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	Minority Report Movie Review
		His only hope is to find the rumored Minority Report, a forbidden file of previous killings that the psychics were wrong about but has been buried by...
		He and Oscar-winning cinematographer Janusz Kaminski filmed Minority Report using Super 35mm film and a laboratory process known as bleach bypass, wherein the grain of the stock comes to the fore and the characters' faces are drained of virtually all color.
		Minority Report is rated PG-13 for violence, language, and thematic elements.
	www.angelfire.com /journal2/livewire/minorityreportreview.htm (1134 words)

	MINORITY REPORT
		Description: Set in 2054, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is freely adapted from a story by Philip K. Dick, with its central premise of "Precrime" law enforcement, totally reliant on three isolated human "precogs" capable (due to drug-related mutation) of envisioning murders before they're committed.
		Blade Runner, Total Recall, Screamers, Impostor.) A bit like Total Recall, Minority Report eschews some of the plot's more cerebral aspects in favour of action when one of the cops responsible for capturing these future criminals is fingered as a future murderer and goes on the run to prove his future innocence.
		Ultimately Minority Report has everything that the latest Star Wars instalment (Attack of the Clones) lacked: competent acting, thrilling action sequences, realistic special effects and a clever screenplay.
	www.scifimoviepage.com /minority.html (797 words)

	Dan Heller's Movie Review of "Minority Report"
		Minority Report is the latest film from Stephen Spielberg that stars Tom Cruise as a cop from the year 2054, who works in the pre-crime division of the Washington D.C police department.
		As a plotline, Minority Report is intelligent, has a good consistent flow, isn't always predictable (at least not that long before it happens), has many twists and turns with legitimate dead-ends, and above all, tells a plausible story (even if the basic premise itself requires considerable suspension of disbelief).
		The best parts of the movie are so good - from the high-tech special effects to the light-hearted humorous moments to the good, steady flow of the action and plotline - that the problems with the film are easily forgiven.
	www.danheller.com /Movies/minority-report.html (649 words)

	Minority Report (2002)
		The movie starts with an example of this kind of investigation, and then we learn that the Precrime unit is in trouble.
		The movie didn’t ignore the philosophical issues related to the concept of arresting someone for something they haven’t done; it remained an action flick at heart, but it got into the related subjects to a reasonably satisfying degree.
		Minority Report will never be one of Steven Spielberg’s greatest flicks, but it stands as one of the best he’s made in recent years.
	www.dvdmg.com /minorityreport.shtml (3503 words)

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		Minority Report is a masterful work which is deserving of the millions it is sure to make at the box office.
		Minority Report is the fourth movie in the past twenty years adapted from a short story by sci fi visionary Philip K. Dick.
		What is relevant is that Minority Report is probably the best science fiction movie to come out in a long time.
	www.1celebritysearch.com /movies/minority_report.htm (888 words)

	minority report movie review by Jim Eadon
		Minority Report is set about fifty years in the future when they have finally invented flying cars.
		One of the more true-ringing aspects of this movie is the portrayal of Philip K Dick's (who's short story this is based on) insight into the hideous intrusions of an increasingly Big Brother government onto the freedoms of its subjects.
		Minority Report is a pretty good movie, I definitely enjoyed watching it (except for the ads and the ending, endings are not Spielberg's forte, it seems).
	www.eadon.com /movies/minorityreport.php (1393 words)

	TNMC Movie News: Minority Report
		The movie's idea is that in the future an organization exists that can predict a murder before it happens, thus allowing the police to arrest the murderer in advance.
		(Minority Report could very easily be an average made-for-cable movie.) Surely, Scott Frank's considerable writing talents (and a year of his life) could have been better spent on a different project for Cruise and Spielberg than this.
		Minority Report is the kind of film he's likely to produce but not to direct.
	www.tnmc.org /gnews/minorityreport.shtml (603 words)

	MINORITY REPORT movie review, In Film Australia
		I understand what a “minority report” means to the story – clearly it’s just a red herring, a device to provide the hero a hope of saving his name once the state vs. Tom Cruise pitch gets the plot rollicking along.
		Minority Report slots in very neatly alongside those names, the difference being that his focus is on other things entirely – namely photographing Cruise as he pouts across the screen and composing slick shots of futuristic technology.
		The ending of this movie reminded me of the ending to the studio version of Blade Runner, a laughably preposterous moment in which Harrison Ford scored the trophy woman and flies with her over a picturesque landscape of blue skies and green pastures.
	www.infilm.com.au /reviews/minority.htm (406 words)

	Minority Report review
		Minority Report certainly doesn't have the allegorical dimension of Blade Runner, rather it approaches Robocop in terms of its denunciation of a legal system that's gone too far.
		Minority Report stretches over in length the fault falls partly on the writers who believed that developing a subplot around the death of John's son would be a good thing.
		Though Minority Report is not a masterpiece, the rigor with which the director and actors attack the project while avoiding the multiple traps for a production of this size makes for an ambitious and striking film.
	www.plume-noire.com /movies/reviews/minorityreport.html (585 words)

