Question

这个电影叫什么名字?

帮人问个电影 我自己也没看过. 说中间有个场景，提到了自由储蓄银行，还有一个人好象是拿一些间谍工具，在床上摆成问号，是外国的片子，有谁知道叫啥名字？
问题补充：好象不是《少数派报告》

Answer 1

中文片名：《致命报酬》
又 名：《记忆裂痕》、《空头支票》
英文片名：《paycheck》
类 型：动作/科幻/惊悚
编 剧：迪恩-乔格瑞斯 Dean Georgaris
导 演：吴宇森 John Woo
领衔主演： 本-阿弗莱克 Ben Affleck
乌玛-瑟曼 Uma Thurman

Answer 2

谍中谍？真的很难知道这部电影，内容太少，可以再清楚点吗？

Answer 3

Michael Jennings (Affleck) is a reverse engineer who routinely has his recent memories erased after working on sensitive high-tech projects. He is often helped by his friend Shorty (Giamatti). He agrees to take on a project for James Rethrick (Eckhart), his old college roommate and close personal friend; Rethrick is CEO of Allcom. All Jennings is told is that he is to design something for three years in exchange for Allcom shares which will be worth a minimum of 10 million dollars. He meets and falls in love with Dr. Rachel Porter (Thurman), an Allcom biologist. However, after working for three years on the secret project, he wakes up with his memory erased and learns that he signed away his shares in Allcom which are worth 92 million dollars, and is left only with an envelope of personal effects - most of which aren't his and he doesn't recognize. As the film progresses he realizes he traded away his fortune to focus his attention on the envelope full of the following, seemingly unrelated items:

a pack of cigarettes (used to escape from the FBI by setting off the fire suppressants in an interrogation room, creating a smoke screen-without it he would have died during interrogation)
a pair of tinted sunglasses (allows Jennings to see through the said smoke, enabling a quick escape)
a bus pass (the only item common to both versions of the story, allows Jennings to escape quickly through a bus terminal-the FBI must jump the turnstiles)
a diamond ring (allows a street kid to steal it; had it not happened, Jennings would not have returned to the bank where he received the envelope so he could ask more questions about it's origins)
a fortune cookie with a message and lucky numbers (winning lottery numbers, and clues to the location of the ticket)
a janitor's key (allows friend to access circuit breakers, creating a distraction)
a can of hair spray (used with lighter as a makeshift flamethrower)
a cigarette lighter (used with hair spray as a makeshift flamethrower)
a paperclip (used to short-circuit electronics to avoid being hit by subway train)
a matchbook (specifies a restaurant where he has a reservation, disguised with water-soluble paint)
a BMW key w/ alarm (allows him to identify and utilize a means of escape: an orange and black R1150R Rockster motorcycle)
a converging lens (allows him to notice discrepancy on stamp)
a stamp on envelope (contains microfilm with snapshots from the future-the fact that it's Albert Einstein on the stamp is a clue)
a small container of ball bearings (used to set off metal detectors, creating a distraction at security)
a keycard to Allcom's facility (allows him to re-enter his lab)
a hex key (used to open lab door security panel)
an Eisenhower Dollar (used to jam lab door security panel)
a crossword puzzle (locates hardware bug on the machine, allowing him to repair it)
a .45 Caliber bullet (used to destroy the machine-fired into hydrogen tank by a cycling piston)
a watch (alert him when to duck a bullet)
Soon he discovers that Allcom security personnel (led by Feore) are after him for some unknown reason, as is the FBI, agents of which tell him he committed treason against the United States. However, using the items now in his possession, Jennings is able to devise ways out of various predicaments and crises.

Affleck as Michael JenningsHe soon discovers that he spent the last three years of his life designing and building a laser-enhanced lens which allows the user to see around the curvature of the universe, and thus, into the future; this was theorized by physicist William Dekker (Serge Houde), who had been killed for his work by Allcom agents. After building the machine, Jennings used it to catch a glimpse of the future, foreseeing his own death by gunshot wound. He also learns that the machine is prone to dispensing self-fulfilling prophecies (i.e., a plague is predicted-all those it says are infected are isolated in camps with conditions that create the plague. A war is predicted-the enemy it predicts is attacked first thereby causing the war). Ultimately, human responses to the machine's predictions lead to the downfall of humanity. In desperation, Jennings used the machine in an attempt to escape his death and ultimately destroy his creation. However, since he was completely isolated on the Allcom grounds, he was limited to leaving himself an envelope of innocent, everyday items.

Jennings and Porter make their escape after Rethrick is killed by an undercover FBI sniper (with the bullet that, in an alternate future, would have slain Jennings). The future-viewing device is destroyed.

The "paycheck" comes at the end of the movie, when Jennings finds a winning 90 million dollars lottery ticket hidden under the newspaper lining the bottom of Porter's birdcage. This fulfills the fortune cookie's message from earlier in the film, "If you only look where you can't go, you will miss the riches below."