Collection of (4) futuristic technology props from Minority Report ...

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Collection of (4) futuristic technology props from Minority Report Collection of (4) futuristic technology props from Minority Report (TCF, 2002) In the Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi thriller Minority Report, Tom Cruise plays "John Anderton", a leading "Pre-Crime" cop of the late 21st century, when technology can predict crimes before they're committed. But Anderton becomes a fugitive himself when fellow investigator "Danny Witwer" (Colin Farrell) targets him for an imminent murder charge. (4) props including: (1) "Eye Scanner" measuring 6 x 5 in. and constructed of cast resin components with a clear circular plastic disc facing. These eye scanners are seen throughout the film as Tom Cruise's character tries to evade capture (1) "Spider Robot". This is one of the 2.25 x 3.25 in. static props that are scattered by officers searching for Anderton. CGI spiders are then seen searching for the rogue cop. Constructed of a cast resin body with a matrix on the bottom representing the coiled legs that retract and deploy. (1) "Neuroin" drug inhaler. This style of inhaler is seen emptied from Anderton's pockets when at home watching old movies of his lost wife and child and later in an empty "spent" state as Witwer investigates Anderton's apartment. The 2 x 2 in. inhaler is made of white colored resin with a clear blue plastic mouthpiece and a deflated purple plastic blister bubble on top. (1) 2.5 x 2.5 in. clear plastic disc lens in a plastic clamshell case, use unknown. With some scratching to paint and surfaces. All props are in production used, good condition. Eye Scanner and Spider come with Twentieth Century-Fox COAs.

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