A Weightless Wonder.

Rating: 10/10 (16 October 2013)

(I am writing this review after a space mission!) Gravity, a film about how a space mission goes awry post an unprecedented accident is undoubtedly one of the finest films to have released in recent times.
Most, if all, movies tell a story to which you are treated from a distant place. But this movie will take you along with it into outer space and that IS really, where the director and his crew succeed. Alfonso Cuaron (who apparently once dreamed of becoming an astronaut) has shattered all generic constraints and has delivered a cult, exciting and suave gem of a movie!
Earth shattering special effects provide solid foundation to the script. The stunning reality of the work will leave you and your thoughts floating long after you have left the cinema hall. The stupendous finesse rendered to the detailing of each and every of the few objects in space is something to be experienced in 3D in a cinema hall. From the Earth to the cords of the parachute to the logo on the space suit, everything is impeccable.
Ms. Bullock's performance is one to be applauded. For she taken this to a whole new level. With every tear drop that floats towards you, the actress adds new dimension to this movie, and sans her Gravity would be unthinkable. Clooney too impresses in his role as the ever so charming mission head. With virtually no other actor, this movie rides on the brilliance of these two.
With some spellbinding cinematography and soul-stirring music, gravity comes as a wholesome experience and will definitely satisfy any movie lover.
And finally we must thank Sir Issac Newton, for without his discovery the world wouldn't have been graced by this movie!
This space mission will, without doubt leave you pondering over the gargantuan and imminent nature of space and mankind's humble attempts to visit it. Take a bow Mr. Cuaron!