Pray that you never get lost in Space!

Rating: 8/10 (21 October 2013)

I've been writing reviews for movies for so long and movies like Gravity seriously deserve my assessment, after all, it's something that happens in the Space and not on the Earth!! I agree I am late in reviewing this cinematic brilliance and probably more than half of the people who follow my Posts would have already watched the movie by now, and I am really sorry but I had other important things to do in Life, in the last 2 weeks!! Gravity is undeniably the best Space movie made at least after Aliens from the 90s. This movie literally transports you to space in every cinematic way possible. The visual effects are so brilliantly executed it makes you wonder if the Movie was actually shot in Space. The storyline which is actually a Space documentary becomes incredibly interesting purely because of the realism through IMAX 3D, the anticipation and suspense the director succeeds to build in every scene, and the great acting by the Hollywood veterans Sandra Bullock and George Clooney and I am sure they already have one of their hands on the Oscar trophy for the next Year!!
I would just say that the Movie is a visual masterpiece. Yes I know everything you see on the screen is Fake and has been artificially designed through the CGI, but it never feels artificial and that's primarily because it has been completely shot in Spectacular3D. With 3D, you feel the depth of the Space and experience the movie as though you're right up there!! Please do not miss to watch Gravity in IMAX 3D (and not the regular 3D!!) and pray that you never get lost in Space, and if ever you do, then at least pray that the Satellites don't crash throwing debris towards you and if they do, then pray that the Space Stations are made Fire proof, and that the controls and manuals are printed in English, and if you are lucky till here, then pray that you land on the Land and not in the Water!! The movie deserves 8/10 from me, primarily because that was the closest I could ever get to a Space Craft, the Space Station, and the Space itself and not to mention the fear of being lost with no one around for 'light-years' far and not just miles!!