Minority Report

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This is the first movie Steven Spielberg directed for 20th Century Fox. The studio, which handled th [...]	D
Lexus reportedly paid $5 million to have a futuristic version of one of its cars in the film. As par [...]	D
The concept behind the spyders was what a grenade would look like if it had been designed by Porsche [...]	D
Cate Blanchett was offered the role of Agatha.	D
Unless something was changed in the calendar, in connection with the concept of a "leap year" in the [...]	D
According to sound designer Gary Rydstrom, the sounds for the Mag-Lev (Magnetic Levitation) car syst [...]	D
The film takes place in April 2054.	D
The case in which Anderton is to be the killer is numbered 1109.	D
This project was delayed after Steven Spielberg took over A.I.: Artificial Intelligence from the lat [...]	D
Wristwatches in the film: Tom Cruise wears two different timepieces, an Omega Speedmaster X33 digita [...]	D
The small storage media used throughout the film are clear plastic versions of Iomega's PocketZip di [...]	D
Janusz Kaminski is a regular cinematographer on Steven Spielberg's films. When Spielberg approached [...]	D
On February 18th, 2016, iO9 posted a video on the movie titled "Is The Ending To Minority Report One [...]	D
Similarities to Il fuggitivo (1993): 1. Like Richard Kimble, John Anderton is framed for a crime he [...]	D
Daniel London (Wally the Caretaker) is the only actor to reprise his role in the television adaptati [...]	D
Nokia is supposed to have spent $2 million to have as many handsets as possible in the film.	D
The film was almost shot a few years earlier, before Steven Spielberg decided to do A.I. - Intellige [...]	D
This was George D. Wallace's final film before his death on July 22, 2005 at the age of 88.	D
John Williams was hired to provide the score. However, he came late to the production due to the ove [...]	D
The adaptation of the short story "The Minority Report" by Philip K. Dick was originally planned as [...]	D
Although the exact logistics of the predictive technology highlighted in Minority Report has not yet [...]	D
Tom Cruise began filming only a few days after completing work on Vanilla Sky (2001).	D
This would be the first film that Steven Spielberg would direct for Twentieth Century-Fox and would [...]	D
The shot of Agatha collapsed over John Anderston's shoulder was concocted by Steven Spielberg during [...]	D
The "Precogs" were all named after famous mystery writers: Dashiell Hammett, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, [...]	D
According to the movie's scriptwriter, Scott Frank, the movie was originally conceived as a gritty h [...]	D
During the scenes that show Anderton manipulating the Precogs' visions of future crimes, the music i [...]	D
In an interview Steven Spielberg admitted that jetpacks are not likely to ever come to fruition, but [...]	D
Steven Spielberg hired the top twelve contortionists from around the world to do the futuristic yoga [...]	D
Even though she had a small uncredited roll in this film, Cameron Diaz co-starred with Tom Cruise in [...]	D
At the climax, Anderton tells Burgess that he has two choices: choose not to commit the murder, ther [...]	D
Anderton drives a Lexus 2054 EV.	D
When Anderton and Agatha are at the mall, right after the little girl asks her mom to buy a balloon, [...]	D
William Mapother: Tom Cruise's cousin as a hotel desk clerk. He's likely best known for his role as [...]	D
An advertisement for the film was shown during the TV3 broadcast of Tom Cruise's earlier film Missio [...]	D
For the scene where Anderton holds his breath in the bathtub, Steven Spielberg was going to create t [...]	D
The robotic welding guns were manufactured in LaSalle, Ontario and were tested by Marcel Chayer.	D
An ornately-decorated Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 revolver with ivory grips and gold frame is present [...]	D
Cameron Crowe: Tom Cruise's director from Jerry Maguire (1996) and Vanilla Sky (2001) appears as a c [...]	D
In Philip K. Dick's original short story, John Anderton is fat and balding, not at all like Tom Crui [...]	D
The car assembly line scene bears a striking resemblance to the assembly line scene in Star Wars: Ep [...]	D
Jenna Elfman was considered for the part later taken by Kathryn Morris.	D
The scene where Lois Smith (Dr Iris Hineman) kisses Tom Cruise was not scripted. Toms reaction is of [...]	D
On the animated cereal box--designed and animated by Kurtz and Friends Animation--from which John An [...]	D
From the very beginning, Steven Spielberg wanted Greta (Dr. Eddie's assistant) to sing something by [...]	D
The pistol that John Anderton uses is the Beretta 9000 9mm.	D
Scott Frank: The co-writer appears as a customer in the cyber parlor, the one who receives an award [...]	D
Steven Spielberg: [Music] Score by John Williams.	D
Both Steve Harris and Jessica Capshaw played lovers and defense attorneys on The Practice, kind of a [...]	D
Steven Spielberg used the town of Gloucester, Virginia, as a location for a portion of the film. Tho [...]	D
The police hovership was nicknamed The Dispenser because of its physical similarities to a Pez dispe [...]	D
Apparently, Colin Farrell had a lot of trouble delivering the line "I'm sure you all understand the [...]	D
The motivation for John Anderton to find and possibly murder Leo Crow is only shown to be based on h [...]	D
Four million DVDs were sold in the first few months of the film's home release.	D
