Gravity
 

Alfonso Cuarón



Alfonso Cuarón


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Dr. Ryan Stone (Bullock) is a medical engineer on her first Space Shuttle mission and is accompanied by veteran astronaut Matt Kowalsky (Clooney), who is in command of the shuttle flight, due to be his last. During a spacewalk, the space shuttle is destroyed, and Stone and Kowalsky are stranded in space with no communications with Earth.

I like space, I like Clooney, and I like Bullock, so I will probably watch this.

The reviews coming out of Venice for this have been hotttt. Going to try and get tickets for A September 9th screening.

Going either today, or tomorrow, or monday, or maybe tuesday

just lettin y''all know..

If you're expecting aliens to show up in this movie, look somewhere else. But still, the atmosphere has the same level of intensity as Vertical Limit, Speed, Apollo 13, and Dead Space.

Enjoyed 'Gravity' in IMAX 3D. Outstanding visuals. Not sure I would recommend watching the film any other way. My biggest complaint: Sandra Bullock always had perfect make-up. In space. Where no one can hear you scream for a touch-up.

I am not, Raven Reaper.

I'm not sure why anyone would expect for aliens to show up in this film.

Kind of annoyed I saw someone on my facebook timeline complain about the script being the 'weak link' of the film. The script, along with the pacing and cinematography, are probably the strongest aspects of 'Gravity'.

I had high hopes for aliens in this movie. Thank you, Internet best friend, Ravem Reaper for steering me away from this.

The reason why I said about expecting aliens is because well, the tumbling space debris when I saw the trailer reminded me so much of Isaac Clarke of Dead Space in the same condition when he's isolated fixing things and stuff... So yeah.

What the Fuck are you talking about right now Raven Reaper?

Anyone cry? I cried.

I did not cry but as mentioned above I was rather fond of the film.

Saw that film today. Liked it. Didn't cry b/c I'm a real American.

Some tears rolled down my cheeks. Wanted to just break down at one point, but held it together.


Saw it in 3D at the IMAX. It was worth it I thought. Really enjoyed the movie, and kind of want to see it again. The cinematography was brilliant. It really made you feel what she was going through to a lesser extent.