GRAVITY (2013)



GRAVITY 


Who doesn't loveeeee Sandra Bullock and George Clooneyy??!!! Beside the point that these people are one of the greatest actress and actor respectively of all timeeee collaborate to create an intense and suspenseful movie in the name of gravity. The main plot of this movie was a group of three scientist/astronauts were working on a particular space station until BAM! An unknown missle hit a space station not to far in the distance to only let the debris fly all the way to their working space station and force the triplet to separate. 

However the lost of one astronaut meant the two left alive astronauts flying endlessly in space is set on a journey of their own to find a way back home to EARTH.... 

As the scene of the movie is obviously set in space, dont expect too much drama but lovely conversations between the characters portrayed by George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. If i had the chance to be stuck in space with them OH GOD HELP ME NOW... Back to the movie review, its a brilliant ride through space to experience the intensity of the pathway to earth using only their space suits back to earth. I was glued to my seat thinking endlessly on how to get out of those situations. An overall pleasant yet excrutiating experience. The Director has done loads of brilliant film techniques to display the movie with experience and torture of every ride through space. 

Despite some boring scenes throughout the film what more can you ask then seeing two of the best of actors and actress in one seating :) It was a pretty scary 2 hours of mayhem of suspense but some parts of the story where it is easy to sleep. 


Rating: 4/5

Author: Tommy Phan

Reference:
1. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1454468/

2. https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7c8wGPcp4giv2LJez6-_vWeEoIfJsmOTsEnZwCOrTRxuIEuQEhQT71KCUTh14TbAMqn_E79zMJU65SBqcu-r7gwhbh0r47ShhLC2p3EzgjgRqurvQwbgNQPsrx5dVY5jeywB9O3kYaJY/s1600/gravidade-poster.jpg


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