1997 Directed by Andrew Niccol
In a future society in the era of indefinite eugenics, humans are set on a life course depending on their DNA. Young Vincent Freeman is born with a condition that would prevent him from space travel, yet is determined to infiltrate the GATTACA space program.
Uma Thurman Ethan Hawke Jude Law Alan Arkin Loren Dean Gore Vidal Tony Shalhoub Ernest Borgnine Blair Underwood Xander Berkeley Jayne Brook William Lee Scott Una Damon Elias Koteas Maya Rudolph Elizabeth Dennehy Mason Gamble Vincent Nielson Chad Christ Clarence Graham Carlton Benbry Grace Sullivan Ken Marino Cynthia Martells Gabrielle Reece Ryan Dorin Dean Norris Russell Milton George Marshall Ruge Show All…
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They have all this futuristic technology but ID photos are low res pixelated pictures on blue screens.
sure the movie was good but right at the start someone tells ethan hawke that he has a beautiful dick and for some reason i found that so funny i’m sorry that’s all i could think about. gattaca???? more like gayttaca.
if anything is ever going to bring humanity together it's the collective agreement that gattaca (1997)'s cast is sexy as hell so i say scientists get on it
ethan hawke telling the audience that there is no racism bc "genes is the only thing that matters" in a film with 98.8% white characters who look so similar that the police weren't able to find a suspect even with a photo is one of the most unintentionally hilarious thing i've witnessed in 90s sci-fi
It is the total and convincing immersion in a future world that makes this one of the strongest science fiction films I've ever seen.
That is a bold statement I know, but for me it is a fact, it just took me a while to realise it. See, the first time I saw it I was distracted by the meandering third act in which the plot drudgingly treads towards its excpected resolution.
And while that problem still exists I was struck this time by two things. For a film that is almost 15 years old it still looks absolutely stunning and it does what any film in this genre should do. It takes away all suspension of disbelief by presenting…
If both Jeromes had been gay, this movie would have been FAR more interesting.
It’s hard to believe Ethan Hawke can be discriminated for his genetics when he looks like that
