Witwer seems to have doubts about its wisdom--or he is only jealous of its success?
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TEF
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Credits note
Director of photography, Janusz Kaminski ; production designer, Alex McDowell ; editor, Michael Kahn ; costume designer, Deborah L. Scott ; visual effects supervisor, Scott Farrar ; music, John Williams
Intended audience
MPAA rating: PG-13; violence, brief language, some sexuality and drug content; Canadian Home Video Rating: Rated 14A
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  • Closed captioned
  • In English or dubbed French; with optional subtitles in English, Spanish, or French
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Tom Cruise (Chief John Anderton), Colin Farrell (Danny Witwer), Samantha Morton (Agatha), Max Von Sydow (Director Lamar Burgess), Lois Smith (Dr. Iris Hineman), Peter Stormare (Dr. Solomon Eddie), Tim Blake Nelson (Gideon), Steve Harris (Jad), Kathryn Morris (Lara Clarke), Mike Binder (Leo Crow), Daniel London (Wally the caretaker), Neal McDonough (Fletcher), Jessica Capshaw (Evanna), Patrick Kilpatrick (Knott), Jessica Harper (Anne Lively), Ashley Crow (Sarah Marks), Arye Gross (Howard Marks)
Runtime
146
Target audience
general
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live action
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