Getting In

Year: 1994

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Doug Liman

RomanceComedy

When Gabriel Higgs is denied admission to Johns Hopkins medical school, he discovers he’s sixth on the backup list. To claim a spot, he must convince the five candidates ahead of him to withdraw, a task that quickly turns deadly. Pressured by a family legacy, his plan spirals out of control.

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