This movie takes place in a very possible and grounded future of Washington District of Columbia, in 2054. Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) supervises the Washington D.C. division and reports to the director of Pre-Crime, Lamar Burgess, who throughout the film is a close friend and fatherly figure to Anderton. Three twins with congenital infeasible power, called Pre-Cogs, have the ability to see the future murders before they ought to occur. During the entire time span of Pre-Crime, there hasn't been a single murder, therefore, it is very successfull in public eye. The main thrust of the story happens when Jon Anderton himself will be a murderer. Anderton does not know his victim. The man he is anticipated to murder is named Leo F. Crow. This story might
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The intense movie opening shows the viewers how Pre-Crime works. It also almost introduces every possible conflict in the film, halting in the moral dilemma of the story. Steven Spielberg, the director of Minority Report, depicts John Anderton as a mentally and emotionally broken protagonist. The reason Anderton became a police officer is because his son was taken away from him years ago. While been tortured by the reality, he is also a drug addict. John Anderton learns about something called Minority Report, in which, occasionally, the one of the triplets Pre-Cogs disagree with the other two’s prophecies. Anderton steals Agatha, One of the Pre-Cogs, to download her premonitions, as a leverage to his innocence. Even Though, the future is written and people can’t change it, this movie clearly depicts how the outcomes could be altered, if it’s not pertinent. In Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report, he portraits an amazing cinematography, offers numerous amount of social issues that might have divided different perspective of people, towards the action. The main social Issue in this movie is pertaining to the operation of free will and social determinism of human
The intense movie opening shows the viewers how Pre-Crime works. It also almost introduces every possible conflict in the film, halting in the moral dilemma of the story. Steven Spielberg, the director of Minority Report, depicts John Anderton as a mentally and emotionally broken protagonist. The reason Anderton became a police officer is because his son was taken away from him years ago. While been tortured by the reality, he is also a drug addict. John Anderton learns about something called Minority Report, in which, occasionally, the one of the triplets Pre-Cogs disagree with the other two’s prophecies. Anderton steals Agatha, One of the Pre-Cogs, to download her premonitions, as a leverage to his innocence. Even Though, the future is written and people can’t change it, this movie clearly depicts how the outcomes could be altered, if it’s not pertinent. In Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report, he portraits an amazing cinematography, offers numerous amount of social issues that might have divided different perspective of people, towards the action. The main social Issue in this movie is pertaining to the operation of free will and social determinism of human