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In Reply to: 20 Most Influential SF Movies Of All Time (In Order). posted by AudioHead on October 28, 2002 at 07:40:53:
I can see how it was influenced...anyone think it will stand the test of time?mp
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I think the fears Gattaca expresses about the potential abuses of genetic information are bound to materialize (call me a pessimist), so it will remain a relatively important movie. Still, I don't think there's anything so outstanding about it that other filmmakers will imitate. Guess it depends on what you mean by influential.
People don't care. They will keep trudging along as usual. They want it. They want total "security". Think about it. People are using credit cards to buy gum at Walley world. They want a cashless society. What's next? THE MARK OF THE BEAST! Even if you're not a conspiracy theorist, good grief, the bible spells it out exactly as it's happening.On a heavier note, If you can find it, please read "En route to global occupation" by Gary Kah. Gattica is interesting, this book is the real world version of what's going on.
...has Simone been released yet ?
cheerio
Good moments in it, although I felt like the films was lampooned by its ending.
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