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Minority Report [Blu-ray]

Tom Cruise (Actor), Arye Gross (Actor), Steven Spielberg (Director) Rated:

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Based on a Philip K. Dick short-story about a time in the future when criminals are arrested before they commit the crime. A future-viewing piece of technology gives police officers this privilege. One cop (Cruise) is caught commiting a crime and now must find out why and how he broke the law in order to change time.

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MPAA rating : s_medPG13 PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
Product Dimensions : 6.75 x 4.75 x 0.75 inches; 4.8 Ounces
Item model number : 6911757
Director : Steven Spielberg
Media Format : Multiple Formats, AC-3, Blu-ray, Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
Run time : 2 hours and 26 minutes
Release date : April 20, 2010
Actors : Tom Cruise, Arye Gross, Jessica Harper, Patrick Kilpatrick, Caroline Lagerfelt
Dubbed: : French, Spanish
Subtitles: : English, French, Spanish
Studio : Paramount Home Entertainment
ASIN : B0035WTJFW
Number of discs : 2

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Dana Phelps

One of Spielberg's Best and Most Ambitious- Incredible Film Making

Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2019

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When this came out, it was a big hit but under appreciated for what ground it broke in the world of movies. The technological vision alone is worthy of high praise for its sensitivity to evolution in the fields of computing, automotive transportation, law enforcement and robotics. But the true mastery of film production comes with the seamless weaving of intense and extremely complex plot twists with an easy to assimilate format to the audiences. This is an extraordinary story with unusual abundances of turns, tropes and surprises. Cruise delivers a highly charged emotional and powerful performance-- one of his best pictures as well, perhaps since "The Color of Money". Spielberg makes an erratic and chaotic adventure into a smooth ride without over saturating the senses or making it hard to keep up, just to understand what's going on within the character relationships or subtleties of the ironical storyline. The theme of the Civil War is not often cited by reviewers but the motion picture begins with a pre-crime which centers around Lincoln's eye sockets (a pre-crime murderer is involved in the removing of Lincoln's eyes from a cutout which relates to his child's school project). The end shows us Von Sydow's character accepting and then using a 'Civil War General's' handgun, which has 5 gold plated bullets which are described as ending the suffering of the Civil War. There is the famous meeting of the 5 tribes which helped formulate the US Constitution and Lincoln is quoted within the film as suspending habeas corpus within his war. Lincoln is very often cited as the most 'psychic' of Presidents. This reviewer has maintained a Lincoln theme to "Back to the Future" as well (see lincolnwasadummy.com). We are clearly missing something inside the minds of the production team here as it regards the Lincoln era of history, but it makes for even more deep analysis and interest to this masterful movie maker coming out with one of his most brilliant and daring movies. Aside from any of that, this is just a highly entertaining and fast paced film with plenty for all ages, all genres (from horror to crime to action to sci fi to thriller to mystery to even some comedy).

Absolutely 5 stars. This film is aging well and has not lost any of its edge, even after 17 years. Astounding movie making!

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A question of free will and the power of the state wrapped inside a murder mystery

Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2019

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Minority Report directed by Steven Spielberg was another film inspired by the work of famed sci-fi writer Philip K. Dick.

The story is set in 2054 in Virginia and Washington D.C. where the government has created PreCrime. It uses three psychics to warn of future murders. A special unit, led by Tom Cruise as John Anderton then goes out and arrests the perpetrators before they can commit their acts. The system works so well that the administrator Director Burgess played by Max von Sydow is ready to spread PreCrime nationwide. The dilemma arises when Anderton is accused of a future crime and his unit chases after him. Because he knows the system so well he runs in an attempt to prove his innocence.

The film is full of action, mystery and suspense. For example, Anderton goes to a crooked doctor he once arrested to give him a face job so that he might infiltrate the PreCrime center. While there his unit shows up and sends electronic spiders into all the apartments looking for him. They scan people’s eyes to identify them. Could Anderton’s surgery take effect before the spider’s reach him? Anderton then kidnaps one of the psychics called precogs called Agatha played by Samantha Morton. They escape through a mall. Agatha is able to tell Anderton when to stop, where to turn, and when to run because she can see the future. A very elaborate sequence, excellently filmed by Spielberg.

