One hell of a ride

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2014)

Just like Doctor Stone is gonna tell people a hell of a story after returning home, the director has also presented to us a hell of a film, in every sense there can be. Alfonso Cuarón has set up a few boundaries of the sounds we can hear in space and conditions under which we can hear them, which has made the film more realistic. It's important to be realistic because "Gravity" is not a science fictional story like "Avatar", it's a story that can happen to us any day now. "Gravity" should be counted as one of the greatest films in the history of movie industry for the reason that for at least two hours it has put the audience's mind from normal life to outer space. This motion picture reminds me of another film I've just watched, "Rush", which basically carried the same thought that no matter how far we've gone, we'll always die, we'll always be driven into a corner where things just lose control. This weakness, powerlessness, sadness and cruelty is a kind of feeling that Human need to feel at times. However, while being humble, human beings should always find ways to improve themselves, to break limits, like Dr.Stone, traveling from Discovery to ISS, from ISS to Tiangong, knowing though at hand of death, she shall have no fear, for it would be one hell of a ride.