The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by the late science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. Dick is especially good at creating short stories. The story is refined but the plot is tight and subtle. Of course, there is no reason for Hollywood to let it go. Memories, the sci-fi horror film "Blade Runner" and "The Imposter" are all adapted from his novels.
This futuristic sci-fi thriller was originally scheduled to start shooting in the fall of 1999 and will be released in the summer of 2000. However, because Spielberg and Cruise are so popular, the two have not been able to cooperate in their schedules, so the entire shooting plan had to be repeated. Delayed and dragged around until everyone almost forgot about it. The two talents finally decided to cooperate, but the whole plan is still inseparable from the word "wait", because Cruise has to finish filming Cameron first. Crowe’s "Vanilla Sky" took a two-week break and practiced the necessary muscles and stamina for action movies by the way; while Spielberg was in the post-production of "Artificial Intelligence", which Kubrick missed. The production of the film can be described as time-consuming. Fortunately, the two busy people managed to get together in the end, and it was not in vain that the fans were waiting for them. The film is also the second cooperation between DreamWorks and Fox after "Leaves of a Deserted Island". Its top production lineup and attractive plot have made this movie highly anticipated since it was never born. It's everyone's appetite.
