In "GATTACA", Vincent Anton Freeman takes on an identity of an almost .
After a murder, the investigators find some traces of Vincent .
and they start testing everyone. He tries to run away but his long lost brother, who is the .
head investigator, notices him and yells out his name. This is the last scene that we saw .
and now I will explain my prediction of what will come from this point on. After this .
scene Vincent will tell his brother everything that he has done to get to this point. His .
brother will believe him about the murder because after all he is his brother. Vincent's .
brother will cover for him and not tell anyone who he actually is. The investigation will .
continue and they will not figure out that Vincent is faking his identity. Vincent will then .
go into space to Titan. However, even though he has been training very hard he will not .
be able to survive in outer space. When he was running on the treadmill, he was using .
Eugene's heartbeat for 20 minutes, after the 20 minutes were up it switched to Vincent's .
actual heartbeat which was 170 bpm. He stopped running then and went into the locker .
room and collapsed. This is an obvious sign that he cannot handle the training and will .
not be able to handle it when he goes up into space. My prediction is that he will collapse .
when he is doing something in which his crew members are relying on him. They will .
then find out his actual identity and he will get arrested for the murder. They have no .
other suspects in the murder case so this is why they will arrest him the moment they find .
out his true identity. After Vincent leaves for space, Eugene will finish what he tried to .
do earlier in his life, commit suicide. He realizes that he no longer exists in the world .
because Vincent has completely taken his identity.
You have to be a perfect baby to be recognized in Gattaca. ... Genetic discrimination is the main focal point in Gattaca. ... In Gattaca you are a slave; your DNA maps your entire life. Genes have control of Gattaca society, they run everything. The scientists in Gattaca have more power than the police. ...
The film Gattaca, by Andrew Niccol presents a story centered on the future prospects of genetic engineering and its controversial affects on human society. The film depicts a future, in which wealthy families can create perfected children, a factor that has divided Gattaca's society into different classes based on genetic traits. ... However, as the viewer interprets the larger image, he or she concludes that Gattaca's cold and emotionless futuristic world is characterized by isolation. ... The theories presented by the field of sociology, specifically the functionalist and confl...
The movie projects a society that is based on achievement and success (Gattaca, Niccol). ... This position, similar to the astronauts of Gattaca, can only be held by a member of society that is genetically engineered or Valid (Gattaca, Niccol) . ... Genetic engineering produced a homogenous society of Valids in Gattaca. ... Compassion, for one, is not a prevalent concept to those residing in Gattaca. ... In Gattaca, it was possible to assure that a child would be genetically flawless. ...
Gattaca Genetic engineering is the process of altering genes so that traits will have certain desired outcomes. In the movie Gattaca, humans are genetically altered so that disease is not present in the human. ... I feel that the movie Gattaca serves as a brief look into the future that shows the negatives of genetic engineering if man gets too carried away and decides to make perfect people. ...
gattaca "What is genetic engineering, after all, but pre-emptive plastic surgery? ... "-Dave RettigAt a time when we read about cloned sheep and the unravelling of the human genome, the science in Gattaca is theoretically possible. In the futuristic world of Gattaca, society has developed the technology to manipulate human procreation and design children with impeccable genetic compositions. ... For instance, before assuming an alternate identity, Vincent is only allowed to work at the Gattaca Aerospace Corporation as a janitor. ... The valids undeniably control society in Gattaca. ...
"-Dave Rettig At a time when we read about cloned sheep and the unravelling of the human genome, the science in Gattaca is theoretically possible. In the futuristic world of Gattaca, society has developed the technology to manipulate human procreation and design children with impeccable genetic compositions. ... For example, when applying for a job at the Gattaca Aerospace Corporation, Vincent, under an alternate identity, is only required to provide a blood test before he is hired and prepped for flight missions into space. ... For instance, before assuming an alternate identity, Vincent i...
The movie Gattaca is all about judging a person from birth based on their genetic code, and not factoring in environmental influences. ... For this reason the film Gattaca directly relates to the biological theories of crime. ... Much like the way a natural born child in Gattaca is predetermined to be inferior. ... Much like the life of a natural born child in Gattaca. ... In Gattaca a person was judged on whether they were elite or not. ...
"Gattaca shows us how easily people can be corrupted." ... It cannot be said that this technology is solely responsible for the degraded state of humanity in Gattaca, since Vincent, a natural born human, has his own shortcomings such as the selfishness revealed in his determination to achieve is goal. ... What Gattaca explores is how people can be corrupted further by power given to them. ... As is predictable with human nature, Gattaca portrays how an exaggerated division between classes of people leads to widespread discrimination, and how mistaken this discrimination is. ... However Dire...
"Gattaca" is a science fiction film directed by Andrew Niccol and released in 1997. ... The imperfections in his genes undermines his ability to pursue his dream of becoming an astronomer, anyone who is labeled in-valid is denied entry into Gattaca. ... The world of Gattaca is set in the near future and biotechnology has an immense social influence. ... Both of these ideas are central to the setting of Gattaca, effectively highlighting the theme of genetic disorder and how the 'perfect' society perceives, classifies and dehumanizes the 'imperfect' minority. ... The film G...
Gattaca Andrew Niccol's 1997 film Gattaca addresses the issue of genetic prejudice and perfection. ... Vincent tried to get close to his dreams by becoming a Gattaca janitor. ... However, Jerome is far more bitter than Vincent, who only wants to achieve his dreams at Gattaca. ... Moreover, Jerome was engineered to enter Gattaca; he had all the genetic goods, minus the desire. ... Interestingly, in the world of Gattaca, "Blood has no nationality." ...
