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2. I like how no matter who you or what you have done in the past are there is alway a ways to achieve your dream.
3. I disliked the fact that in that world people had limitations in life depending on how there were born or how there body works.
4.  Why do we judge people ? Are we like this?

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- I liked the creativity in the movie. I enjoyed watching what happened behind the scenes.
- I didn't like how Jerome burned himself and how they didn't show what happened to Vincent after going into space, especially since the whole movie was about that.
- I wonder if the future will actually ever be like that.

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I liked the storyline of the movie it had good depth.

I didn’t like the idea of the future being like it was perceived as

Why should it matter if someone has a disability? They deserve the same respect and treatment as everyone else

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2. I liked it because it had an interesting storyline and showed a possibility of the future.
3. I didn't like how he had to be someone else to achieve is goal of going to space and was a bit long .
4. Will this happen in the future? was the doctor at the end really Vincent's father?

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- I liked that the film it had a lot of determination and mystery,

- Some things I didn’t like about the movie is that it was confusing at times and a bit long
- wondering about if we have systems in the future similar to the ones in the film (about DNA), and I also thought about Jeromes death

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1.I liked how the story showed parts of the future that even now seems quite believable and real.
2. I disliked how Jerome just straight up killed himself by burning himself alive like sure ok then.

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1. I liked how they had a back story to it and how there were a lot of surprising twists.
2. I didn't like how they jumped from scenes very fast and the didn't fit together well so it was a bit confusing.
3. I was wondering if the doctor at the end was Vincent's father and wont he get caught in space because everyone he is with on the rocket will find out his true identity.

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1.  it was interesting
2. I didn't like how it was very confusing and boring sometimes
3. I was wondering why the guy died.

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Movie was cool, i think the doctor had a crush on Vncent. Hated how whats his face killed himself like their is a lot better ways to do it and i predicted the guy killing himself and yeah.

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Liked: I liked how the film is shot and the lighting is pretty great, also I liked the characters and the humour when there was some
Disliked: I disliked how there wasn't much emotion shown in any scene, Vincent saw his only brother after 5 years and his reaction was to have a straight face, this can also be said with Uma Thurman's character. Also at the end it got pretty confusing as to what was going on. Also Jerome didn't show many suicidal tendencies and he was somewhat of a comic relief but he still killed himself, that was a bit annoying.

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Liked- The movie was different and creative, it had a good plot and setting.
Disliked-  I didn't like how Jerome killed himself in the end.
Question-
What happen to him in space?

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1. i liked how the movie wasnt too eventful and it was pretty easy to know what was going on
2. i wish they showed vincent getting to that planet like what happened there lmao ALSO there wasnt much emotion at all would be nice to know how theyre feeling
3. will anything happen like this in the future bc that was hectic

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2) I liked the idea behind the movie, and how it had quite a creative and interesting story line.

3) That my favourite character died.

4) How far into the future is this? Is this even a possibility?

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2)I liked the thought and mystery behind the film it was different to any movie i've really watched
3) It was boring sometimes
4) Does having a perfect DNA really matter? And will life ever be the way it's portrayed in Gattaca?

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I like the mystery part of Gattaca, it made me feel like I wanted to keep watching the movie.
Disliked- How the brothers were on different sides
Liked- How it was set in the 'not so distant" future meaning that this could happen once technology has advanced enough
Question-  Why did not let Vincent to be in the Gattaca building when he only had a heart disorder? Why was discriminating of genetics so important?

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Liked- The fact that even if the movie was set in the "future" it still had parts where our world now connects with the world then (discrimination etc)
Disliked-  The confusion between if the Doctor was his father and why Irene had a heart problem but was still valid.
Is the movie trying to make a point on discrimination and other things that happen in todays society?

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Liked - The movie was very inspiring and shows how the impossible can be reality.

Disliked - no real ending, what happened to him in space and why did he get burnt? thats painful aand different to most suicides.

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Liked - The movie was engaging, Intriguing and had a creative concept and plot
Disliked - The ending
Question - Did he survive the trip to Titan due to the possibility of death due to his heart condition?

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2. I liked how the movie shows events of a possible future.
3. I dislike how Jerome killed himself for Vincent.
4. Could genetically engineered children actually exist in the future?

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It was a very interesting movie .
There was nothing that i disliked about the movie.
Why did the movie end like it did?

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the movie was inspiring
it was a bit boring at times
why would you burn to death thats like the worst why to die

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I like the message of achieving the impossible.
I disliked that the was no real ending, what happened to him in space?

