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Ryan Stone ( Sandra Bullock ) is a brilliant medical engineer on her first shuttle mission, with veteran astronaut Matt Kowalski ( George Clooney ) in command of his last flight before retiring. But on a seemingly routine spacewalk, disaster strikes. The shuttle is destroyed, leaving Stone and Kowalsky completely alone - tethered to nothing but each other and spiraling out into the blackness. Written by MuTaTeD Rated PG-13 for intense perilous sequences, some disturbing images and brief strong language | See all certifications » Parents Guide: 4 October 2013 (USA) See more » Also Known As: $55,785,112 (USA) (4 October 2013) Gross: Did You Know? Trivia Alfonso Cuarón was inspired by the film Marooned (1969). Marooned was a film also set in Earth orbit, but which didn't have the technical advantages of CGI. See more » Goofs It is hard for most people to understand the difficulty in being in orbit trying to reach another object in orbit. Accelerating an object in the direction of travel will actually not move you forward.

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[...] See more » Crazy Credits The credits end with the sound of a radio transmission and a man counting down: "Three, two, one, mark." See more » Connections Soundtracks Mera Joota Hai Japani Venice Film Festival 2013: Sandra Bullock stuns in a scarlet dress with George Clooney | Daily Mail Online comments Opening the Venice Film Festival, Sandra Bullock and George Clooney descended on the Palazzo del Cinema to present their new film Gravity. And Sandra, 49, certainly drew the attention onto herself in a vibrant red folded gown with black accessories. With her brunette hair pulled back into a quiffy updo, Sandra beamed at the gathered crowd, all there to give a raucous Venetian welcome at the premiere of her latest cinematic offering.

Scroll down for video Stunning: Sandra Bullock arrives to the Venice Film Festival premiere of Gravity in a red origami dress Pro: Sandra is known for her expert fashion choices for high-profile red carpets Rocky: with black accessories and a quiff updo, Sandra added edge to her Venice look Bullock opted for a simple coral red lipstick with smokey eyes, and carried a black and diamante clutch bag that went well with her strappy sandals and diamond earrings. George, 52, on the other hand went for classic red carpet tailoring, in a black tuxedo, white dress shirt and bow tie. And obviously he was as impressed with Sandra's outfit as the rest of the crowd, pointing at her dress with admiration as they walked the carpet on Wednesday night.

Lady in red: Sandra steals the show after arriving at the premiere on Wednesday evening Smoking: Sandra complemented her dress with a coral lip colour and a brown and black eyeshadow design Leading lady: Sandra oozes star quality after arriving at the 70th International Venice Film Festival for the premiere of Gravity on Wednesday evening Cheerful: Sandra looked ecstatic to be promoting her new space-based drama Warm welcome: The actress signs autographs for happy fans in Venice Looking good: Sandra shines in a stunning red gown Here he comes: George Clooney walks the carpet in a classic tuxedo Sandra has been pacing herself on the movie front since winning her first Oscar for The Blinde Side in 2009. The actress appeared in a supporting role in the eomtional drama Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close last year with Tom Hanks, but put on her comedy hat for Paul Fieg's The Heat alongside Melissa McCarthy. While George saw his movie Argo receive a number of gongs at this year's Academy Awards.

Admiration: George puts an appreciative hand up to present his stunning co-star Good-looking couple: The acting duo brought some Hollywood glamour to the Palazzo del Cinema Tense: Gravity follows two astronauts who are stranded in space after an accident in orbit Wandering hands: George and Sandra pose for photos on Wednesday evening All eyes on me: Sandra was in good form on the red carpet in Venice on Wednesday evening Stand out: Sandra lines up with producer David Heyman, Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón, George and and Alfonso's son and screenwriter Jonas Cuarón But as the sole actors in the new film directed by Alfonso Cuarón, Sandra and George had to keep each other company at the premiere. They star as two astronauts stranded in space after being battered by the floating debris from a destroyed Russian satellite that has ruined their shuttle. Bullock plays rookie Stone, to Clooney's veteran spacer Kowalsky, who must navigate their way across the void of space to reach the international space station and their only chance of salvation.

