Now waiting for GRAVITY 2!

Rating: 2/10 (22 October 2013)

It was named "Gravity" instead of "Zero-Gravity" for a good reason - because for some unknown reason gravity had some how returned to the astronauts in space above the Earth. This would explain why Bullock's hair laid flat on her head. It would explain why Clooney had to let go of Bullock because he was being pulled by gravity! This could happen if the Hubble and the space stations were somehow stopped from their different orbits and put into a fixed spot over the earth and held there by some mysterious force. This would explain why the exploded Russian satellite debris would attack them every 90 minutes because the debris is still in orbit. But what could do that and why? Maybe the first scene might explain it. Bullock was trying to fix some device on the Hubble telescope which might then enable it to see an alien life form. The aliens did not like this so they pulled the Hubble and the space stations together and held them there while they blew up a Russian satellite using the debris from it to destroy everything in space around the earth including the communication satellites in a much much higher orbit. Perhaps they destroyed most humans on Earth also because no one one Earth was responding and no one greeted Bullock when she landed. Thus the title "Gravity"!
It reminds me a bit of the old 1951 movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still". In it aliens were upset with us developing atomic bombs and "neutralized all electric power everywhere around the planet except in situations that would compromise human safety, such as hospitals and airplanes." (Quote from Wiki.)
Looking forward to "GRAVITY 2"! Here Bullock discovers that she is pretty much the only person on Earth except for the other astronauts that made it home from the space stations. She also discovers she is pregnant from Clooney (queue flashback showing how this happened in space on the shuttle). Their son, played by Justin Bieber, builds a rocket and goes into space to fight the aliens that killed his dad in the first Gravity. Everyone lives happily ever after, except for ... then comes GRAVITY 3!﻿