Space. Tragedy. Survival. A Visual Masterpiece.

Rating: 9/10 (21 October 2013)

Gravity (3D) - 9/10
Space. Tragedy. Survival. 'Gravity' is nothing less than a visual masterpiece. None of the movies in this genre have given me such an interesting view. The only life-like viewing experience prior to this was in Imax's 'Space Station 3D (2002)'.
Anyway, 'Gravity' does live up-to its name and grips the viewers for its runtime of 90 minutes. Alfonso Cuarón gives us with such a great presentation with amazing direction and beautiful cinematography. The direction is smooth and steady. Specially the first-person view. It actually feels that you are living the movie.
George Clooney gives a classic performance. Who sips vodka in a god- forsaken shuttle just after the tragedy? He takes the show.
Sandra Bullock has gives one of her best performances. It shows. A courageous medical engineer.
There are handful of scenes that would bring a smile to your face over all the tragedy that strikes and one of them is when Phaldut Sharma, who plays Shariff (the 3rd astronaut), hums the classic 'Mera Joota Hai Japani'.
'Gravity' does catch the eye. 3D effects are perfect. From the spark of fire to the drop of a tear. Full marks for 3D.
All in all, a perfect visual experience with a gripping and interesting storyline and screenplay.
Totally recommended! Just as the tag-line says - 'Don't Let Go'