Family affair: This is Alfonso and Jonás's first movie together with A Boy And His Shoe to follow Hot demand: After receiving Oscars for Argo and The Descendants, George is look set to pick up even more awards next year Glasses ready: George and Sandra grab their 3D frames ready for the film Take your seat: The pair sit down and comfy at the Opening Ceremony Front row seat: George Clooney and Sandra Bullock attend the premiere of Gravity at the 70th Venice International Film Festival While George has previously starred in the slow space thriller Solaris - the Steven Soderbergh remake of Tarkovsky's sci-fi classic - Gravity is tipped as one of the most tense action thrillers of the year. Joining his lead stars was Alfonso with his son and Gravity's screenwriter Jonás Cuarón as well as producer David Heyman. Also in attendance was Italian model and presenter Eva Riccobono who will be hosting the opening and closing night ceremonies, as well as a number of other Italian personalities.

The Jury: Jiang Wen, Carrie Fisher, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Andrea Ardnold, Martina Gedek, Renato Berta, Virginie Ledoyen and Pablo Larrain attend the Opening Ceremony Sleek: Carrie Fisher wore an elegant black gown with a smokey eye design Host with the most! Eva Riccobono will host the Opening Ceremony and premiere of Gravity at the 70th Venice International Film Festival Local stars: Actress Clotilde Coureau and director Maria Sole Tognazzi at the Opening Ceremony Electric: Russian actress Kseniya Rappoport wears a satin blue gown to the Gravity premiere However the arrival of the stars was just as extravagant, as they zoomed in on the back of luxury speedboats along one of the many canals that make Venice famous. But along the way the actors were sprayed by water, however, Sandra and George happily mopped each other's brows before they hit the red carpet.

Watery arrival: Sandra and George made their way in on a luxury boat Happy sailor: George looked cheery the boat steered them down the famous canals Helping hand: George wipes water off his co-star's face after getting sprayed during the ride Over here: Fans want George Clooney's autograph shortly after he arrived at the Gravity premiere by boat The Seven Most Anticipated Sci-fi Films of 2013 | Movie News | Movies.com "Everything makes me nervous - except making films." Movies.com > Movie News > The Seven Most Anticipated Sci-fi Films of 2013 The Seven Most Anticipated Sci-fi Films of 2013 The Seven Most Anticipated Sci-fi Films of 2013 Tweet A few weeks ago, I wrote a column dissecting a random grab bag of upcoming science fiction films, with a few of the titles mentioned not set to open until 2014. But now that we're at the start of a brand new year, it's time to narrow this column's focus to the next 365 (well, 361 days). It's time to start getting excited about movies that actually have solid "we can't go back now" release dates.

In other words: here are the most intriguing, exciting and potentially great science fiction films opening within the next 12 months. Spoiler alert: Oblivion and After Earth aren't included. Movie That I Will Kill You to See Tomorrow: Elysium Look, you're probably a super-nice person, but if someone put a knife in my hand and told me that I could see director Neill Blomkamp's Elysium tomorrow if I ended your life, I'd probably take him up on it. I'm kidding (I think), but when the evil genius behind District 9 has a movie about a super-powered, blue collar Earth dweller played by Matt Damon doing battle with a wealthy space colony run by Jodie Foster with an underlying satiric message about immigration policy, you can bet your worthless life that I'll be first in line. This is Blomkamp's chance to continue the legacy of early Paul Verehoeven and to take his rightful place as the king of smart, bloody, wicked action/sci-fi/satire.

Movie That Will Hopefully Come Out in 2013: Snowpiercer Hey, did you know that Bong Joon-ho, the incredible South Korean filmmaker behind The Host and Mother, is making his Hollywood debut this year? And did you know that it stars Chris Evans, Jamie Bell, John Hurt, Alison Pill, Tilda Swinton and Ed Harris? And did you know that it's a post-apocalyptic science fiction flick about the remnants of humanity living out a second ice age aboard a massive train with a perpetual motion engine? Yes, it sounds amazing and yes, it's currently listed to come out sometime in 2013. But with no date set and notoriously fickle Weinstein Company pulling the strings, who knows when this thing will actually hit theaters? Movie That I Pretend to Not Be Interested In But Am Actually Super Excited for: Star Trek Into Darkness Blah, blah, J.J. Abrams is too secretive, blah, blah. Blah, blah, the script to the last Star Trek was awful and this one will be too, blah, blah. Blah, blah, are they really going to go back to the Khan well, blah, blah, how lazy, blah, blah.

