A Terrifying, Outer-space Experience.

Rating: 10/10 (3 February 2014)

Gravity will take you on the closest outer-space venture you will ever to experience. (Astronaut Viewers not included)
I want to start off by stating: Gravity is a film made to experience the incredible horrors of outer space. It's not made to rival other films in terms of writing, character development, or storytelling. Gravity is a bottled simulation of space. And that's a good thing!
The suspense in Gravity is much different from one of ghosts or zombies films. The heart-racing suspense is delivered from the constant struggle of an astronaut (Bullock) trying to survive a devastating wreck. And the viewer is taken along for the ride.
I strongly suggest watching the film at the theater, as the large speakers accommodate the sound design, soundtrack, silent frequencies, and not to mention a large screen that pulls you right into perspective!
The dialogue may seem poor, but I believe there to be a contrast of a Smooth-Talking Cloney, and the breathless peril of Bullock. The film is only focused on a single task, surviving. While many other films used various locations with rich set designs and architecture, Gravity keeps the viewer confined to the point of claustrophobia in small spaceships and the darkness of space. A suspenseful location which is sure to cause anxiety, peril, and anguish that is sure to bet the fast-running zombie.
Many people will argue the film is just an hour and a half Special Effects, and in this present day, Special Effects seem to be a burden for any "REAL" talent in film-making and storytelling. Sorry, you crazed SFX ranters, the film could have not been filmed in space. But to those who do enjoy the hard works of SFX Artists, you are in for a Beautiful Sight of Planet earth, and the terrifying vacuum of space.
Gravity is a film you must experience, for its haunting tale of survival, leaves us to understand how small, weak, and defenseless we really are against the universe.