Here's me thinking he was about to say how it _allllll came from an idea,_ but this one's actually refreshing lol

It was a wonderful movie. Intelligent. Thought provoking. Great look to it that stood out. One of my favourites. When I saw it I thought it was ahead of its time.

Teaches you how to rise above people's expectations to follow your own dreams. No matter what your DNA 🧬, or any label the world tries to lay on you. Hope & fear, can push & pull but if you trust your gut intuition 90% of the time it will put you on the right path. 🪶💕❤️💕🌿🕊️🫶

Amen. Great scene and film ending.

Kubrick était unique et le meilleur cinéaste de tous les temps, pour moi le génie du cinéma au même titre que Mozart en musique classique... Pollack a dit le mot, ses films sont hypnotiques))

Tape is great. Ethan plays a bad guy in that.

Gattaca os one my favorite films of all time. Thought provoking and visionary. I watched it so many times as a teen

Am I the only one that heard someone's gut rumble at 1:12?

My 2nd favorite line in the movie is when Jerome tells Vincent that he's afraid of heights. Imagine that, a perfectly genetically designed specimen being afraid of height. No matter how advanced technology gets, they'll never be able to predict unique human characteristics. Only God can imagine those things, not some overpaid computer needs who lack morals and values. Why do we always les the bad ones run things I wonder?

Thankyou Jim 🎉😊

In my TOP 3 favorite movies of all time!

the movie is about Vietnam whether He believes it or not.

When he says it was a nightmare...I recall the line 'This is This'. Quite enigmatic. The Deer Hunter is spectacular and magnificent. Must see American cinema.

Edit- sorry I meant to put this comment on a video and a short that was taking credit for this wonderful interview that you’ve thankfully put up for all of us. The entire hour plus long interview from 2009 and the person who actually uploaded it and did the work so we could have this to enjoy for years on end for all of us who grew up watching gene wilder kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qryqqrmTl93Vm2Q.htmlsi=IBFnyAcOgjLCNrZW

Great director was Sidney Lumet. His body of work is sheer quality no matter the story or the subject.

Imagine if we could get David’s version of Dune? I don’t care how long it is. I would be happy to see his Final Cut.

Love how he holsters his weapon

He bet on himself just like Stallone did with Rocky...good on him

I was 12 when it came out and it has remained one of my favorite films I’ve ever seen. That’s pretty incredible for a film to resonate so much with a 12 year old and for that same kid to remember how amazing it was 27 years later!!! I think I’ve watched it 7 or 8 times over the years. And I remember at 12 telling my friends about it and they thought I was weird 😂

Great hidden gem of a movie!

You can just tell. Nuff said.

Siskel and Ebert loved it!!

what a great person!

What a head of hair, incredible

Gattaca is one of my all time favorite films. I've watched it dozens of times. It's sooo beautiful! Bound to become a classic.

I always thought the purpose of Willy Wonka faking being crippled was to observe the tour attendees, figuring out which ones would pity him and which ones would grow impatient with him. Charlie would look at him with sympathy while the brats would be thinking 'I hope this old man doesn't die before we get into the factory.'

His eyes break space and time, almost like looking into another dimension and, with his hands, tries to illustrate what he’s seeing. For us!

Absolute masterpiece

It's interesting that even Ethan can't quite nail down why he likes Gattaca so much. I feel the same way. On paper, one might think it would be an odd film. It's set in the future, and yet the characters dress in 1940's clothing. The cars of the future are essentially 1950's cars from Europe. We never see a close-up of the space ships, and the characters board those ships while still wearing their suits. Instead of hi-tech, everything is very minimalistic. And yet all of that works. And it may be why I enjoy rewatching it. It would be a totally different movie if it was done with a sense of realism. It would be just another space movie that I'd see once and probably forget about. The minimalism forces you to focus strictly on the characters, who are well-written and well-played.

Gene was unique. I don't think there will ever be anyone else like him.

Two of the sweetest people that brought happiness to us all. RIP

Oh ok wow, he just expressed his feelings and words in context..that's often very hard to do regarding talking of how you feel about someone. I always loved Gene wilder, he had/has a warmth about him that I can't describe more than that.

Clint was no.1 box office but he wasn't the best actor. What an inflated ego.

that hair is crazy!

Kubrick should’ve watched this, RIP.

🍀Precious time 👀✌️

Bro grew up💀

Gattaca is a masterpiece

What an absolutely fascinating man. His skill and knowledge was off the scale. Such a treat to find this.

Of it's time but a classic - & one of my favourites. 😀

She gave away her daughter. Terrible choice to make.

He seemed so genuine and so funny Will always be remembered

Gattaca is an underrated classic!

So this is the final version of: a couple of smokes. A cup of coffee...you and me and 5 bucks?

Beautiful !!🙂

That's called professional deformation.

I can’t believe they’re people who disliked Gattaca. It’s one of my fav movies of all time

I’ve never seen this interview before. Gene was, and is, my favorite actor of all time, so I’m always grateful to find interviews of his that I’ve never found before. Thank you so very much for uploading!

Just watching 12 Angry Men, and found this after looking up Lee J. Cobb.

Gattaca wasn't popular on release? WTH is wrong with those people?!