Filmový klub Nerdopolis | Minority Report

Steven Spielberg + Tom Cruise + Philip K. Dick. Here someone knew that the equation to make a dynamic, exciting and interesting film could be solved with the help of a triangle. Strong creative shamrock, when Steven drew from Dick's stories and Cruise did what he was doing best, ie he ran as life, was that in 2002 one of the most interesting sci-fi films of the new millennium was created. The event alternates with the philosophy of higher morality and predestination, all in the tailed futuristic scenery of the future, to which we are closer to ourselves. But since the minority report (even the distributor did not translate) dust falls a little and for the younger NERDY it may be an undiscovered treasure, it is high time to remember this gem. #pivo

Minority Report

It is the year 2054. Washington D.C. It is deprived of crime. The future is bright. The guilt is punished before the crime ever occurs. Prekrim, the elite unit of the Ministry of Justice, can prevent murders from three clairvoyants, psychotronic personalities that will unmistakably determine the perpetrators. It is the most modern defense against crime, a perfect system. The commander of the prekrim unit John Anderton (Tom Cruise) has a good reason to work on this vision. His motive is to save thousands of people's tragedy he lived. Information from three media is first transferred to a plasma screen. John analyzes here what clairvoyants see. He has no doubt about his work until he himself becomes suspected number 1. Then John Anderton his own unit under the leadership of the personal rival Danny Witwer (Colin Farrell) follows at every step ...