Thrilling, all jokes aside masterpiece.

Rating: 10/10 (9 February 2014)

From seeing the trailers of Gravity I knew that this was one of the movies that I'd had to see. And boy was I pleased with that decision. I decided to see the 2D-version due to my use of glasses. Maybe I'll take my changes with the 3D-version later.
From the first second you know that Gravity is not your ordinary space movie. The long non-stop scenes where the camera is fluently floating between the actors and the space station are breathtaking. U actually feel like your out there with Ms. Bullock and Mr. Clooney. The unexpected space trash warning (result of some Russian satellite been destroyed) starts a chain of events that glue you to your seat for the rest of the movie. I had to cover my face with my hand more than one occasion.
Gravity is a survival movie that just happens to take place 225 miles above sea level :) The acting is spotless. Bullock delivers a great performance as an engineer that faces tough decisions regarding her life. Clooney's character as an experienced astronaut comes evident. The lite jokes while facing certain death are some what humorous and sad at the same time.
If I started to think about the realism of the actual events happening that would just ruin the experience(for me anyway). I try to enjoy movies as a neutral party and most of the time that works just fine.