Heart pounding ridiculous!

Rating: 10/10 (27 February 2014)

Mr. Alfonso Cuarón, you gotta be kidding me man! Next time have a warning written on the posters saying "It could give you 'Gravity' level experience" for people who don't want to be dumbfounded when they come out of the theater. I mean what was the point of me buying recliners for my entire family when you just had to make us sit on the edge of our seats most of the time? How many months were you in space with Tim to know how to make the viewers experience extreme thrills? I hadn't imagined the risks of being an astronaut who needs to repair satellite systems in space, until I watched your movie. I'm actually short of words to express the amazing visuals you've put up behind the characters. It almost seems a billion-dollar project accounting in what NASA must've spent to help you make a film out there 'Gravity' is next to the real experience of being an astronaut which will literally take your breath away! It's a brave new height of quality created by an artist who apart from doing all the research, seems to have probably fantasized of being in outer space a lot. Normally when people watch effects taking place in a scene, they can probably figure out what could really be happening, like ropes, computer graphics, chrome screen, etc. you know. But you'll be so lost in the magnifique of the relative background that the next thing you know you'll be catching your breath after the scene's already happened and you won't have time to think of anything else in the world later. It won't give you goosebumps or the chills in your spine but the intensity of the 'silence' itself will reach out to grab you like you really have to be there and then at the same time you're gonna experience "A hell of a ride". Not to mention the music is a tool in this movie that's going to affect your shock for worse! If you know how many categories of academy awards are there, let's just say that I won't be surprised if these guys sweep out half of them. Alfonso Cuarón, Tim Webber, Emmanuel Lubezki, Steven Price, you guys have my standing ovation.