I think the male one was determined to get the two females drunk so that he might have a chance to score with them both and fulfill twenty-eight years of masturbatory fantasies.
Times like that make it difficult to ignore the undeniable beauty of the human story.
Otherwise, I still maintain it's one of the best sf films of the last ten years.
I haven't seen Gattaca since it was in theatres, but I remember enjoying it. I love Science Fiction that unabashedly employs 1930s-1940s aesthetics in portraying the future. And it amuses me mightily when critics object to this.
After Real Time with Bill Maher
Did you see Rep. Barney Frank and Ian McKellen on last week's show? I still kind of like Barney Frank, even though he seemed pretty obtuse when he was on The Colbert Report.
Did you notice that Bradley Whitford, in this latest Bill Maher, had a paragraph written on his hand in purple? It bugged the dren out of me, trying to figure out what was written. Since Whitford seemed to be doing some mild grandstanding, I wondered if he'd written down lines for himself.
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Date: 2006-05-09 09:32 pm (UTC)Times like that make it difficult to ignore the undeniable beauty of the human story.
Otherwise, I still maintain it's one of the best sf films of the last ten years.
I haven't seen Gattaca since it was in theatres, but I remember enjoying it. I love Science Fiction that unabashedly employs 1930s-1940s aesthetics in portraying the future. And it amuses me mightily when critics object to this.
After Real Time with Bill Maher
Did you see Rep. Barney Frank and Ian McKellen on last week's show? I still kind of like Barney Frank, even though he seemed pretty obtuse when he was on The Colbert Report.
Did you notice that Bradley Whitford, in this latest Bill Maher, had a paragraph written on his hand in purple? It bugged the dren out of me, trying to figure out what was written. Since Whitford seemed to be doing some mild grandstanding, I wondered if he'd written down lines for himself.