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Lynn 2022-04-19 09:01:04
Some thoughts on predicting crime and arresting in advance
I have watched a lot of movies that predict crimes recently. To combat crimes, we still have to use traditional criminal investigation methods, rather than arresting them in advance to eliminate them. Being able to predict crimes and attack them in advance can only be the same as what this...
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Abelardo 2022-04-24 07:01:01
"Minority Report" - God is hard, real sins should be punished
If you watch this movie in the cinema, you will probably lose the pleasure of teasing the progress bar. After Tom Cruise acted like the prophecy, he began to look forward to a new wave of reversals, so that this hard sci-fi masterpiece is almost an idea A far-reaching classic, the surreal fighting...
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Henderson 2022-03-23 09:01:04
The equipment that Tom Cruise used to transmit the images when he solved the case was amazing. The film is somewhat similar to "The Fifth Element", and has more meaning and value than some films that simply show off future technology.
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Grady 2021-10-20 18:59:08
Three and a half, embarrassing score. The logic bug is too obvious, and the story idea can be discussed. Now that the future is known, there is no need to act, everything is already set; if we choose to change, how can we say that the future is known? From a criminological point of view, arresting people before the factual logic of a crime occurs is not consistent with the evidence-based European and American codes. Having sexual desire does not mean that you will rape. . . The visual presentation of the scene is quite powerful. 7.3
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John Anderton: Why should I trust you?
Dr. Iris Hineman: You shouldn't. You shouldn't trust anyone. Certainly not the Attorney General who just wants it all for himself, and not the young Federal agent, who wants your job. Not even the old man who just wants to hold on to what he created. Don't trust anyone. Just find the Minority Report.
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John Anderton: [a dream sequence, Anderton is at the pool with his son as his son is coming up while holding his breath underwater] 25.26 seconds. That's a new record.
Younger Sean: Is it a world record.
John Anderton: Is it a world? It's your personal best.
Younger Sean: Let's try you.
John Anderton: What? Are you kidding me? There is no way that I can beat 25.26 seconds.
Younger Sean: How long can a whale hold it's breath underwater?
John Anderton: A whale can hold it's breath for about 20 minutes.
Younger Sean: You gotta beat the whale.
John Anderton: [his son gets out of the water as he is getting in] Here we go Sean. It could take 20 minutes, are you sure you don't want to get some ice cream or something?
Younger Sean: No. Ready dad?
John Anderton: Ready.
[kisses Sean as he goes underwater, as he is underwater, the watch suddenly drops into the water, then he comes back up]
John Anderton: Sean? Sean? Sean?
[looking around]
John Anderton: Have you seen my son, have you seen a kid in a red bathing suit? Sean? Have you seen my son, he was wearing a red bathing suit? Sean?
[wakes up screaming]
John Anderton: SEEEAAANNN!
