Biometrics movies 2000

The 6th day (2000)
Adam's blood analysis just before reading memory through the eyes, but this is not for identification.
Adam pays the taxi using his fingerprint.
Adam Gibson's identity checked at the police station: "thumbprint checked against records...match confirmed".
Adam shots Talia's hand...
... who is not so happy to loose her fingers.
Adam tries to steal Talia's car...
... and is rejected, remaining 10 seconds before the alarm...
... so Adam takes the cut finger from Talia...
... and uses it...
... searching...
... and starting Talia's car.
"Double X Charter" building fingerprint access control...
...accessing.
To enter the WEIR building, Adam is using Talia's cut finger...
... access granted! (so no aliveness detection, as usual)
Then, Adam wants to access an elevator, using again Talia's cut finger, but the finger falls...
... on the floor...
... Adam finally enters the lift, even if the security guard is suspicious :)
Talia also wants to access the WEIR building...
... but is rejected...
BTW, it is impossible to get a perfect clone using only genetic material, and fingerprints will be different from one clone to another...
Then security deactivates her credentials.
... login rejected...
...because she is already in the building!
... so the security deactivates her credentials to lock Adam (and Talia as well, by the way...).
So, when Adam try again to use the cut finger...
... it does not work.
So, back to the good old methods.
- May I help you?
- Oh yes, put your finger here.
A second time. Practical key!
And a third time, but the guard is less cooperative :)
Done.
Along Came a Spider (2000)
Fingerprint eraser machine: deposition of a kind of varnish on the skin.
Antitrust (2000)
Dust for fingerprints on the computer keyboard.
Followed by a manual match, using transparencies.
"Don't need a computer!" ;-)
Charlie’s Angels (2000)
Eye reader of the security system protecting the computer of RedStar. Seems to be an iris system (very often confused with retinal scan).
Stealing the iris image of the authorized person without cooperation.... Then a contact lens is made using the image.
Contact lens used to fool the eye reader.
Note it's only a colored lens... that's not a copy!
Latent fingerprints are stolen on a beer bottle.
Girls are lucky to get such a good print!
Automated latent print reader.
Note that the full hand is acquired: very lucky!
Fake fingerprint maker: nice tool ;-)
Fake fingerprints fool the "gelatin" reader.
Knox has designed a voice-identification software which, combined with the GPS of RedStar, enables to localize Charlie.
Dracula 2000 (2000)
The burglars break the security system that protects the crypt. After the password level, there is a palmprint security system...
...spoofed with a latex fake.
The voice recognition system is faked with a tape player.
A fake electronic iris.
Note that the pupil dilates!
The electronic iris fakes the eye sensor.
Hollow Man (2000)
L'homme sans ombre
Fingerprint recognition to access the lab.
Fingerprint recognition to access the lab.
Elevator to the lab with voice+speech recognition: Dr Caine deleted the access rights of his collegues to lock them in the lab.
Mission Impossible 2 (2000)
Retinal scan to read the mission using the glasses.
Facial recognition to identify John McCloy
Vocal identification faked using a record.
Mission to Mars (2000)
In a spaceship, millions of km from Earth, with only four people, the computer still needs a voice-print authentication system.
Note: pressure is quickly dropping, which should slightly change the voice...
X-Men (2000)
Prof. X eye scan ...
... to access Cerebro.
Later faked by Mystic...
... who is able to impersonate anyone!
Frequency (2000)
In 1969, Frank gets some fingerprints of the killer on his wallet, and hide it in a secret place of his house. Then in 1999, John can retrieve it and use modern technology to match the fingerprint...
... and identify a cop, Jack Shepard, as the killer.
The Art of war (2000)
L'art de la guerre
Neil Shaw face recognition: image capture...
picture analysis...
sorting...
found!
La Tour Montparnasse Infernale (2000)
Safe with 5-finger recognition...
...so the bad guys cut the hand...
... to open the safe.
But the next step is iris recognition.
Gen-Y Cops (2000)
Te jing xin ren lei 2
Biometric access control: DNA they said... and not working the first time.
Later, real access, this is eye recognition. Verifying...
the camera
system view
Gone in 60 seconds (2000)
60 secondes chrono
Gluing a thin fake fingerprint on a finger.