Gattaca
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Continuity mistake: Irene's hair changes in the first scene. When arriving at Gattaca, it's a side part low hairstyle. When she's at her workstation, it's pulled straight back into a high bun. A few minutes later, when she's speaking with Vincent as they watch a rocket launch through the skylight, it's back to the initial style, a low French twist. (00:04:39 - 00:05:30)

Continuity mistake: When Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman are escaping form the party, the sleeve of Ethan's suit is ripped under the armpits when he hits the cop but in a few seconds you see his sleeve completely fixed. (01:11:40)

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Continuity mistake: Irene's hair changes in her final scene. She's wearing a tighter doughnut-shaped bun at Gattaca, when she's picked up by Anton to visit Jerome's home. When they reach the house, her hair is done quite differently, in a much larger and looser bun. (01:18:11 - 01:25:19)

Visible crew/equipment: When Ethan Hawke is picking out a suit and shoes, you see a distinct hand on the left side of the closet holding up what must be a false wall. (00:33:25)

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Trivia: The staircase in the house of the real Jerome Morrows is actually a resemblance of a DNA structure. Similar to Watson and Crick's model, except for the fact that the staircase has a right-handed turn. The DNA helix is a left-handed turn.

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Question: In the scene where Vincent is just about to launch, the doctor testing him mentions his son. My brother seems to think that the doctor knows Vincent is not who he pretends to be because he is Jerome Morrow's father. Is there any evidence for this?

Answer: None whatsoever. The doctor seems to have worked out that Vincent is not who he seems to be from simple observational evidence. It's because of his son that he feels sympathy for Vincent and hasn't revealed that he's tricking the system.

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