Blah, blah, why does most of this new Star Trek movie seem to take place on Earth, blah, blah. That's what I tend to sound like when I talk about Star Trek Into Darkness, but deep down, I'm pretty pumped -- I can forgive a lot if the latest adventure of Captain Kirk and his crew is as energetic and fun as the last film (although hopefully not as dumb). Movie That I Would Bet $100 Is Probably Going to Be a Masterpiece: Gravity It's been seven years since director Alfonso Cuaron made Children of Men, one of the best and most technically astonishing science fiction films ever made. It's difficult to say for sure if he's spent all of that time between films prepping Gravity, but it certainly feels like it -- we've been hearing about this one for a long, long time. Although the film remains shrouded in mystery, the high-concept plot manages to sound simultaneously claustrophobic and epic, following two astronauts (Sandra Bullock and George Clooney) who find themselves stranded in space following a shuttle disaster.

Normally, talk of 10-minute long shots and never-seen-before cinematic techniques would inspire eye rolling, but with Cuaron at the helm, there's a strong chance that Gravity may be one of the best films of 2013 and a technical landmark. No pressure, guys. Movie That Sounds Exciting But Makes Me Raise My Eyebrow: Ender's Game Yes, writer Orson Scott Card is a despicable insane person, but that doesn't change the fact that his Ender's Game is one of the great science fiction novels. In an era where The Hunger Games can gross hundreds of millions of dollars, an adaptation of this already widely read story (which follows young children who are brutally trained to be future soldiers to fight off an alien invasion) feels destined to be a massive hit. With impressive young actors like Asa Butterfield and Abigail Breslin and beloved veterans like Harrison Ford and Ben Kingsley filling out the cast, the one wild card is writer-director Gavin Hood. Which version of Hood is going to show up for this project: the man who made the Oscar winning Tsotsi or the man who farted out X-Men Origins: Wolverine?

If he brings his A-game (and the studios don't saddle him with a doomed and half-assed X-Men prequel), Ender's Game has the potential to be a great movie... but consider my eyebrow raised with slight trepidation. Movie That No Ones Knows Anything About but Will Probably Be Great: Her Spike Jonze has made three films, each of them a masterpiece. After the experimental Being John Malkovich, the meta-satire Adaptation and the raw, emotionally brutal children's film deconstruction that is Where the Wild Things Are, he's looking to enter the science fiction arena with Her, a movie that follows a man's unusual relationship with an advanced computer operating system. Outside of the that, the details of the film remain shrouded in mystery, but we'll surely start hearing more when it hits the festival circuit later this year. Knowing Jonze, it'll completely flabbergast us all.

Movie That 12-Year-Old Me Is Peeing His Pants to See: Pacific Rim Why even attempt to eloquent when I can just write GIANT ROBOTS FIGHTING GIANT MONSTERS over and over again until my long-dead inner child rises from the ashes of my soul and demands that I take him to see this 10 times? George Clooney - Part 15 Like us on Facebook George Clooney George Clooney was born on May 6, 1961 to Nina and Nick Clooney, a journalist. His aunt was the legendary singer-actress Rosemary Clooney. The future Oscar winner was raised in Kentucky and Ohio, and initially went to college to be a journalist like his father. He went on to study acting at the Beverly Hills Playhouse, and scored roles on “The Facts of Life,” “Roseanne” and “Sisters.” Clooney’s breakout came in 1994 when he was cast on the medical drama “ER.” He remained with the show for five seasons as his fame steadily grew, earning two Emmy and three Golden Globe nominations.

