Photo © Copyright 20th Century Fox
Photo © Copyright 20th Century Fox
Photo © Copyright 20th Century Fox
Photo © Copyright 20th Century Fox
Photo © Copyright 20th Century Fox
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Minority Report
2002 |
Credits
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Directed by:
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Steven Spielberg
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Produced by:
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Jan de Bont, Bonnie Curtis, Gerald R. Molen, Walter F. Parkes
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Screenplay by:
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Scott Frank, Jon Cohen
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Length:
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184 Minutes
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Rated:
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PG-13
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Staring:
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Tom Cruise
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Detective John Anderton
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Max von Sydow
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Director Burgess
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Steve Harris
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Jad
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Neal McDonough
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Officer Fletcher
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Patrick Kilpatrick
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Knott
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Jessica Capshaw
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Evanna
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Richard Coca
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Pre-Crime Cop
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Kirk B.R. Woller
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Pre-Crime Cop (Ross)
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Klea Scott
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Pre-Crime Cop
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Frank Grillo
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Pre-Crime Cop
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Anna Maria Horsford
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Casey
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Sarah Simmons
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Lamar Burgess' Secretary
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Eugene Osment
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Jad's Technician
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James Henderson
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Office Worker #1
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Vene Arcoraci
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Office Worker
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Plot
Based on the short story by Philip K. Dick, Minority Report is set in a 2054 Washington
D.C. judicial system in which killers are arrested
and convicted before they commit murder using a
psychic technology. Tom Cruise is the head of this
Precrime unit and is himself accused of the future
murder of a man he hasn't even met.
News and Reviews
Review
06/20/02 -
It's a sci-fi thriller that races like a Porsche, looks like a hundred million bucks and hums with menace -- with Cruise in the middle
as a wounded, alienated, super-buff hero in a classic film-noir pickle.
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Michael Wilmington - Metromix.Com
Review
06/20/02 -
Minority Report is essentially a pulpy, 85-minute eXistenZ story stretched out to the 2 ˝-hour length of
Solaris, Tarkovsky’s philosophical-sci-fi classic which Spielberg cheekily quotes in his show-off final shot.
Though the story combines many elements from both the dire Vanilla Sky and the so-so AI, Report
thankfully is much looser, more energetic and coherent than both – not a difficult task, of course. (see site for more…)
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Jigsaw Lounge
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