Movie Review: Gattaca

Vincent Freeman was born in a biotechnology-led futurist society. In this society, genetic technology is very advanced, so you can tell you at any birth any illness that one drop of blood can happen on your day of death. More importantly, wealthy parents can choose to have the newly born children do the perfect design as the possibilities allow. This type of technology brings genetic change to prejudiced societies against "living things in the natural world". Vincent's parents have no foresight, knowing that the future of natural birth is full of prejudice and discrimination, they make him pregnant through technology of love rather than technology.

The book "Gattaca" and Aldous Huxley's "The Brave New World" book is based on improvements in the future and how science has been achieved in the world. The main characters of Gavinka are more intrinsic than Bernard and John (hero of a brave new world), but they are not satisfied with themselves and are not perfect. Their way of resistance to their society is similar. "Brave New World" and "Gattaca" are similar

In the last blog, I answered three questions from the movie Gattaca. How does our genetics determine our position in the world - society? What is Gattaca's recommendation for race, class, and gender and what is its public meaning? Will we ultimately be decided by them? Let us further examine how our society is likely to become detrimental. This can be seen in the movie Gattaca, the ability of a person to get a job is based on their DNA selection. Vincent's interview with Gattaca was a urinalysis and blood test. If Vincent is not cheating a tester to believe he is Jerome, he will not be allowed to work on Gataca for his DNA. The company currently does not have higher or higher genetics based on its genetics, but this is impossible, as federal and state laws are already enforced.

Manipulating human genes can remind of Nazi · German images and movies like Gattaca. Federal, state, and private laws stipulate that scientists can do to ensure the safety and gene therapy of genetically modified organisms. In addition, scientists have patents for genetic engineering that their work scientists can create for them. If a transgene that cures a human disease has a patent, people who can not receive treatment may not be able to receive treatment. The ability to lead a better life depends on socio-economic status. It is a moral problem and further worsens the controversy.