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26 de dic. de 2016 · But I believe they also justified it as each ball being unique, and unable to be duplicated or counterfeited. The wood provides a unique fingerprint for each report. From a draft script: INT. PRECRIME ANALYTICAL ROOM - DAY As Jad, Fletcher and Knott show Witwer one of the wooden "eggs". All of them now chewing gum, friendly with Witwer.
20 de jun. de 2022 · Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report begins with an all-seeing mind glimpsing into a murder that will be. A red ball then rolls down and lands perfectly, displaying the names of future victims and their soon-to-be killer. At the Department of PreCrime, Chief Detective John Anderton parses through a series of murky images to determine where this ...
So whoever wrote the movie knew about the term, and thought, "Hey, let's use literal red balls to indicate murder". The entire premise is one giant plot hole. The movie revolves around the protagonist trying to prove his own 'innocence' by not killing the person he was predicted to kill and blow up the whole system.
From the 2002 sci-fi film Minority Report, this is a Pre-Crime ball was used in the scene where the balls are shown being created showing the names of the would-be killers and there possible victims. This ball features the original name for the wife's lover. According to the script the male victim was named "Donald Doobin".
9 de sept. de 2009 · In my opinion, one of my favorite scenes in one of the best movies ever.
27 de oct. de 2023 · The best Minority Report quotes make you realize how great the movie really is, even if you haven't seen it in a while. Let's rank the greatest quotes from Minority Report, with the help of your votes. Starring Tom Cruise and Colin Farrell, Minority Report was directed by Steven Spielberg and released in 2002.
10 de dic. de 2016 · MINORITY REPORT. Steven Spielberg, 2002. LE COMMENTAIRE. La technologie a ses limites. Il existe des situations dans lesquelles les outils les plus pointus ne nous permettront jamais de faire la différence entre un 9 ou un 6. Certaines situations seront toujours soumises à interprétation, même si on les rejoue à l’infini.