	U·TURN.net: Minority Report (movie review)
		Minority Report is a science fiction movie which explores justice, freewill, religion and morality from a profoundly postmodern point of view.
		Indeed, the movie draws its name from the fact that one precog's vision may disagree with the other two (a "minority report").
		Another problem the movie raises with the pre-crime system is that we are supposedly free agents who can act in a manner contrary to what is foretold.
	www.u-turn.net /8-2/minorityreport.shtml (915 words)

	Review on Minority Report - Movie by cinemaniac on MouthShut.com
		Minority Report is the thrilling masterwork of an emperor of cinema (although at times overrated); a gift from a true defining of the magic our (now) notorious Hollywood scene rarely puts out.
		Minority Report is an unconventional and earthy yet gloomy ambient meditation of how a system of impregnable and impeccable forces can succumb to its shortcomings as a device wrought by flawed humans.
		The movie is a triumph because of its astounding human elements, not only do we feel intensely for the protagonist but also because this protagonist can actually think for himself, is flawed, and willingly searches his soul.
	www.mouthshut.com /review/Minority_Report-26795.html (1230 words)

	Minority Report: Movie Review
		NEW YORK, 26 June 2002—Steven Spielberg's summer blockbuster Minority Report is almost prescient in its timeliness, appearing at a moment when everyone in the U.S. wants to anticipate and avert, rather than respond to, acts of violence in the possible future.
		Minority Report takes up this very question, exploring law enforcement in a "what if" Washington, D.C., in the year 2054.
		In such a fine piece as Minority Report, a rock 'em sock 'em duck-and-dodge fight sequence is only useful as a concession to summer blockbuster formula.
	www.culturekiosque.com /nouveau/cinema/minorityreport.html (819 words)

	Minority Report Movie Review by Anthony Leong from MediaCircus.net
		In many respects, "Minority Report" is another 'neo-noir' in the vein of "Blade Runner".
		Speaking of "Blade Runner", "Minority Report" is based on a short story by late science fiction author Philip K. Dick, whose other short stories have been adapted into "Blade Runner", "Total Recall", and "Impostor".
		"Minority Report" is the type of summer blockbuster that Hollywood should be making more of, one that is brimming with equal portions of intelligence and spectacle.
	www.mediacircus.net /minorityreport.html (920 words)

	Joe Critic \| "Minority Report" Movie Review & More
		Minority Report is about a police unit in charge of catching murderers before a crime is committed.
		In most movies, you'd expect that extraordinary visual effects are there only to distract you from a shallow plot with poor dialogue and no acting.
		Minority Report (which is almost two and a half hours long) takes a huge turn halfway through, and that's what earned this movie not only all my praise, but probably 4 of its 8 stars!
	www.joecritic.com /revarchives/00000084.php (673 words)

	Minority Report: Movie-Source.com Minority Report Movie, Minority Report Preview, Minority Report Review
		Here was a movie, a sci-fi that starred a kid in a Pinocchio-type story, but it wasn't a children's movie, and it wasn't an action movie.
		Minority Report is about a man by the name of John Anderson, a police officer who is in charge of an elite squad that uses three psychics to predict murders before they happen.
		Minority Report is an extraordinary movie, the first great film of the summer and one of the best of the year so far.
	www.movie-source.com /movie_page.asp?movieID=784 (1108 words)

	Radio Free Movie Review: Minority Report (2002)
		In Minority Report, a futuristic thriller set in 2054, murder has been eliminated in Washington DC thanks to a division of law enforcement known as Precrime.
		But without the pre-determined fate aspect, Minority Report is really nothing more than your standard crime drama, complete with cliches ranging from the generic framing of an innocent man to the corruption in the ranks of the police.
		And with the cold, metallic colors that dominate the movie, the scenery often conveys a mood that the actors, plot, and dialogue cannot--a mood that is perfectly fitting for a dystopian story with characters who dream of murder 24/7.
	movies.radiofree.com /reviews/minority.shtml (570 words)

	Minority Report (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Minority Report is a 2002 Science Fiction film directed by Stephen Spielberg.
		Minority Report is a science fiction film which, like Blade Runner and Dark City, mixes in elements of several genres, particularly film noir, mystery, thriller and action / adventure.
		Minority Report is set in Washington, D.C. during the year 2054.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Minority_Report_(movie) (3082 words)

	Minority Report - a Movie Review of The Phantom Tollbooth
		Then they report their visions, which are transmitted like closed-circuit television to the special agents.
		Minority Report is a unique action movie because, while the action sequences range from routine (the factory chase) to spectacular (the brawl in the alley), it is the human interaction that takes pace between Anderton's breathless marathons that compels and enthralls.
		Minority Report is photographed in a washed-out color that is beginning to mean to audiences: pay attention, we are in the future.
	www.tollbooth.org /2002/movies/minority.html (2993 words)

