It's just an id checker, only letting in the people whom are permitted.
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The Production Budget for Gattaca was $36,000,000.
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Gattaca grossed $12,532,777 in the domestic market.
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Vincent is considered an in-valid. Jerome is a valid. Vincent needed Jerome's genes to work at Gattaca.
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your destiny is not already determined by your genetics, so you have the power to change your fate
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Gattaca is the name of the place where the main character worked. It is also part of the letters G T A C. These are initials of four DNA bases.
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Vincent Freeman is conceived and born without the aid of this technology. Most of the babies in GATTACA were test tube babies. Vincent was a in-valid because of this.
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The four "bases" in DNA are G, A, T, and C
So it's a word made up from those four letters.
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The movie Gattaca stars Ethan Hawke as Vincent "Jerome Morrow" Freemen, Jude Law as Jerome "Eugene" Morrow, and Uma Thurman as Irene Cassini. Alan Arkin is a publicized actor in Gattaca; however, it is purely for publicity purposes, as his role as Detective Hugo is a minor one.
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Imperfection
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Gattaca is the title of an American science fiction film released in 1997 starred by Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke. The title 'Gattaca' refers to the name of an aeronautics company, one that launches space missions, but a further interpretation tells that it's supposed to refer three of the DNA nucleic acids, the A, the T and the G.
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The society in Gattaca is dystopian as it discriminates based on genetic perfection, leading to a caste system where individuals are judged by their DNA rather than their abilities. This emphasis on genetic superiority undermines individual autonomy and perpetuates social inequality. Furthermore, the society's obsession with genetic perfection stifles diversity and limits opportunities for those deemed genetically inferior.
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Gattaca is the name of the space station in the movie.
During the credits the letters G, C, T, and A are all highlighted. These letters stand for guanine, cytosine, thymine, and adenine. They are the four base pairs of DNA, or Deoxyribonucleic acid.
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The word "Gattaca" is an acronym derived from the four DNA nucleobases: guanine (G), adenine (A), thymine (T), and cytosine (C). These nucleobases are essential components of DNA molecules, which carry genetic information in living organisms.
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Uma Thurman's character is named Irene Cassini. Cassini is the surname of the 17th century French-Italian astronomer, Jean Dominique Cassini, who discovered the prominent gap in Saturn's main rings, as well as the icy moons, Iapetus, Dione, Rhea, and Tethys. The space mission in Gattaca is destined for Saturn.More facts at: http:/www.sciflicks.com/gattaca/facts.html
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To get rid of his loose skin cells.
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Enemy of the State grossed $250,649,836 worldwide.
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Genoism is the discrimination based on an individual's genetic makeup, portrayed in the movie "Gattaca" where society values genetic perfection and discriminates against those with "inferior" genes. This leads to the marginalization of individuals who are deemed less genetically superior.
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They are known as Faith Births and in-valids.
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In the film Eugene was an Olympic swimmer before he became paralyzed.
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A "degenerate" is someone who "borrows" another person's genes/ becomes that person.
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Mr Scott wouldn't like this
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jerome is a sick name bro! kg
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In the movie "Gattaca," Jerome Morrow is a former swimming champion who works as a caretaker for genetically superior individuals. He provides his genetic identity to Vincent, the protagonist, so that Vincent can assume his identity and pursue his dreams of space travel despite his inferior genetics.
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The film's title is based on the first letters of the four DNA nitrogenous bases (Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, and Thymine) . During the credits the letters G , C , T and A are all highlighted.
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Limitations genetics place on human potential
Selection of "best" embryos
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Pros: your children (should) have a better life
Cons: their will be discrimination as stated in the movie
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Jerome had the perfect genes for swimming but only received a silver medal.
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