Watched it on both a big 3D screen and a small TV screen... Blown away by both viewings

Rating: 10/10 (23 February 2014)

When i first heard about this movie i was wondering what the hype is all about and how its 3D was necessary (for a change) so i went to see it. I was awe-struck from the very first shot till the very end of the movie it is the most visually stunning film that has been made to date. From the direction to the acting to the music to the editing to the cinematography to the sound editing and mixing and the scenery this movie is a miracle of film technology and has raised the standards to what movie tech might really do when it hits right. I will admit, the story is generic (the main argument of its haters) but it doesn't bother me here (unlike in avatar where it DID bother me), and that is because the purpose of this movie is to describe a situation rather than tell a multi-dimensional story about it: Astronauts fixing a telescope, debris destroys their ship and they have to go back to earth before the air runs out, very simple. But still, everything in the movie form music to effects contribute to the emotion you experience making it a really entertaining movie and you just want the characters to succeed even if you don't know them too much and that is due to Sandra Bullock astounding performance and does a very good job for a character who mostly just needs to breathe heavily and you end up rooting for her with all your heart. The sound in this movie is realistic beyond belief. You literally feel you are in outer space where there is nothing to carry sound. Other than the realism it also increases the thrills to a level where you are overwhelmingly excited and get soaked into the movie completely. So Gravity is the most visually stunning film made to date and should be soon by everyone. Big screen or small screen this movie is still unique and stunning and tense beyond belief and anything anyone has ever experienced to date. Do yourself a favor and see it NOW!!!!