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[YT Edit] Gattaca (1997) (Patreon)

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2025-04-27 03:25:28
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2026-06
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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Gattaca", which will premiere tomorrow!

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Jason Henderson

Thanks Cassie again for the content! This should be good! 👍🍿

Stranger2Reality

This is such a great movie, and the stuff depicted in this movie is just now beginning to be explored. I saw an article in the NY Times recently about "designer babies" with parents using technology to pick embryos that are supposed to be taller or smarter or less likely to have certain diseases or conditions. Feels like only a matter of time before "faith births" are a thing of the past.

GomezAddams

This will be another great reaction I'm sure. Another great Ethan Hawke sci-fi consideration is the movie Predestination. Thanks for all you do and have a great rest of your weekend! 🎥🧝‍♀️👏🫶💛

Vlad D

Hi Cassie. I always liked this show. This is the movie where Ethan and Uma met and got married the next year. I hope my popcorn pick of the month gets chosen

Just React!

Not the reaction i was expecting. I'm glad you watched the movie though. The scene towards they end where they race and he says "I never saved anything for the swim back" is deeply profound and makes the scene one of the most memorable scenes in cinema history. Anybody who has struggled to overcome adversity knows how powerful that statement is. He was willing to DIE to achieve his goals. I always tear up and get chills when I watch that scene.

Just React!

By the way, just some constructive criticism. When you ask questions aloud and the questions are wrong, in the context that the question you're asking shows that you don't understand what's going on, its very frustrating as the viewer and makes for a less enjoyable reaction viewing. "Did he sneak on to the spaceship? Did he kill the director?"

Just React!

Fun fact, Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman met on the set of this movie and were soon married afterwards. Their love and chemistry on screen is real. They made a "love child" daughter that is the spitting image of Uma. She was the actress in Stranger Things and she had a small role in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

Just React!

If you like these types of movies, "In Time" is a must watch. Very similar type of movie with Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, and Cillian Murphy. I would also suggest A.I. (Artifical Intelligence) a Steven Spielberg movie. Trust me when I say it's not going to be anything like what you think based off the title. As a mother with a son you will surely appreciate it and I guarantee that you will cry during this movie. It stars a young Haley Joel Osment (it was filmed around the time he was in The Sixth Sense) and Jude Law (Starting to realize Jude has done quite a few of these sci fi movies lol)

Phil Stubblefield

Sorry, I disagree. I prefer that reactors be transparent about their thoughts, even if they don't yet understand what's going on. Yeah, it can be frustrating, but I think it's better than someone who always tries to appear perfect.

Mario C

Hank always plays a cop 😂

Bill W

"Cassie, stop being yourself. You're ruining this experience for me!" 🙄

Clay F

She has seen "In Time" I liked it.

Milton Reduxed

Questions, by definition, can never be wrong

Kiss the Librarian

Cassie would love the Before Sunrise/Sunset series with Ethan Hawke. Also Great Expectations with Ethan Hawke and Robert DeNiro

Stranger2Reality

I really liked Great Expectations. For whatever reason that movie kinda came and went without much notice, but I think it's got an amazing vibe to it. A fairly early film from Alfonso Cuaron, who'd go on to have huge success with Harry Potter 3, Gravity, Children of Men, Roma, etc. The part where Finn interrupts Estella at dinner and asks her to dance is one of the most romantic moments I've even seen in a movie.

BlueChip300

I'm pitching for TRAINING DAY with Ethan Hawke and Denzel Washington as PPoTM...

VirtuallyVeronicka

I recommend Ethan in Daybreakers (2009), an interesting take on vampires, and the rom-com Juliet, Naked (2018)!

VirtuallyVeronicka

IMO I don’t find any commentary frustrating…it’s just her thoughts and processing what she’s seeing.

Roy Speed

A big YES to Cassie loving Alfonso Cuarón's 1998 Great Expectations with de Niro, Ethan Hawke, Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Cooper, and Anne Bancroft — also incredible music by Patrick Doyle.

Roy Speed

Has no one mentioned the incredible music my Michael Nyman? — Worth listening to on it own.

ArsTropica

Cassie entertaining any option except the worst aka hoping against hope is endearing...

ArsTropica

Truthfully, I think that Daybreakers is trash - but since it's my kind of trash, I recommend it!

Andrew Heller

Daybreakers is such an underrated film…it came out during the twilight height do i feel like it doesnt get any respect, but its such a great original take on the vampure genre…highly recommended

Chris Thom

Love AI. Been pushing for that one for a while. That was my Pick a flick entry a couple months ago.

Mark Daniels

Ethan Hawke is a great underdog. This. Training Day obviously. Great Expectations. And speaking of quality genes, Uma and Ethan’s daughter Maya Hawke in Stranger Things is a scene stealer.

Chris Thom

Boyhood too as a divorced dad doing his best.

Chris Thom

Anyone ever seen The 13th Floor? Always wondered if that was any good. This always reminds me of that for some reason.

Ian A

This was very different than what I expected. Liked the noirness of it. Really good one. Thanks! Also totally forgot about Before Sunrise. I remember that being really good as well.

Michael Siegel

This one has always been a personal favorite: My wife is a genetic researcher and I'm in astrophysics, so this was the meeting of our interests. But this a very underrated movie. I'm glad it provoked so much thought.

Milton Reduxed

Yeah I like a 1940s detective in a sci-fi setting

Kiss the Librarian

Ah! I also loved Gravity & Children of Men. No wonder. :)

Stranger2Reality

The score really is incredible in that film, I agree. The music that plays during that scene that I mentioned above always gives me goosebumps. That movie has a great soundtrack as well.