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   Apr 30, 2024 · Minority Report, Lyric Hammersmith review — timely tale of AI thought police rebooted. Jodie McNee plays a neuroscientist branded a ‘pre-murderer’ in a pacy but thin adaptation of Philip K...

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3. www.standard.co.uk › culture › theatreMinority Report at Lyric Hammersmith review: both mindbending ...

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   Apr 30, 2024 · A partial answer comes from this adaptation of Philip K Dick’s 1956 novella exploring totalitarianism and personal choice, which is by turns smart and daft, mind-expanding and lame.

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   Aug 10, 2022 · Both Philip K. Dick and Steven Spielberg tackle deep questions of fate, morality, and time with Minority Report, but the differences are illuminating.

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   Feb 13, 2024 · A new play based on Philip K Dick’s novella is part of a wave of shows inspired by once-imaginary tech such as AI and spyware.

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   Apr 21, 2024 · Interviewed in the programme, author David Haig (Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Old Vic) explains how he was given carte-blanche to go as off-piste as he wanted to and so he changed the sex of the protagonist and sets the action in Britain in 2050, the 10th anniversary of the introduction of Pre-Crime.

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   Apr 30, 2024 · The dystopian fiction of US sci-fi visionary Philip K Dick (1928-1982) has afforded a treasure-trove of ideas-rich, adrenal storylines that Hollywood directors and screen-writers have seized on ...

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   How does 'minority report' differ from the book?

   • Here's how "Minority Report" differs from the book. In both Philip K. Dick's original story and the screenplay for "Minority Report" adapted by Scott Frank and Jon Cohen, the entire premise of predicting future crimes is driven by the existence of "precogs," humans with rare genetic mutations that give them precognition, hence the name.

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   Does the movie 'Minority Report' actually show minority reports?

   • "Minority Report," the movie, doesn't actually show any minority reports, although Anderton makes an off-hand reference to seeing several of them in the archives. If there were a police division with the ability to predict the future, it's obvious the federal government would take quite an interest.

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   Will there be a minority report adaptation?

   • The question comes partway through Steven Spielberg’s 2002 film adaptation of Philip K Dick’s novella The Minority Report. I, however, can’t resist posing it right at the start of my interview with director Max Webster and writer David Haig, who are about to open their own adaptation for the stage. Too soon, it seems.

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   Who are the literal Thought Police in Minority Report?

   • In other words, the literal thought police. Ricardo Castro, Jodie McNee and Xenoa Ledgister-Campbell in Minority Report. Photo by Marc Brenner. There are, as Fleming (Danny Collins) and his sidekick Ana (Roseanna Frascona) point out, flaws in this system, most notably as it is, to put it mildly, an infringement on personal liberty.

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   Did 'Minority Report' predict future crime?

   • Having celebrated its 20th anniversary, "Minority Report" has officially become a blast from the past, despite being set in 2054. Stylish and sleek, it predicted a lot of modern trends in surveillance and incessantly intrusive advertising, even if we're not quite at the point of predicting future crimes yet.

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   Who is John Anderton in 'Minority Report'?

   • The main character of both the book and film "Minority Report" is John Anderton. In Philip K. Dick's story, Anderton is the middle-aged head of the Precrime division, a paranoid and morose man who's worried about his new second-in-command conspiring to take his job.

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   Review by Chris Omaweng. In 2050, neuroscientist Dame Julia Anderton is about to launch the next phase of her pioneering Pre-Crime programme, detaining people for crimes before they are committed.