Minority Report: Movie Review

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The movie that we watched and are reviewing is "Minority Report." "Minority Report" is a PG-13 (teen) action, sci-fi, and mystery movie that was released on June 21, 2002. It was directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Bonnie Curtis, Jan de Bont, Gerald R. Molten, and Walker Parkes. The main actors/actresses (in my opinon) that play in the movie are Tom Cruise (John Anderson), Max von Sydow (Lamar Burgess), and Agatha (Samantha Morton). Some minor are Neal McDonough (Fletcher), Steve Harris (Jad), and Collin Farrell (the detective). John Anderson is a former officer of Pre Crime, he is amazing at his job and there has not been a single murder in years. John joined Pre Crime to stop people from losing their child like he did. He is a very …show more content…

John sifts through the memory to find out that this guy is about to kill his wife for cheating on him. Anderson and his team goes into the neighborhood and finds the house. He then enters the house and stops the murderer from killing his wife. John learns about the memory of Anne Lively from one of the pre cogs named Agatha. He takes a interest into the case and when Anderson goes to learn about Anne Lively, there was no information about her or her perpetrator. After this he returns to the office to get another vision. When looking through the vision the victim is a man named Leo Crowe and the murderer of him was John himself. Anderson then precedes to get out of the grasp pre crime without getting caught. John visits the creator of pre cog to find out what is happening and why he is murdering someone. He learns that 1 in every 4 crimes have a alternate ending, meaning the person has a choice, Anderson decides to break in to the Pre Crime building to take the powerful pre cog Agatha. John wants to prove that he is innocent and the justice system (Pre Crime) is corrupt. He goes to a person he knows to get different eyes to enter Pre

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