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The title GATTACA is an appropriate name for the movie because it is set in the future, where DNA information decides everyone's fate and genetic engineering is used to “breed” the elite of society. The word “GATTICA” is an acronym for four major components of the DNA structure. In the movie; Gattica is the name of an aeronautics company that launches space missions. Vincent is one of the last “natural” babies and has a heart condition which would cast him out of a chance to travel in space. He assumes the identity of Jerome (who has been genetically configured) in order to fulfill his dream. Therefore, because of the relationship between DNA and the plot, GATTACA is an appropriate name for the movie.

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