Impossible to Be Described, Must Be Experienced in 3D Movie Theaters

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2014)

The veteran astronaut Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) is in charge of the Shuttle Explorer's STS-157 mission to repair of the Hubble Telescope by the rookie specialist Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock). Out of the blue, Houston control aborts the mission warning that a Russian missile hit a satellite, causing a chain reaction and now there is a storm of debris coming upon them. Soon they lose communication with the Mission Control in Houston. The debris strike the Explorer and Ryan is released from the shuttle and Kowalski is forced to bring her back to the shuttle. However, the Explorer is completely damaged and now their only chance to return to Earth is to reach another space station. But they are short of oxygen and fuel.
"Gravity" is a movie absolutely original and different, and impossible to be described in words. The only way to understand the reason for 10 nominations to the Oscar and another 79 wins and 81 nominations is experiencing "Gravity" in 3D Movie Theaters.
Alfonso Cuarón associated high-technology with magnificent performances, and Sandra Bullock was nominated to the Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role, and this is also remarkable. The movie transmits anxiety, distress and anguish to the viewer mainly because of the performance of Sandra Bullock that is wonderful as actress and woman. My vote is ten.
Title (Brazil): "Gravidade" ("Gravity")
Note: On 12 February 2014, I saw this movie again.