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Review Future tense
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Minority Report Director:Steven Spielberg Starring:Tom Cruise,Max
von Sydow,Colin Farrell,Samantha Morton
Ominous heartbeat. The images come in a montage. Sex, bloody
scissors, the face of a guilty man. Everything is disjointed, dreamy,
hallucinogenic. This is the future, and it is a nightmare. The images
jump to the past. How far in the past is not clear. Everything is
sepia and sweet. There is watery sunlight. Houses are full of Stuff.
The men wear waistcoats and ties. There are hors...
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