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Gravity

User rating: 4.12 2340 Reviews | Write a Review

In Theaters: October 4, 2013

PG-13 | Sci-Fi, Thriller | 1h 30m

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User rating: November 19, 2013

Good graphic tech with computer gen images. Acting stretched with situation.

User rating: November 18, 2013

We found the plot unbelievable and that took away from enjoying the film. Did not like Sandra's performance.

User rating: November 16, 2013

It is a great movie, which I would recommend to my friends.

User rating: November 18, 2013

Good acting but not overly exciting. Was good to see it on the big screen for the effects, but likely would not see it again.

User rating: November 24, 2013

GRAVITY We saw the film Gravity last night in 3D, and the effect was invisibly immersive. Near Earth space is portrayed exquisitely beautifully. The visuals look and feel viscerally real. The circumstances, although extreme, are certainly possible. The movie is only 90 minutes long - exactly the amount of time it takes for orbiting spacecraft like the ISS to complete one orbit around the planet. In essence, the film-makers have presented the events of the story in real time. These events commence at the beginning of one orbit and conclude upon completion and the beginning of the next. Yet it isn't the physics of being in "outer" space that make the story of the two main characters

User rating: November 21, 2013

Amazing FX! The acting was really good as well

User rating: November 20, 2013

For centuries humans have lived under the solopsistic assumption that the Universe they live in has been designed with them in mind. But truth is that the Universe is a truly inhospitable place, and, if anything, our existence is mere happenstance, and Gravity illustrates that beautifully. Starring George Clooney and Sandra Bullock as NASA astronauts, Cuaron sucks you in from the first shot: A long shot of Earth as a space shuttle eventually makes its way into the frame, ending up in a close shot. Filming in 3-D, Cuaron captures the immense and deafening silence of space, the floating motion of zero gravity, along with the hopelessness that you would feel if you ever got stranded in space

User rating: November 17, 2013

This movie had great special effects. Sandra Bullock was perfect in the role.

User rating: November 20, 2013

very well done and very interesting

User rating: November 18, 2013

Weak and predictable story line with best feature of movie being the special effects. Acting was OK , at best. Difficult to feel empathetic for the characters.