Clooney was already making movies before leaving “ER,” starring in such films as “One Fine Day,” “The Peacemaker,” “Out of Sight,” and “Batman & Robin.” Following “ER,” Clooney focused exclusively on the big screen, with the 2000s bringing flicks like “The Perfect Storm,” “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” (for which he won a Golden Globe), and the “Ocean’s Eleven” films. In 2005, Clooney appeared in “Syriana,” for which he won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar and a Golden Globe. That same year, he directed, produced, and starred in “Good Night, and Good Luck,” which earned him Best Director and Best Screenplay nominations at the same Academy Awards. Clooney’s next Oscar nod came for 2007’s “Michael Clayton,” the same year he directed “Leatherheads.” More Oscar nominations followed for 2010’s “Up in the Air” and 2011’s “The Descendants,” the latter of which led to a Golden Globes win.

He also received an Academy Award screenplay nomination for “The Ides of March.” The star’s second Oscar win, however, finally came in 2013 when “Argo” won Best Picture. As producer, Clooney got to take home one of the statues. Later that year he starred opposite Sandra Bullock in the critically-acclaimed “Gravity,” and in 2014, he wrote, directed, and starred in the less well-received movie, “The Monuments Men.” In early 2015, he received the Cecil B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes for lifetime achievement. Clooney has balanced his screen work with his passion for activism, and has frequently used his celebrity to raise awareness of certain causes, such as the crisis in Darfur and earthquake disaster relief in Haiti. His love life, however, has garnered even more interest. Following a short marriage to Talia Balsam from 1989 to 1993, Clooney dated (and eventually dumped) a string of beautiful women, earning him the title of Hollywood’s top bachelor.

But Clooney’s playboy lifestyle came to a screeching halt when he met Amal Alamuddin, a human rights lawyer, in 2013. They became engaged in early 2014, and had a star-studded wedding in Venice later that year. George Clooney - Part 16 Like us on Facebook George Clooney George Clooney was born on May 6, 1961 to Nina and Nick Clooney, a journalist. His aunt was the legendary singer-actress Rosemary Clooney. The future Oscar winner was raised in Kentucky and Ohio, and initially went to college to be a journalist like his father. He went on to study acting at the Beverly Hills Playhouse, and scored roles on “The Facts of Life,” “Roseanne” and “Sisters.” Clooney’s breakout came in 1994 when he was cast on the medical drama “ER.” He remained with the show for five seasons as his fame steadily grew, earning two Emmy and three Golden Globe nominations.

Clooney was already making movies before leaving “ER,” starring in such films as “One Fine Day,” “The Peacemaker,” “Out of Sight,” and “Batman & Robin.” Following “ER,” Clooney focused exclusively on the big screen, with the 2000s bringing flicks like “The Perfect Storm,” “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” (for which he won a Golden Globe), and the “Ocean’s Eleven” films. In 2005, Clooney appeared in “Syriana,” for which he won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar and a Golden Globe. That same year, he directed, produced, and starred in “Good Night, and Good Luck,” which earned him Best Director and Best Screenplay nominations at the same Academy Awards. Clooney’s next Oscar nod came for 2007’s “Michael Clayton,” the same year he directed “Leatherheads.” More Oscar nominations followed for 2010’s “Up in the Air” and 2011’s “The Descendants,” the latter of which led to a Golden Globes win.

He also received an Academy Award screenplay nomination for “The Ides of March.” The star’s second Oscar win, however, finally came in 2013 when “Argo” won Best Picture. As producer, Clooney got to take home one of the statues. Later that year he starred opposite Sandra Bullock in the critically-acclaimed “Gravity,” and in 2014, he wrote, directed, and starred in the less well-received movie, “The Monuments Men.” In early 2015, he received the Cecil B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes for lifetime achievement. Clooney has balanced his screen work with his passion for activism, and has frequently used his celebrity to raise awareness of certain causes, such as the crisis in Darfur and earthquake disaster relief in Haiti. His love life, however, has garnered even more interest. Following a short marriage to Talia Balsam from 1989 to 1993, Clooney dated (and eventually dumped) a string of beautiful women, earning him the title of Hollywood’s top bachelor.

