Real space has much more life, than displayed in this movie

Rating: 1/10 (31 October 2013)

The physics are ridiculous, a story is almost non-existent, the characters flat like men's breast. Do you know how I felt watching this movie? Like watching a commercial for an automobile. For 90 minutes... Same slow-motion effects, same shiny (or blinding?) visuals, same desire for destruction.
Acting? Sandra Bullock and George Clooney were just robots from an Asimov book. Their characters seemed like they were programmed to imitate human gestures. And at no moment they seemed to get in touch with reality. Not even with the movie's reality. The whole movie itself is happening on a virtual plane totally detached from reality. You know, in real life the space IS reality, it's part of it. It's not outside reality.
Why people think this is realistic after all that? Maybe they already live an empty virtual life themselves. Of course, from this view the movie is hyper-realistic...
Space is space, nothing is nothing. This movie is not about space, but about nothing. At all.