Three years before production began, Steven Spielberg assembled a team of sixteen future experts in [...]	D
Although Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg had met during the production of Risky Business - Fuori i v [...]	D
ILM contributed over 250 effects shots to the film.	D
Colin Farrell later appeared in Total Recall - Atto di forza (2012), a remake of the film for which [...]	D
Of all of the Tom Cruise films in the Paramount library, this is the only one in which Paramount was [...]	D
At the climax, Tom Cruise confronts Max von Sydow in a secluded area, wearing a dark hood while pres [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg both agreed to waive their usual salary to help keep the film's budg [...]	D
The tiny in-ear cellphones used throughout the movie (most noticeably by PreCrime Director Lamar Bur [...]	D
The cast features two Oscar winners (Jim Rash and Cameron Crowe) and five Oscar nominees (Tom Cruise [...]	D
Paul Thomas Anderson: Tom Cruise's director in Magnolia (1999) as a man on the train. It is reported [...]	D
This would be the second co-production between Twentieth Century-Fox and Dreamworks Pictures in 2002 [...]	D
Steven Spielberg turned to Lexus for some ideas in designing a car for the future, but the bulk of t [...]	D
This is the first film directed by Steven Spielberg to be shot in the 2.39:1 aspect ratio since Hook [...]	D
Cinematographer Janusz Kaminski did a bleach bypass on the film, effectively skipping the bleaching [...]	D
When Gideon says that the contained prisoners are "busy, busy, busy," this may be a reference to "Ca [...]	D
Novelist Jon Cohen was hired to write a new draft of the screenplay when Jan de Bont was attached as [...]	D
Steven Spielberg originally only planned to produce this film and had Jan de Bont set to direct. He [...]	D
A "Minority Report" in real life is a legislative procedure whereby a minority of a committee (usual [...]	D
Opened the same weekend as Disney's Lilo & Stitch (2002) which actually sold more tickets. However, [...]	D
In the first scene, when the team tries to find Howard before he kills his wife and her lover, Evann [...]	D
Steven Spielberg chose the special effects company Imaginary Forces to design the film's prevision s [...]	D
The car factory scene is based on an Alfred Hitchcock idea for a never-filmed sequence in Intrigo in [...]	D
The scissors killing in the beginning is a reference to L'altro delitto (1991) and the guy finding h [...]	D
John Williams' score is inspired by the work of Bernard Herrmann.	D
This film shows technology that was not yet widely available at the time it came out, but is at the [...]	D
Jan de Bont was a credited producer because he was originally going to direct the film. Steven Spiel [...]	D
Steven Spielberg had enjoyed Kathryn Morris' performance in Rod Lurie's The Contender (2000) so he g [...]	D
During filming, Tom Cruise started his well-publicized romance with PenÃ©lope Cruz. He filed for d [...]	D
At the police station, the officers talk about the metaphysical proof of precognition. Chief Anderto [...]	D
Matt Damon and Dutch actor Yorick van Wageningen were considered for the role of Danny Witwer. Van W [...]	D
Meryl Streep was originally cast as Iris Hineman, but had to back out.	D
Matt Damon was originally cast as Danny Witwer but had to drop out because of reshoots on The Bourne [...]	D
The shot of the camera pulling away from the Precogs Agatha, Dashiell and Arthur's house at the begi [...]	D
When John (Tom Cruise) is recovering from the eye surgery, the movie showing in the background is ca [...]	D
The schedule overrun of Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible II (2000) allowed Steven Spielberg to hire [...]	D
The second film Directed by Steven Spielberg in 2002. The other was "Catch Me If You Can" starring O [...]	D
A 'redball' is also an aircraft maintenance term used to alert maintenance personnel that a system m [...]	D
In the scene where John kidnaps Agatha, Danny Witwer (Colin Farrell) asks, "How much time do we have [...]	D
Elements from the original short story that the screenplay is based on included more details about t [...]	D
When Dr. Solomon Eddie (Peter Stormare) calls his assistant, he says the following sentence in Swedi [...]	D
This was the second of four scores composed by Oscar Winner John Williams in 2002. The others are "S [...]	D
Similarities to Blade Runner (1982). 1) Both main characters (Anderton and Deckard) are law enforcer [...]	D
Jessica Capshaw, who plays Evanna, one of the PreCrime cops, is director Steven Spielberg's stepdaug [...]	D
Even though Amblin Entertainment was involved with the production of this film, its logo credit is o [...]	D
The titular minority report ends up being a red herring.	D
The movie beat Scooby-Doo (2002) at the box office on its opening weekend.	D
When Anderton is getting his eyeballs surgically replaced, the procedure looks rather similar to the [...]	D
Directors Cameron Crowe and Paul Thomas Anderson who both directed Tom Cruise make cameo appearances [...]	D
Colin Farrell was cast in this film after Matt Damon had to reluctantly drop out due to scheduling c [...]	D
Jan de Bont was going to direct this film but personal problems with Steven Spielberg on his previou [...]	D
Throughout her career, Samantha Morton has shown a proclivity to changing her appearance with most o [...]	D
Although set in the future when it was made, Spielberg's Minority Report almost foretold the pace of [...]	D

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