Has Lungs, but the Chest is still a, Cavity.

Rating: 7/10 (22 October 2016)

When she (Dr. Stone) finally landed in the water, swam her way to the top and grabbed on to that wet sand as if to propose that she just held the world - which a few minutes prior felt worlds away - in her palm, made me realize more graphically, that there was space, between me and the intended emotion. I didn't quite connect with the planned nostalgia... And though I feel Alfonso ultimately did a really good job, I feel he robbed me of his vision, because there was something missing.
Also, I love Sandra Bullock, but her performance, though too, very good... Perhaps needed a little more than just being, very good. George Clooney also gets a thumbs up, but I kept wondering if maybe, someone else could've played the role better. Reason being, I didn't expect his death, yet still, when it happened, I didn't feel the loss. Lt Matt was clearly meant to be lovable, so that his unfortunate departure could create that, hole. Sadly (and maybe it's because of the script), though the execution was right, something was missing.
However, Steven Price was on point, and the end credits answered a question that kept harassing me; "How difficult was it, to shoot this film"? Gravity had 1 director, 1 cinematographer... And, an additional cinematographer. That just put a smile on my face, because it's clear when you're watching this movie that, it couldn't have been easy... Yet the end product, was, stellar.
Gravity is more than satisfactory, and takes a unique and fresh angle at space related motion pictures, with stunning visuals to boot... However, it falls short of a certain impact, and loses to the abyss of infinite space.