Gattaca

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Right on Jayakody. I see how it all fits perfectly with The Hidden Secret in Think and Grow Rich too. He had step 1 covered but I don't know about step 2. Maybe because he had mastermind help. He definitely had a lot of secondary plans and actions and I think that helped him a lot too in becoming persistent.

Great movie about going for your dreams no matter what, even if you don't have the genes for it.

Very great movie. Inspirational and makes you think. Sort of like 1984. You get a sick feeling in your stomach that this might actually happen.

But even if it does, at least we know we can overcome it if we desire it enough!

If you like inspirational movies like this, you should read The Hidden Secret in Think and Grow Rich. It shows how one naturally achieves their goals and you can see how Ethan's character used it in this movie. It's nice to see the pieces fit perfectly together.

what i liked the most in that film was the incredible ambient, with the music and environments. But i like the story a lot too.

same. Soo powerful, only movie that ever made me cry.

gattaca scares me on a level..it's so plausible

i agree.. i watched this movie in my biology class my freshman year of high school and i was sooooooo scared

In a future " not too far " the New World Today is ordered by genetic engineering. According to a new special pattern human beings are divided into valid as conceived trough a DNA manipulated test tube and void, just the others born with old systems so regarded as pariahs. Wow ! Thats an interesting movie. A story of the " New World Today " according to Huxley: aseptic & totalitarian, with a soft camouflaged violence of power, made by a bizarre & original background.

Could you explain the significance of the 2 second shot of a falling nail clip after the end credits in the film?

I just directed the shoot, I don't claim to understand the rationale behind the editorial decisions that were made later. But in this case, I think it's pretty obvious- a reminder to the viewer that, in the not-too-distant future, minutiae like fingernail clippings could have a new significance.

But that's just my opinion...