Beautiful silence. That’s how I would describe Gravity…well
the first half of the film anyway. I watched it a few weeks ago in 3D IMAX and
it was truly mesmerizing. There is no other way of seeing this film if it isn’t
in 3D. The visuals were truly astonishing. The contrast of the blue earth, dark
sky, and white space station added such a calming sensation over me. I love it
when a director uses color and sound to spark a specific emotion in the viewer.
The pure silence at the very beginning was truly special. When music was added
I think the film lost a bit of its touch because it didn’t seem so real
anymore. I felt disconnected.
I think one thing the film did amazingly well was giving the viewer
an overall experience of what it would be like to be an astronaut. The transition made from point of view was done
really. I applaud Alfredo Cuaron, for really thinking above and beyond (hah
beyond…space) in his direction for the movie.
One thing I do think the movie lacked was storyline. It
seems the first half of the movie had a very different take than the last half
of the movie. Of course certain things transpired but the transitions didn’t
flow into each other as swiftly as the visuals did.
Sandra Bullock didn't disappoint. Her role as Ryan Stone was so great, I truly felt her anxiety and fear of being in space. George Clooney's role as Matt Kowalski while brief was entertaining. It wasn't anything spectacular but quite entertaining.
Overall I really enjoyed Gravity, I recommend watching it while it's still in theaters and in 3D IMAX. You will not be disappointed! :-)
Stylishly Yours,
N. Luna
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