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I liked how the movie had a lot of events happening and how the ending was very intriguing.
I disliked how the ending was that Jerome killed himself.
Why do people have to go out of their way to be accepted into a society they belong in?

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I liked how creative the film was and how he used someone else's identity
but i didn't like the ending

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2. I liked how the film was very creative and interesting, it kind of made more sense about genetic engineering because the mother was choosing how she wanted her child to look like.
3. It was confusing when the main character died at the end.
4.

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I liked how it had a imaginative concept and how they showed genetic engineering.
I didn't like how Jerome died because he was happy to help Vincent.
After watching Gattaca I wonder will our life ever be something like Gattaca and become a reality.

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It had a perspective of the future that captured the stresses and issues with the possible future.

Is Genetic engineering going to contain the issues that were highlighted in the movie, Gattica, or will there be different issues?

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I only saw the end half of the film. 2. I liked how the film was interesting and it was creative. 3. I didn't like Jerome was burnt to death.
4. Will life ever be something like life in Gattaca? and will people accept it?

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2. I liked how they used an interesting and creative storyline
3. I didn't like how he had to use someone else's identity to achieve his goals
4. Why are people always judged physically before getting to know them personally?

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It was fascinating that some of the things that happen in the movie might happen in the futures

I didn't like how Jerome burned himself at the end because it made no sense.

Is Gattaca be a movie with a far-fetched storyline or will it possibly be what life is like one day?

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Liked - The idea that people can overcome what others expect of them and limitations that others lead us to believe about ourselves
Disliked - The idea that physical disabilities stop us from reaching our true potential and lead us to depend on others
Is it right to judge people on what they can potentially and what others deem them to be rather than what they are?

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2) I liked how although everyone around him told him what he could and couldn't do, he still overcame barriers that people put on him. The overall message for me was that you can achieve anything you want when you put your mind to it.
3)I didn't like that the real Jerome killed himself. I think that the environment he was in made him think that his disability defined him which isn't a good thing.
4)Will we ever live in a world where we are not trying to reach 'perfection' physically? Will people ever not be defined by what we see of them physically?

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I liked that gattaca was thinking about possibilities of what could happen in the future.
I didn't like how the guy burned himself.
After watching gattaca I was thinking about how long it would take for what was happening in the movie to become a reality.
How far fetched really is the movie gattaca?

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2.  What I liked about the film was that Vincent achieved his dream of going into space.
3. What I didn't like about the film was that someone died at the end of the movie.
4. Why did Jerome kill himself at the end of the movie? Was it his choice or did someone demand him to do it.

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2. I liked the parts in the film where they said that he couldn't go into space but he ended up getting there in the end.
3. I disliked the security measures about how you had to take blood tests every time you walked in there
4. I was wondering about how they got 12 rockets launched everyday which meant that they had to get every rocket shoot up into space in just 2 hours

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2. I like the theme and how it showed a possibility of the future.
3. I did not like how Jerome burnt himself because it did not make sense.
4. After watching Gattaca I was thinking about how there are always people who are not accepted into society. My question is, How extreme do you have to go to be accepted?

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2. I like that the film was very creative and had a very imaginative concept to it.
3. I didn't like how it took a long time to get interesting
4. What is the definition of the perfect genes?

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2. How emotionally and ethically captivating it was.
3. My favourite character died.
4. Can anyone ever reach perfection or is this idea of perfection different from person to person?

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2) I thought the film had an interesting concept and that the message really made you think about the workings of our own society.
3) I didn't like that my favourite character died.
4) How important is self identity and individuality in keeping a stable society?

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2. I like how the movie slowly foreshadowed events. Such as when Jerome said that he was fully sober when he jumped in front of the car, then later he incinerates himself.
3. I didn't like the added theme of romance.
4. I was wondering who the doctor really was and came with the conclusion that he was probably the real Jerome's father.
Are we perfect if we are made in the ideal image of someone?

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2) I liked the idea behind the movie, and how much detail it went into.
3) I think it is scary that this could happen in the future.
4) How far into the future is this? Is this even a possibility?

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2. I enjoyed the different genre. I thought it was interesting and sometimes filled with suspense.
3. I didn't like how the real Jerome died at the end.
4. Does DNA control who you are and what you do?

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2. Write what you liked about the film Gattaca.
3. Write what you didn't like about the film Gattaca.
4. Consider what you were wondering and thinking about after watching Gattaca! Similar to when we read The Knife, write 1 question that is prompted by your viewing of Gattaca. (Remember that some questions are about the text and some questions are about life; try to write a life question!)