 | Minority Report You Can't Hide, Everybody Runs, You can't hide. Get ready to run!, The Future Can Be Seen. Murder Can be Prevented. The Guilty Punished Before the Crime is Committed. The System is Perfect. It's Never Wrong. Until It Comes After You., The system is perfect until it comes after you., Get Ready to RUN!, What would you do if you were accused of a murder, you had not committed... yet?, Everybody Runs..., Count to 3 and get ready to run... Formats: 720p, hidivx, divx, hpc Genres: Drama, Action, Crime, Thriller, Mystery, Sci-Fi Year: 2002 IMDB Rating: 7.70 IMDB Votes: 77842 Actors: Simmons, Sarah as Lamar Burgess' Secretary, Capshaw, Jessica as Evanna, Woller, Kirk B.R. as Pre-Crime Cop, Horsford, Anna Maria as Casey, Grillo, Frank as Pre-Crime Cop, von Sydow, Max as Pre-Crime Director Lamar Burgess, Nelson, Tim Blake, Morton, Samantha, Coca, Richard as Pre-Crime Cop, Cruise, Tom as Chief John Anderton, Harris, Steve as Jad, Campbell, Keith as Pre-Crime Cop, Kilpatrick, Patrick as Officer Jeff Knott, Farrell, Colin, Stormare, Peter, Osment, Eugene as Jad's Technician, McDonough, Neal as Officer Gordon 'Fletch' Fletcher, Henderson, James as Office Worker, Scott, Klea as Pre-Crime Cop |
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| Very good acting (esp Morton) ridiculously complicated, but internally consistent (I think) the story, subtle but brilliant special effects, easy orientation. Spielberg is one of the few "great" directors of the "Golden Age" of the'70s that continues to improve (the only?). Perhaps because, since he owns the studio, I guess you have absolute control. It seems quite clear that commercial success is not good for many artists. Maybe that's why Wells does not diminish creativity. Perhaps it is not successful, but aging. But even Welles and Spielberg is old. Some of Spielberg of resistance can be attributed to technical progress, because special effects have played an important part in the completion of his Minority Report Drama film art gallery. |
| Would you like to live in a world in which formal legal proceedings is not of more value? When Precogs called the police department to tell when and where a crime may / will happen so that they can send troops to arrest the criminals especially before he or she has committed the crime? This is a horrible world of justice depends on dubious visions, not the opinion of a judge, a jury trial based on legally proofed. The old foundation of criminal law - in dubio pro reo - is dismantled here. What remains is a world where anyone can be a victim of these "visions", without knowing whether it will ever come of the situation to do what he is punished by alredy. PHIL K. Dick 's stories are wonderful science fiction stories that show us that our civilizations with their existing systems could be well balanced woundable, contains one of these potential injuries and reveals the nightmare of outcoming some "bad things". The Minority Report film not only has a great theme is the loss of human dignity and fair trial in a world of tomorrow, which also has great "pillars of support" as the value of the family. Comes with a very stylish set pieces, great action sequences and a memorable final that makes your neck-hairs bristle. Deeply satisfying to all levels! |
| The good thing about this DivX Movie Minority Report is that it tells us not to believe. Even if you know your future, you can not change it. However, the prediction may be self-fulfilling? And prevention is the prediction happens, part of the prediction? So what is the use of fighting? OK, this Minority Report Drama movie made me think. Sorry, 'fight the introduction. What Spielberg is trying to tell. Luckily there is no need to try to escape from it? Create your own destiny? These two arguments may not be true, knowing Spielberg's commitment to the suffering of the Jews in WW2, as noted in Schindler's List. So what's the third option? - Never trust the minority. or - Even someone who is always right can be wrong one day. or, my favorite, - No system is infallable and in some cases fallable Sytems kill innocent people. This DivX Movie Minority Report has a very subtle way of making you think twice about the death penalty, justice can be cruel? How can anyone be sure about something? Most importantly, it's a great movie. Watch, enjoy, think, after or during the second sample. ..... (mr.White sipping his coffee) |
| John Anderton (Tom Cruise), head of Precrime in Wanshington, tries to prove his innocence against a system that has been identified as a future murderer. To give life to a rather pessimistic universe, from the American writer Philip K. Dick, Steven Spielberg had the courage to create the darkest film: Minority Report of his career (at least until now) that affects substantial ethical dilemmas regarding the types of protection of man, beating crime, respect for individual freedom and responsibilities of citizens and law. Pioneering and profoundly prophetic depiction of a dark future, with Tom Cruise in one of his darkest and most stringent interpretation of his career. I think there are similarities to the Davis' The Fugitive. At least after a while you feel the same agony of the hero. |
| This is one of the best films that Spielberg has ever made. A great film, but the cause is not Tom Cruise, who is acting well, but not better than some of his other films, but the real heroes who make this movie: Minority Report a classic are the cameras. We see great movements of the camera in a great Minority Report Drama movie with the technique is also an original story. Tom Cruise is an actor in the near future that works Precrime, a project that can see murders before they actually happened. Everything is going well for 6 years, but then the police (Cruise) is himself accused of murder. What happens next? Watch the DVD movie Minority Report to know! My marks => 9 / 10 |
| Definitely not one of the best science fiction films. Apart from the basic premise is highly derivative - if it had included the foreign money that could have set them "Little Green Men." It has all the features of the mark Spielberg, including an enormous amount of sentimental schmaltz and terrible sound. Why is he believes that we should strive to do what the characters are saying? Said that it was not a "bad" movie, only with some obvious clichés and plot holes "hidden" villain who is identified in the first ten minutes. Tom Cruise was not too bad with the party, but then he is at his best with tasteless' techie 'action heroes. Think "Mission Impossible" - is the same character. Do not bother to pay money to see this - is only worth seeing on TV when it's free. 5 / 10. |
| Another look forward for the fabulous mind of Philip K. Dick is not as fabulously translated to the screen by Steven Spielberg. Although the plot engrosses you about how law enforcement in the mid-21st century Washington, DC, seeks to rely too much on the character of Tom Cruise to throw everything together. Significant participation of the scenes of how society is represented under the watchful eye of Big Brother, a Madison Avenue advertising / capitalism gone mad. If you think that the thinking subject to a multitude of monopoly is bad publicity .... NOW wait until you see what lies in store for us! Overall, a fun movie, but I think Steven Spielberg is not in his element when it comes to Philip K. Dick 's stories of our future. The final was a bit predictable, and although he felt some sympathy for Tom Cruise as the nature of the races against the clock to prove that he is innocent of a murder committed, you have to pay much attention to what is happening, and which states that nothing very significant history. Colin Farrell and Max von Sydow add charm and mastery of the core in the exercise of their functions, and for once, Tom Cruise is not a "hot-shot" types wanting to be glamorous in the spotlight. In this DVD movie Minority Report noir-ish sci-fi movie, is almost "reluctantly" in the spotlight. |
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