Talk:Minority Report

Faleel, your edit of the first sentence omits the release year of the film and score. It is in my opinion essential to include that within the first sentence. Can you clarify? --Sf1 freeze (talk)


 * Agreed. We should always have the basic information in the first sentence. --Uni (talk) 03:59, 16 February 2013 (CET)
 * I think the first sentence can still be improved: For example "In 2002 John Williams composed the score for the neo-noir science fiction film Minority Report directed by Steven Spielberg. Based on a story by american writer Philip K. Dick, Minority Report is set in Washington, D.C. in....."
 * I think we can drop the "of the same name" from these things. That's implied. There's never a time when a film score has a title other than what the film is called. I do think it's better to lead with the title of the work, though (that's just a better wiki standard). So I made an edit that essentially combines both approaches.