Minority Report: Film vs. Short Story

Minority Report: Humans with mutations in movies and short stories called by the Foundation have a vision for future crimes. All of the police have promised to explain these visions and capture future criminals before committing these foreseen crimes. John A. Anderton Commissioner is the founder of the institution named Precrime in New York, and I am very proud of his work. There was no murder in the past 5 years, but when these people knew that Anderton murdered a man he had never seen before, all began to collapse called Leopoldka. I will plan.

"Minority Report" is a 2002 Black American science fiction movie by Director Stephen Spielberg, based on Philip K. Dick's short story "Minority Report". It was mainly founded in Washington, DC and Northern Virginia in 2054. PreCrime is a specialized police department arresting criminals based on predictions provided by three psychologists called 'early warning'. Cast includes Tom Cruise as CEO of PreCrime John Anderton, Colin Farrell as agent of legal department, Samantha Morton as senior fund Agatha, Max von Sydow as Senior Lamar Burgess of Anderton.

"Before the Crime" is a term Dick created in the 1956 short story "The Minority Report" (2002 Stephen Spielberg movie starring Tom Cruise), focusing on criminal trials. The institution is designed to arrest people before a crime. In this book, the head of institution Anderton explains the following system. "There is no serious crime in our society, but there are camps full of potential criminals." People's detention detention centers are not modern reality, but police application of pre-criminal techniques

Spielberg and actor Tom Cruise first cooperated and reported on the futuristic new black minority based on SF short stories written by Philip K. Dick about police captain in 2044 Washington DC. The man has not seen him yet. This movie has received a strong comment from the Rotten Tomatoes website that it has received 92% of support, and 206 of 225 reviews are reported to be positive. The movie world revenues exceed $ 358 million. Roger Ebert named it the best movie of 2002 and honored Spielberg's way of integrating his wonderful vision for the future and CGI with real actions.