Is Gravity really that good?

[Jello Biafra]

You gotta be really into science to appreciate it, friend. They were probably entertained by the Man of Steel.

I jested.

Being into science is so not a prerequisite to appreciating this movie.
It's scientific inaccuracies were pointed out by Neil deGrasse Tyson on his Twitter feed. He liked the movie but couldn't help nitpicking some stuff:

 

[Mr. Somebody]

Being into science is so not: a prerequisite to appreciating this movie.
It's scientific inaccuracies were pointed out by Neil deGrasse Tyson on his Twitter feed. He liked the movie but couldn't help nitpicking some stuff:

@Sensitive Blake Griffin @TheReal32 This is the scientific thought provoking cerebral film you were waiting for friends?

O you were jesting me. Good one, friends.

 

[FrostBite]

Being into science is so not a prerequisite to appreciating this movie.
It's scientific inaccuracies were pointed out by Neil deGrasse Tyson on his Twitter feed. He liked the movie but couldn't help nitpicking some stuff:

Cuaron's response: "This is not a documentary. It is a piece of fiction." So that ends that.

Meanwhile, Buzz Aldrin, who has actually been in space, was very impressed with the movie.
http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/7/4812286/astronaut-buzz-aldrin-reviews-gravity

 

[the cool]

just got back form seeing this

i give it 3 mics

 

[GzUp]

Movie was piff


Felt like one big roller coaster ride.


this thread reminds me that people hate just to hate.


movie was from the start.

 

[Regular_P]

"the visuals the visuals"

98% of movies with great "visuals" gets hyped up by y'all and it turns out being a huge let down when i go see it. i'll wait until this comes out on dvd.

Several of my family members seen it over the weekend and not one of em liked it. I thought they were gonna come back raving about it. They just said don't see it wait till video.

You guys are missing out if you don't see this in theaters. I hate to be one of those guys who says a movie is meant to be seen at the theater, but this is one of them. Go and make your own judgment on it.

This is the epitome of the movie-going experience. From start to finish it's great and some of the shots will leave you like.

 

[Master Teacher]

Cuaron's response: "This is not a documentary. It is a piece of fiction." So that ends that.

Meanwhile, Buzz Aldrin, who has actually been in space, was very impressed with the movie.
http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/7/4812286/astronaut-buzz-aldrin-reviews-gravity

Buzz Aldrin did star in the prequel to this film called the Moon Landing, which was just as staged and inaccurate

 

[Liquid]

Several of my family members seen it over the weekend and not one of em liked it. I thought they were gonna come back raving about it. They just said don't see it wait till video.

Nah, thats terrible advice.

This movie HAS to be watched in theaters and in 3D to get why people are raving about it.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Nah, thats terrible advice.

This movie HAS to be watched in theaters and in 3D to get why people are raving about it.

That's what I would think but I got no desire to see it at this point regardless of their reviews.

 

[The Real]

@Sensitive Blake Griffin @TheReal32 This is the scientific thought provoking cerebral film you were waiting for friends?

Wow, so you've been @ing me even more than I knew, just using the wrong name. Who knows how many times you desperately tried to get my attention like this. Sad, friend. And no one said anything about "scientific." I specifically spoke about the atmosphere and the visuals. Why are you so desperate?

 

[Crakface]

After Earth was better then this but clowns like @The Real locked themselves into defending this weakness just because they thought it was going to be a sci fi marvel.

 

[OneManGang]

Buzz Aldrin did star in the prequel to this film called the Moon Landing, which was just as staged and inaccurate

Under rated post

 

[FaTaL]

Buzz Aldrin did star in the prequel to this film called the Moon Landing, which was just as staged and inaccurate

stanley kubrick did a great job

 

[C Con]

Best 3D movie I've ever seen in my life no exaggeration. I could understand why people wouldn't like it if they didn't see in 3D. They should have made this a 3D only movie when I really think about it.

 

[D1renegade]

98% was for the special effects.

The story itself is basic. Critics eat actors taking basic stories and over acting them. Bulluck probably didn't go "full retard" with the character and did just enough to let the story flow.

Open Water was low budget and got a 72%. They jacked Open Waters "stranded" plot through in the big budget $$$ for the special effects, added veteran actors a la Tom Hanks in "Cast Away" and

There you go

And this is the main reason why I will not go see Gravity. Everything I've heard about it screams Open Water and I hated that movie...

I might give it a shot via redbox though