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    Is it any good or not? I've read mixed reports.
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    It's attractive.
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    Originally posted by NoEarthlyReason
    It's attractive.
    Says it all I guess.
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    i liked it. pretty well done. gotta have the big screen digital 3D version or it just won't work.
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    Originally posted by coquette
    i liked it. pretty well done. gotta have the big screen digital 3D version or it just won't work.
    Thx.
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    As far as critics are concerned, reviews are far from mixed :

    http://www.metacritic.com/movie/gravity

    The only film I've seen where I wanted to be sat closer to the screen. Visuals are incredible.
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    04 Dec '13 11:101 edit
    Originally posted by divegeester
    Is it any good or not? I've read mixed reports.
    I truly love cinema, so my review here is as biased as asking a newlywed man if his wife is pretty!

    Gravity Pros:
    O.M.F.G. it's beautiful.
    My jaw was hanging open for half the movie, but when "it hits the fan" I felt like an ape in 2001 A Space Odyssey touching the monolith.
    It's not my favourite film, not even in my top 20, but I cannot think of anything more visually impressive.
    Sandra Bullock in the foetal position.

    Gravity Cons:
    Too short.
    Ugly plot hole involving a major plot point and inertia and delta-v.
    Too short.
    Sandra Bullock puts her spacesuit on again too soon.

    Personal Note:
    3D has yet to really impress me. I saw this in 3D and would have been just as happy to see it in 2D.
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    05 Dec '13 13:12
    Originally posted by hopscotch
    I truly love cinema, so my review here is as biased as asking a newlywed man if his wife is pretty!

    Gravity Pros:
    O.M.F.G. it's beautiful.
    My jaw was hanging open for half the movie, but when "it hits the fan" I felt like an ape in 2001 A Space Odyssey touching the monolith.
    It's not my favourite film, not even in my top 20, but I cannot think of any ...[text shortened]... as yet to really impress me. I saw this in 3D and would have been just as happy to see it in 2D.
    I'm going to see it on Friday, if the visuals are that good you don't need a story just a soundtrack. Think I'll go for 3D though; belt and braces etc.

    Thanks.
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    Saw it tonight, we had the cinema almost to ourselves apart from 5 others.

    It was very good I thought, involving and beautiful, despite some questionable physics which would no doubt be torn apart by the nerds in the science forum.
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    Originally posted by divegeester
    Saw it tonight, we had the cinema almost to ourselves apart from 5 others.

    It was very good I thought, involving and beautiful, despite some questionable physics which would no doubt be torn apart by the nerds in the science forum.
    Poor George Clooney could never have floated away and died. But it did make the plot better.

    And the orbits. Everything was in the same orbit. And so close to each other. What a coincidence.

    Good movie nevertheless, glad you liked it. Sandra Bullock was fantastic.
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    Originally posted by hopscotch
    Poor George Clooney could never have floated away and died. But it did make the plot better.

    And the orbits. Everything was in the same orbit. And so close to each other. What a coincidence.

    Good movie nevertheless, glad you liked it. Sandra Bullock was fantastic.
    Thanks for the spoiler alert, dinkpump.
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    06 Dec '13 19:52
    Originally posted by darvlay
    Thanks for the spoiler alert, dinkpump.
    Whoops, sorry. How can I make it up to you?
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    Originally posted by hopscotch
    Whoops, sorry. How can I make it up to you?
    Stop breathing?
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    Originally posted by darvlay
    Stop breathing?
    Consider it done.
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