In the end, the movie is really about free will and the power of the state. Can the government arrest people before they even do anything? What if someone just had elaborate thoughts about killing someone, could they be detained for that? Most importantly does getting arrested for a pre-crime mean people have no way to choose their own path or are their future already pre-determined by some sort of fate? Would this be the first step towards a police state where the government can arrest people just for what they think? Could the system be manipulated and the innocent be arrested for things they would never be able to prove their innocence because they were taken in before they even did anything? Legally, what would this mean for the American justice system where people are considered innocent until proven guilty since being arrested for a pre-crime is based upon guilt? This is another layer to the film, which makes it so interesting along with all the other elements.
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Yeah, Masterpiece Is Not An Exaggeration Here

Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2015

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Forget any baggage you might have about either Tom Cruise or Steven Spielberg, both are capable of superb work and this movie is proof. The film is just chock full of high adventure, real suspense and plot twists worthy of Hitchcock. I don't know what Phillip K Dick story this came from, but I'd bet even if it isn't quite faithful to the original work, it's faithful to the author's intentions, because it makes you think deeply, even invites true philosophical contemplation, which is something old Uncle Phillip was always about.
Again, I can't say enough about the action. You can tell that Steven Spielberg is really in tune with two things: the entire history of action in films, from the subtlest intrigue to the grandest high adventure; and second he's in tune with what contemporary film is capable of, not only in terms of special effects. And he's just damn good at science fiction, too. By the end of the film you've absorbed a whole new fascinating reality, and you feel like it could all come true!
I waited more than a decade to watch this movie; big mistake! Can't recommend enough!

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Ridiculously bad

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2019

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I can't see how anyone could give this 5 stars. It was so bad, I don't know where to start. There was an unexpected twist that would have been nice, if it hadn't been marred by the obviousness of Hollywood trying to "prove," yet again, that it's "wrong" for even a parent to kill someone who raped his own son. Just...yuck. Utterly unrealistic scenarios, logical gaps on so many levels, used to obfuscate reality and not-so-pleasant, but highly likely scenarios that would challenge the creators' message.

Also, too much cartoonish junk, stereotyping, and grotesque over-reliance on sensationalism and shock. A massive fail.

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Mike Matthews

Fabulous 'real' sci-fi action thriller

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 17, 2016

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Minority Report is one of the best ‘real’ science fiction movies of all time; by ‘real sci-fi’ I mean a film that looks intelligently at the world of tomorrow and asks thought-provoking questions, rather than simply blowing up spaceships. This is hardly surprising since it’s based on a short story by the philosophical sci-fi novelist Philip K. Dick, whose works were the inspiration for the equally brilliant Blade Runner and the distinctly daft Total Recall, amongst others. The set-up here is that three ‘Pre-Cogs’ are able to see murders before they take place, allowing Pre-Crime officers to arrest killers before they can commit the crime. Tom Cruise is the poster boy Pre-Crime cop who has secretly become a drug addict following the abduction of his son, Max von Sydow is the boss of Pre-Crime who will do anything to expand the experiment across the whole of the US, and Colin Farrell is the hotshot Attorney General agent trying to find flaws in the Pre-Crime system. When the Pre-Cogs predict that Cruise himself is going to commit a murder he is forced to go on the run. As he tries to find proof that he is not a future murderer he encounters various weird and wonderful characters and ultimately discovers that Pre-Crime is not the infallible system he thought it was.

Minority Report is brilliant in every regard from script to acting and from design to visual effects, all expertly marshalled by Steven Spielberg who skilfully combines the intricate, intelligent plot with dramatic action sequences. Cruise has never been better and the supporting cast is also superb, with Samantha Morton especially excellent as the Pre-Cog Agatha. There are also some really creepy sequences, such as the spyders and the eye surgeon. My only gripe is the way Cruise has to explain what has been going on rather than allowing the audience to work things out for themselves.

