Have you ever had that dream...

Rating: 10/10 (27 January 2014)

Have you ever had that dream, you know the one where you are detached from your physical body and you are floating around your room? Well, this film manages to give you that very same feeling, or at least very close. Its an experience, a roller-coaster ride, a chance for you to gaze at the stars far from the city, and an opportunity to see the world from outer space for what it is: Earth is a marble. A beautiful marble. A marble neutralized of aqua-green, turquoise blue, snow-flake white, and a God given glossy touch to its colors. Seeing it in the big screen, and in 3D, is a gift. It is for thy reason why Gravity has been recognized, and appreciated by so many. It deserves all the awards a movie in the making of five years would take. Very few movies have people returning to see a movie. I remember I went to see it a few days before it was supposedly going to be its last show, yet the room was still 3/4 full. People were actually seeing it again, bringing in their colleges. I belief it's because the movie is sort of like a roller-coaster. After you are done with the ride, you want to act as a child and get back in line for another one. The music is very engaging, the heart beat tones and the several sounds of transmitted vibrations all get to you. I didn't want to see the movie because people raved about it, I wanted to see it because I saw a short clip at the Imax website. I actually believed that it was a production from Imax. When the movie was over, and I found out otherwise, I wasn't disappointed but surprised. All the cinematography that is expected from an Imax documentary was present. To me this movie is a first of its kind, and definitely a closer take to a 4D film.