Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Gravity (Review)
Space, the final frontier. It's beautiful. It's quiet. It's also effing boring. This film follows newbie astronaut Sandra Bullock as she and her comrades try to survive deadly space junk, in space.
Honestly we were so annoyed at the low skill level of her character is was at times frustrating, which is not good since the movie really is a character piece more than anything else. Fortunately there's a lot of awesome CGI to look at, because there's not much else going on here.
Apart from the "space junk attack action sequences" there is only one memorable, character building scene for me - and a ton of WTF is she doing / did she do that for scenes, followed by face palming.
If that's enough for you or you really like Sandra Bullock and/or George Clooney then you may still enjoy this rather slow motion picture. Apparently a lot of people did. I'm just not really one of them. I give Gravity 2 out of 5, and that's being generous because of the FX.
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George Clooney,
Gravity,
Kessler,
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Sandra Bullock,
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i actually liked it haha, had aa good sense of tension without all the horror stuff I can't stand
ReplyDeleteWhaaaat? I always pictured you as a tough chick j3w3l - the type that laughs in the face of horror monsters. :D
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