A must-see moviegoing experience!

Rating: 7/10 (11 June 2019)

For all the virtues of the film ... the second crash sequence is just *unreal*.
I'm sorry, you have to see this in a theater (of sorts), or turn the lights down low, or something ... but sheesh! Talk about the brakes being *off!*
Nature, in all its cruelty -- in the form of Gravity, in all is indifference -- is rendered, here. Not "shown," mind you, but ... "catapulting" you?
You're like, "No, no ... no no no ... no he's not going *down*--"
Yes. Yes he is.
And the houses, and the tearing ... *relentless!*
More violent, in its own way, than any Scorsese movie, including "Goodfellas."
You'll stay up night, but not be disgusted. The kids'll always remember it, and never fail to wear their seat belts, just on general principles!
Bravo!
(And, oh yeah: To the extent that -- not unlike the Maestro itself -- you eat up all the old-school Hollywood stuff, if you're the type who can't hear enough Humphrey Bogart or Billy Wilder stories, the scene-after-scene review in "My Lunches With Orson" only whetted your appetite ("But Henry, you're interrupting the story ... "), you'll love this! Or, at least *dig* it, Daddy-O.)