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| Release Date: |
October 24, 1997 |
| Genre: |
Sci-Fi, Crime, Suspense |
| Running Time: |
112 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: |
Rated PG-13 for brief violent images, language, and some sexuality. |
| Director: |
Andrew Niccol |
| Writer: |
Andrew Niccol |
| Cast: |
William Lee Scott, Chad Christ, Vincent Nielson, Mason Gamble, Blair Underwood, Elizabeth Dennehy, Una Damon, Maya Rudolph, Elias Koteas, Jayne Brook, Xander Berkeley, Gore Vidal, Uma Thurman, Ethan Hawke |
In the future, a person's destiny does not depend on what they worked for; their selection in the human race is chosen before birth. Every detail, from appearances to behavior can be genetically altered to the parent's wishes; from the moment their cells are changed, that being's life is set. But what if one child was conceived not for perfection but for love. He was merely a normal child, conceived between two young lovers, his Read more
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Movie Review
Grade: B-
Don't expect action, don't expect drama, and don't expect too much romance because Gattaca doesn't have a large quantity of those categories. It doesn't really have much plot either but Gattaca turns out to be a rather enjoyable film. Basically, the whole movie deals with Vincent's elusion of genetic perfection and what he does to keep the police and his boss from figuring out his true identity. Gatacca is pretty well done with good acting and dialogue, though, after a while, expecting action to pick up, it begins to lag. However, by the time the movie is done, it turns out that those "boring" scenes are not really boring; that's how the movie is. It is a sci-fi mystery, not a sci-fi action flick. Besides the return of his brother (you'll have to see the movie to learn what I'm talking about), which is sort of hoaky, Gattaca gets a good rating in my book. Read the full movie review
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