The Way 3D Should Be Done.

Rating: 9/10 (16 December 2013)

This has to be the best exhibition around in showing what the usually pointless 3D filming can actually produce.If you are fed up of paying extra to go and watch a 3D film only to find that at one point through out the 90 minuet picture a fist might come out of the screen, Gravity may be the film to restore your faith in the medium of 3D cinema.
I have avidly avoided any 3D screening of any film as it is usually just a way for money grabbing cinema companies to get an extra two pounds off you for some poorly made glasses. However in gravity the visuals are truly breathtaking, in fact some of the best parts of the film are the establishing shots of the earth which are truly stunning. The visuals are clearly at the forefront of this film from the outset with the acting and plot taking a back seat, however if you had worries that the plot simply consisted of Sandra Bullock floating around in space for an hour and a half it is far from that with some truly epic space disaster scenes, in which the 3D is used yet even more effectively.
A must watch if only to see how 3D should be done.