Far from a very important film to me, but I still think it has many things to spare - including what I just said.

Rating: 7/10 (17 April 2015)

Albeit far from being a landmark to me, I still highly praise Gravity for its stunning CGI effects (stands for computer generated imagery, in case a few or some of you did not know about that), sure-handed direction, masterful special effects, impressive sound mixing and sound editing, unforgettable music, magnificent cinematography, satisfying running time, plot and scientific accuracy, which is enough for me to forgive the movie's flaws. Gravity has a strong opening and strong ending which I also praise. The thing that I found funny about the audience is that on the adult side, most people loved or liked this film, while on the kid side, most or all of them didn't like this film at all. When I realized this, I was haunted to know how come. I wasn't much surprised by this fact though, as I already had a little or slight idea of why this fact was as it was, but still, I wasn't 100 % sure why and I wanted to know the answer for sure. When thinking of all the things I just said, I'm like "There might be something that kids don't understand from this film, which adults understand, and yes, that's a possible and logical answer to why most adults love or like this film while most kids don't, but if this is it, then what exactly do kids don't get from this movie and why exactly they don't get it?". That to me still remains a mystery and I am still curious to know the answer to it. How life is mysterious sometimes. My original rating for Gravity is 7.0/10, but because of what I said at the very beginning of my review, I will raise it to a 7.5 rating.