When
my friends and I first saw the trailer, we laughed and thought the movie would
just be Sandra Bullock and George Clooney floating around in space. But once Gravity jumped onto the IMDb Top 250 and
started getting critical acclaim, I started paying attention.
The
cinematography and visual effects were breathtaking, but other than that, I
really didn’t think it was that mind blowing. Sandra was very good, and the
whole experience felt like I was a part of it and gasping for air along with
her, which I think was the filmmakers’ intention. The music was also
incredible. The storyline just didn’t impress me that much. I did not see many
differences from other space movies or survival stories I’ve seen. And I
thought that George Clooney’s character’s departure was unfounded. There were
ways that he could have been saved, but he had to be gotten rid of for the sake
of the plot. It even seemed like he was happy to get out of the way; he just
gave up to easily and that didn’t sit well with me.
The
last scene, on the other hand, I liked very much when (*Spoiler) Dr. Stone
finally makes it to Earth and experiences life on land again. She chuckles when
she can’t stand up right away because of the *hehe* gravity, and we smile along with her. It was such a clever and
victorious scene to end with. Good choice, Alfonso.
IMDb rating: 7/10
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