A unique cinematic sensory experience

Rating: 10/10 (17 November 2013)

I saw it in 3D on Friday (couple of days ago) with a mate. I wasn't expecting much, but I was convinced by my friend that he had been told that the 3D was very good and worth the over £12 we paid for the ticked (quite pricey in my opinion), so I didn't go with any further expectations. I don't think he went with any expectations either, and a few minutes into the movie our jaws dropped and remained like that for most of the remaining of the movie.
Gravity is an incredible cinematic experience and deserves the good marks that it is receiving. I would avoid the opinion of those miserable pedantic internet wise little people talking about script/plot etc. Seriously. It doesn't try to wow you with epic phrases or a plot involving anything other than potentially real situations in space and strong and specific characters, it does wow you by traveling with you in the skin of the main character, making you feel what she feels. It also wows you with stunning, realistic and memorable scenes, and some symbolism to take its meaning a bit further.
I absolutely recommend it. I have tried to keep this review short, with no spoilers at all, so that you visit the cinema with no expectations like I did. Enjoy it for what it is, a cinematic sensory experience that will be with you long after you leave the cinema.