	Modamag.com \| Minority Report (Tom Cruise, Steven Spielberg - Movie Review) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		“Report” plays out like a massively expensive, futuristic episode of “Law And Order,” as the film is more of a whodunit than the gargantuan action bonanza promised by the advertising materials.
		While “Minority Report” is pretty far removed from the narcoleptic charms of “A.I.,” the Kubrick touches from that tribute still remain in Spielberg’s bloodstream.
		The dazzling look of “Minority Report” is assisted by longtime Spielberg cinematographer Janusz Kaminski, who has rendered the large, expansive “Report” world in a blue-tinted grain.
	www.modamag.com /minority_report.htm (985 words)

	Flipside Movie Emporium: Minority Report Movie Review
		Now comes Minority Report, an attempt -- like last year's A.I. -- to marry this new improved Spielberg to his old big studio sensibilities.
		The script has changed dramatically from the Philip K. Dick story upon which it is based, yet Minority Report often feels like a written work of science fiction, meditating on challenging questions and developing concepts to their fullest without being seduced by visual effects.
		Even the old chestnut of dehumanization in the name of collective safety -- a concept as old as fiction itself -- sees new life in Minority Report, from the slot-box prisons where "pre-criminals" are entombed to the enforced catatonia of the Pre-Cogs themselves.
	www.flipsidemovies.com /minorityreport.html (894 words)

	Minority Report film movie trailer review at The Z Review
		Minority Report took a whopping £4.5 million in its opening weekend, then went on to take a £7,077,840 from 426 locations giving the film a screen average of £16,615.
		Go on over to IGN to see the full report and scroll down to the bottom of their page to download the video.
		One of Joey Baloney's spys were hiding in the bushes and caught this snap of Tom on the set of Minority Report.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /comingsoon/m/minorityreportpre.htm (1269 words)

	Minority Report movie review. Stars Tom Cruise and Samantha Morton - by Reel Cinema
		They use Pre-cogs, which are 3 very psychic people who basically live in a tub of water in a constant state of sleep so the details of each murder they have visions of are somehow put in a wood ball.
		Yeah I'm not a techhie and this movie is loaded with lots of futuristic gadgets and inventions.
		Another gadget used are spiders, which are little robots that search for people using the retinal scan and report the information back to the cops.
	www.geocities.com /smvgrey/minority.html (880 words)

	Movies based on stories by Philip K. Dick - Minority Report
		MINORITY REPORT, Steven Speilberg's $130 million futuristic thriller, melds two disparate genres onto an extremely clever premise to create a unique cinematic experience.
		With the aide of a trio of psychics entombed in a high-tech chamber in the bowels of the Precrime headquarters, Anderton and his team sort through "previsions" the psychics have tapped into regarding this future crime.
		Anderton is off and running, as is the film, staying one-step ahead of Witwer and the Precops as he tries to unravel a murder he's sure isn't in his future...
	www.philipkdick.com /films_minreport.html (211 words)

	theVoiceofReason.com, Minority Report, Spoof Movie Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Thankfully he was not horribly dismembered, although it is not clear on the DVD whether they actually removed his eyes or not (I assume they must have).
		(He steals her because he has found out that a Minority Report (a report which is produced when not all three pre-cogs agree on 'seeing' a future crime) is saved in her...
		The end is complicated, but essentially the director of the system is covering up a murder he committed of the mother of one of the pre-cogs...
	www.thevoiceofreason.com /ComedyMovieWatchPopcorn/MinorityReport.htm (699 words)

	Minority Report Movie Review
		Minority Report may very well be the best movie released so far during the Summer of 2002.
		Minority Report comes within an eyelash of our 5 star rating.
		This isn't a movie that I think a lot of people will go watch over and over again, but it is a movie that I consider a must-see on the big screen.
	www.moviesforguys.com /sci-fi/reviews/minorityreport.shtml (436 words)

	The Popkorn Junkie :: Minority Report
		Sure, "Minority Report" is pretty good entertainment, but it is certainly no masterpiece.
		Of course, if you get past those questions and a few holes in the plot, "Minority Report" is a decent picture.
		It's great to see that a summer movie doesn't have to be brain-dead to be exciting and entertaining.
	www.popkornjunkie.com /reviews/minorityreport.html (1038 words)

	MINORITY REPORT movie review
		The act of murder disrupts the space-time continuum in a unique way and the three psychic precogs, who spend all their time floating in a vat of milky fluid, can provide enough detail before the event happens to allow the police to show up and arrest you before you kill anyone.
		Second, there’s a very disturbing aspect of the precogs that isn’t discussed in the movie at all, but that certainly should have been.
		It’s a good movie, but glossing over slavery has gotta cost you at least one shriek girl.
	www.feoamante.com /Movies/MNO/mreport.html (867 words)

	Minority Report - Movie Commentary by Scott Ventura (FeedMyEgo.com)
		I hate to admit that I'd put a page on my site only to leave it as "under construction", but it's the easiest way for me to be reminded of the reviews left to write.
		Minority Report was going to be something along the lines of
		Report certainly doesn't have the historical significance or
	feedmyego.com /movies/M/MinorityReport2002.html (165 words)

	Minority Report Movie, Review, Cast for Minority Report \| TVGuide.com
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