Gravity - A few movies that deserves to be in 3-D

Rating: 10/10 (15 December 2013)

When James Cameron introduced Pandora through Avatar, 3D became a sensation on Hollywood. As a result, VFX gained more importance than other aspects of a movie. As Chris Nolan mentioned, 3D effects somewhat drained the essence of the story. Visual gimmicks and slow-motion shots became a usual sight on the movies. Apart from these movies, Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity stands out differently. It is a movie which is shot in 3D, not a movie shot for 3D. Prior to it's release, moviegoers all over the world, were keen to categorize this movie as an upcoming fop. But, it turned out to be one of the major successes this year, both critically and financially. Currently, it holds a meta critic score of 96% and a suitable position on IMDb 250 list. Without a doubt, it is one of the best astronaut movie ever made in world cinema. It has the technical excellence like in 2001: A space odyssey, and realistic treatment as in Apollo 13. It shows how fragile the life in space and how important and nostalgic the gravity is. Performances from the lead, Sandra Bullock and George Cloony, are remarkable. Gravity is one hell of ride of courage, sentiments, and thrill. You better be rush to the theaters, because, so far this is the most perfect 3D experience I ever had.