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Hiding in plain sight This scene conveys how vulnerable Walter is in his position at the insurance firm.  He is surrounded by people unknowingly trying to catch him, ultimately leading to his downfall. Keys unknowingly smiles at Walter, conveying that in this moment he trusts him.  The man from the train looks at keys, completely ignoring Walter, showing his ignorance to the fact that Walter was actually the man he saw on the train. Walter stands behind both men, hand covering his mouth.  He doesn’t look at either of the men in the room, at this moment he is fully aware that the man from the train could recognize him at any moment.  Although Walter is in the corner, he is extremely illuminated.  This is to convey that no matter where he goes or what, he will not be able to hide.  

Newspaper  Gunshots break the silence of the night The Bearded killer  The Cadillac Bloody Handkerchief Cigar between his crooked teeth Murder at the club Wether for money Or a woman Fresh gun smoke put the muck’s name in the newspaper The killers shadow Cracks through the Venetian blinds His dark apartment  Wet from sour rain Cracks open a bottle Expecting cash, receiving 1 to the head

  Newspaper  Gunshots break the silence of the night The bearded killer  in the Cadillac Cigar between his crooked teeth Blood on the handkerchief Murder at the club Wether for money Or a woman Fresh gun smoke Put the mucks name in the newspaper The killers shadow Cracks through the Venetian blinds His dark apartment  Wet from the sour rain He cracks open a bottle

  Minority Report Still Frame Analysis Alex PIgott Speilberg set up this scene with the intention of illustrating the intensity of Anderton and Witwers rivalry throughout the movie.  Anderton and Witwer are the most illuminated objects in the frame.  They both stare directly at each other, both with a little bit of a smirk showing that they both hold the confidence that they will get their way over the other.  The framing of this scene is interesting, as there is no clear focal point.  Anderton occupies the left side, and Witwer occupies the right.  There is nothing distinctive on either side to grab the viewer's eye, leaving each side competing for the viewers attention. It's almost as if Anderton and Witwer are the ones competing for the eye of the viewer. Witwer and Anderton, although they are not the same height, are pictured at exactly the same level.  This is done to show that at this point neither Anderton, nor Witwer has an advantage over the o...

  Minority Report Still Frame Analysis Alex PIgott This still frame illustrates the intensity of Anderton and Witwers rivalry throughout the movie.  Anderton and Witwer are the most illuminated objects in the frame.  They both stare directly at each other, both with a little bit of a smirk showing that they both hold the confidence that they will get their way over the other.  Witwer and Anderton, although they are not the same height, are pictured at exactly the same level.  This is done to show that at this point neither Anderton, nor Witwer has an advantage over the other, a fair fight.  In addition, the similarity in height gives the photo a sort of symmetry, possibly showing that the two are more similar than previously thought.  At this point in the film the viewer is aware that Anderton is an incredibly smart man, but we don't know much about Witwer.  This shot could have been intended to show that Witwer shares the same skills as Anderton,...

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