Where were the minorities?
Its good, its frantic, its fun.
Really the big negative here is spielberg's modern cinematography for almost every project has this unique style, you can recognize his sort of cinematography in things like high exposure levels but here it just doesn't work for me.

Minority Report
Everybody runs.
Rating
Release Date
6/20/2002Runtime
145 minsOverview
John Anderton is a top 'Precrime' cop in the late-21st century, when technology can predict crimes before they're committed. But Anderton becomes the quarry when another investigator targets him for a murder charge.
Status
ReleasedOriginal Language
EnglishBudget
$102,000,000Revenue
$358,372,926Homepage
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How It Feels
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A relentless chase through a surveillance-soaked future where the hunter becomes the hunted, forcing a cop to confront both the system he built and the personal ghosts driving him. Spielberg crafts an immersive tech-noir that balances propulsive action with genuine psychological unease.
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Structure
Heads up

Tom Cruise
Chief John Anderton [Pre-Crime]

Samantha Morton
Agatha [Pre-Cog Chamber]

Max von Sydow
Director Lamar Burgess [Pre-Crime]

Colin Farrell
Agent Danny Witwer [FBI]

Kathryn Morris
Lara Clarke

Steve Harris
Jad [Pre-Crime]

Neal McDonough
Fletcher [Pre-Crime]

Patrick Kilpatrick
Knott [Pre-Crime]

Jessica Capshaw
Evanna [Pre-Crime]

Daniel London
Wally the Caretaker [Pre-Cog Chamber]

Lois Smith
Dr. Iris Hineman [The Greenhouse]

Tim Blake Nelson
Gideon [Department of Containment]
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