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It must be the heat.

Every year, as the spring grass loses its luster and fades to a drab, uniform green, movies at the multiplex lose their wit, effervescence, and style and become a uniform series of special effects blandness that impress as quickly as they fade.� Like slothful cattle forced to gnaw on stringy, late-summer grass, we moviegoers line up to feed on the latest Hollywood product while basking in air conditioned comfort for two hours.� "I don't want to think during the summers" is a mantra I've heard issuing from my mouth as well as those of my friends all too often.� Too hot to move, too hot to think, and too hot to complain about the slop we are being fed.

Then, along comes an intelligent, suspenseful thriller that fits into that summer mold we have all been conditioned to accept but nevertheless tweaks the genre and delivers something new and, dare I say it, refreshing.� Minority Report is just such a movie.

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