Published in 1956 by Philip K. Dick, Minority Report has made itself quite a name. After being adapted several times the one that stuck out the most was the film Minority Report directed by Steven Spielberg in 2002. The film took a radical approach, as shown by the change in plotlines and major characters. First of all, major plot points were different in the film than they were in the story, For example, Anderton is supposed to kill a man named Leopold Kaplan, but in the film, the man is named Leo Crow. Although this seems like a small change, the difference between the two is huge. “Leopold Kaplan, General of the Army of the Federated West Block Alliance” (Dick 10) is not the same as Leo Crow, a set up child murderer and bribee of the