But Clooney’s playboy lifestyle came to a screeching halt when he met Amal Alamuddin, a human rights lawyer, in 2013. They became engaged in early 2014, and had a star-studded wedding in Venice later that year. Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart at 50 - CNN.com Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart at 50 By Lisa Respers France, CNN Updated 3:39 AM ET, Sat July 26, 2014 Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds. Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart We know you don't need another reason to love Sandra Bullock. The acclaimed actress has earned the title of "America's sweetheart" by being charming and self-deprecating, grounded but also a talented Hollywood star. Hide Caption 1 of 24 Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart In 1992, Bullock costarred with Tate Donovan in the comedy "Love Potion #9." The pair dated for a bit after filming ended.

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Hide Caption Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart The actress stars as Linda in the psychological thriller "Premonition." Hide Caption Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Ryan Reynolds and Bullock shake things up in 2009's "The Proposal." Hide Caption 17 of 24 Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Mary Horowitz (Bullock) thinks she's in love with cable news cameraman Steve (Bradley Cooper) in the 2009 film "All About Steve." The film went on to be nominated for five Golden Raspberry Awards in 2010, with Bullock winning for "worst actress" -- coincidentally, the same year she won the best actress Oscar for "The Blind Side." Hide Caption 18 of 24 Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Lily Collins, Bullock, Tim McGraw, Jae Head and Quinton Aaron say grace in a scene from "The Blind Side." Hide Caption 19 of 24 Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Bullock accepts the best actress award for "The Blind Side" during the 82nd Annual Academy Awards in March 2010 in Hollywood.

Hide Caption 20 of 24 Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Bullock stars as Linda Schell and Thomas Horn as Oskar Schell in the 2011 drama "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close." Hide Caption Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Bullock and her son, Louis, on the streets of Manhattan in 2011. Hide Caption Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Melissa McCarthy and Bullock bring the funny as law enforcement partners in 2013's "The Heat." Hide Caption 23 of 24 Photos: Sandra Bullock: America's sweetheart Bullock is set adrift in space in the 2013 thriller "Gravity," which earned her several accolades, including a best actress Oscar nomination. Hide Caption Sandra Bullock turns 50 on July 26 She continues to be beloved The actress has said she would give it all up for her son If there were ever a contest for "America's sweetheart," Sandra Bullock would be tough to beat. The daughter of an Army employee and a German vocal coach, Bullock has continually struck a chord with fans over her nearly 30-year career.

At turns charming and relatable, she comes across as extremely genuine in a field that makes its magic through pretending. As the actress celebrates her 50th birthday on July 26, her stock as the long-standing favorite is as solid as ever. Examine the evidence: She is firmly in the top 10 list of Hollywood's highest paid actresses , and her films tend to make money. Her 2013 sci-fi thriller "Gravity," which starred Bullock as an astronaut lost in space, earned $716 million worldwide. Photos: Photos: Sexy celebs in their 50s Photos: Photos: Sexy celebs in their 50s Sexy celebs in their 50s – You wouldn't know it by looking at Sharon Stone, but the 57-year-old has struggled with accepting her looks as she ages. Here are more famous faces who are making the fifth decade of life look good. Hide Caption 1 of 36 Photos: Photos: Sexy celebs in their 50s Sexy celebs in their 50s – "Weird Al" Yankovic may not be your typical definition of "sexy," but don't tell his massive fan base that.

The prince of parody songs turns 55 on Thursday, October 23. Hide Caption 2 of 36 Photos: Photos: Sexy celebs in their 50s Sexy celebs in their 50s – May the birthday force be with Carrie Fisher! The "Star Wars" actress celebrated her 58th birthday on October 21 and was seen partying with her "Star Wars: Episode VII" co-stars. The actress has recently gotten in top shape, perhaps to slip into that famous metal bikini once again. Hide Caption 3 of 36 Photos: Photos: Sexy celebs in their 50s Sexy celebs in their 50s – Marcia Gay Harden still turns on the glam. The Oscar winner turned 55 on August 14. Hide Caption 4 of 36 Photos: Photos: Sexy celebs in their 50s Sexy celebs in their 50s – Danny Bonaduce turned 55 on August 13, and the former "Partridge Family" star has maintained his heartthrob status.

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Question: Which was the 2013 sci-fi film which scored an Oscar for Best Director and starred Sandra Bullock and George Clooney?
Answer: Gravity