The most affordable space travel that is worth experiencing

Rating: 10/10 (15 October 2013)

Several Visual effects companies nowadays vie to procure a number of jobs of bringing magnificent space scenes to audiences whose expectations are high. So it has become much more challenging to create a successful Sci-Fi film that isn't always profitable genre anymore as more people are accustomed to common and groovy visuals.
So what truly keeps audiences captivated? I think it comes down to producing a balanced combination of Visual effects and storytelling that comes along with great acting. The "Gravity" is about Dr.Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) and Matt Kowalsky (George Clooney) going through a sudden predicament that strikes them in the process of improvising the contraption over earth. Since small number of characters, it gives you a feeling of first-person movie.
It is more of a different type of Sci-Fi. What I can guarantee is the immersive experience that can put you in awe. The way the movie presents by showing mechanical details that beautifully capture both inner and outer space shuttles is even more overwhelming than mystical feelings that you get from watching a series of space documentaries.
Watching troubled astronauts hovering around the orbit on the brink of disappearing in the middle of space where their presence can easily become neglected is quite nerve-wrecking. Also, the beautiful and threatening space in 3D definitely has potential to appall and deafen the every theater.
There are of scientific elements to be found as it stimulates the concept of what it takes to explore the space. Some may feel remorseful while others may feel motivated but if there is one thing that we all learn from this film is an awareness to appreciate great nature that exists on the earth.
To reaffirm, "Gravity" does not take you any further than the rim of earth. There are no aliens, UFOs, and meteors. So if you are looking forward to encountering dynamic battle scenes that involve eccentric creatures, it won't be a movie for you. But that does not mean it is not worth watching as there won't be movies that can appeal the greatness and mechanics of both gravity and space better than this one for a while.