The Conceptual Review

Rating: 7/10 (17 November 2013)

Gravity is a movie all about ourselves raising beyond the gravity to a state of achievement. The environment puts us into various challenges which pulls us to the ground level however we need to raise to the heights of excellence to fulfill the dreams. Meanwhile the process of excellence demands sacrifices in that journey which needs to be adorned. The well effort-ed satellites (dreams) of life sometimes explode and go un-repaired. That's the time we need more and more oxygen to breath in, take in all the confidence and fearlessness and get our mind in the state of balance for moving forward. We may need the help of experience of friends, relatives, guides and mentors but its we who have to continue the journey and reach the destination. The movie takes us into such various stages where everyone is stuck at some point in life, where a question arises as whether all the human effort is made before accepting the defeat. Its God who help those who help themselves.
Its the capacity and the caliber of the director Alfonso to direct such a movie to take ahead with only couple of artists who keeps running the show for the entire 90 min in great 3D effects. Its just the Sandra and George who keeps us entertaining. On the darker side of the movie, the audience shall be more or less interested in the achievements rather than the effort put forth in the process, which the director does not give the clear view. Though its all about 'standing' high, amidst challenges, the greatness of a person shall be in presenting himself as effortlessly flawless, in spite of being surrounded by drowning challenges. Another point of notice is that its better to give people the examples of situations which seems more familiar to them rather than choosing the space domain which most of the audience may be unaware of. Any way the director and his team's effort is fantabulous and is indeed successful in conveying the message that any success story needs seamless effort and sacrifice.