Gravity

[Klep]

See Gravity.

See it in 3D, on as big a screen as you can find.  I have rarely been so blown away by a movie.  Gravity was completely exhilarating, and easily the best movie out of the near-30 I've seen this year so far.

[KrauserKrauser]

Gravity was gripping to say the least.

I wonder how many that watch the movie will realize how the plot of the movie is very plausible.  Heck, we would be worse off today as NASA funding continues to decline while more and more nations are throwing stuff into and above the atmosphere.

Kessler Syndrome is real, and it's scary as hell

[Smmenen]

See Gravity.

See it in 3D, on as big a screen as you can find.  I have rarely been so blown away by a movie.  Gravity was completely exhilarating, and easily the best movie out of the near-30 I've seen this year so far.

Gravity was very good.  Probably the 2nd best film I've seen this year. 

[Klep]

Gravity was very good.  Probably the 2nd best film I've seen this year. 

What have you seen that you thought was better?

[LotusHead]

I saw this today (in 3D) based on the directors previous film, The Children of Men, which was awesome. (also, he made the 3rd Harry Potter flick)

I totally forgot how he likes to make super long shots. I know a ton of this was CGI, but man, I couldn't take my eyes off this film.

Also, it was neat that this film seemed to have no agenda, just disaster strikes in space, try to survive!

[jd5]

I agree, Gravity in IMAX 3d was probably the coolest movie experience of the year so far.  Not as much plot or story or humor as other movies, but really fun to experience.