The film looks and sounds fantastic on Blu Ray, but I have some minor gripes about the bonus features. The good news is that all the material from the previous DVD release has been carried over, though bizarrely while you can pause these featurettes you cannot scan forwards or backwards, so if you miss something that someone has said you’ll have to start from the beginning! There are some very good new retrospective documentaries looking at the life of Philip K. Dick, the props, and the real world application of the movement-controlled computer interface. There is also some behind the scenes and previz footage from various key action sequences. One featurette I could have done without though is the Pre-Crime ‘mockumentary’.

Aside from not being to the control the old DVD extras this is an excellent collection of bonus material, but when you first click on ‘Extras’ the first option you see is an ‘interactive’ interview with Steven Spielberg. The interview runs for 34 minutes but along the way you have the option to watch various related interviews and photo montages and it took me a good couple of hours to get through everything. Then, to my dismay, I discovered that *everything* here is included in the other bonus material on the disc, apart from a few seconds of the Spielberg interview. In fact the vast majority of the disc’s bonus material can actually be watched via the rather cumbersome interactive pop-ups. I would suggest that you watch the Spielberg interview but don’t brother with the pop-ups, and then watch all the bonus material separately.

Minority Report is a brilliant film and aside from some niggles about the bonus features this is an excellent Blu Ray and absolute must-buy for any sci-fi movie fan.

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Siriam

Dire storytelling by Spielberg offset by some interesting underlying concepts

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2018

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I have only recently seen this film but even allowing for the passage of time found it pretty boring storytelling. Based on a short Philip K. Dick story the length of the film seems to have stretched the concept (preventing crimes in the future before they are actually committed) to breaking point. In addition to being way too long a film, the story as with so many sci-fi films, once it has been stripped of the special effects is not that original given I had guessed the finale way before we got there. Throw in some weird plot shifts and add some hard to believe plot twists (Tom Cruise having new eyeballs inserted by backstreet operation!) and it doesn't make for great viewing for me anyway.

I must admit the main interest which kept me going to the end was more the whole concept of how political states and mass marketing regimes monitor their citizens/buyers in the future which given subsequent developments on facial recognition especially makes the end film not as throwaway as my initial comments may infer.

Chris Zajac

I've liked this film and thought ill'd buy the steelbook as ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 4, 2017

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I've liked this film and thought ill'd buy the steelbook as I bought two or three steelbooks recently with success they were really good and this one is no exception I think it was an unwanted gift as the enclosed art cards were still wrapped and the discs two were without scratches or dust one disc is a DVD with special features and one disc is a blu ray and has the film on it slightly unusual but there you go but it was a bargain at £10 as some steelbooks can go for treble the price for a single disc

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Great movie with awful blu Ray picture quality

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 3, 2019

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This should be a five star review but it's not. Its a five star movie with one star, at best, picture quality
MR is the first digitally shot movie and Spielberg made a complete mess of the picture. Suffice to say that it's awful
We all know about the movie and story. Cruise is superb as ever
Thankfully Spielberg has seen the light and ditched digital and gone back to celluloid.
What a pity he gave into pressure and made this movie digitally.
Minority report is a movie that deserves much better picture quality than this.

Barbara. Barron

Why collect DVD's?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 12, 2013

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I've relished repurchasing this wonderful DVD for my collection, so why have I thought it worth it? It can stay on my shelf for many months, but there will come a time when I want to watch it. So I will rely on my memory of this unusual, poignant and atmospheric performance, of a very strange tale, almost at the limit of imagination, and pulled off so well by all members of the cast and the supporting team. Its plot is exciting, and Tom Cruise takes his acting to another level to pull this off, his desperation at trying not to get caught, is vivid, as is the efforts of his fellow officers to catch him, and the story goes on at breakneck speed, through many landscapes, idyllic countryside and the opposite, the squalor of futuristic city slums, and a wonderful illegal eye transplant, to its ultimate conclusion, a very emotionally satisfying experience. I know that when I pull it off the shelf to review it, I'll get an experience reminiscent of fine wine, although I'm familiar with the flavour, it's still a thrilling experience.

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