I was thinking of giving that a go myself until I read the reviews, I think I'll skip it.
I watched a favourite sci-fi film last night:
Gravity
(George Clooney, Sandra Bullock).
Absolutely brilliant! The vfx are incredible and the sound design is even better.
I can't really describe the story as it revolves around one event and that would be a spoiler.
Who's the cat that won't cop out when there's danger all about?
Everyone appears to rave about the film "Gravity". Clearly I am a philistine .... I went to the pictures to see this when it came out and almost fell asleep I was so bored.
Nice special effects of earth-from-space and lots of technological gadgetry but after about 15 minutes of that I'd lost the sense of wonder and I grew impatient with the continual disasters and MacGyver-type workarounds of the two astronauts.
Having watched 300 a couple of nights ago, I continued with another Frank Miller adaptation:
Sin City
.
Gritty, brutal and at times and corny (but in a good comic book way), I love this film... it's a proper old fashioned film noire with larger than life characters.
Tonight's viewing? Sin City 2 of course
Who's the cat that won't cop out when there's danger all about?
FiFi LaFeles
said
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Everyone appears to rave about the film "Gravity". Clearly I am a philistine .... I went to the pictures to see this when it came out and almost fell asleep I was so bored.
Nice special effects of earth-from-space and lots of technological gadgetry but after about 15 minutes of that I'd lost the sense of wonder and I grew impatient with the continual disasters and MacGyver-type workarounds of the two astronauts.
Sorry!
I guess "Gravity" didn't have enough fancy-smancy colors and not enough explosions.
Besides, it had the veneer of being scientific, but they got so much wrong at the price of continuing a plot detached from physical reality (e.g. when they sacrificed the principle of inertia to play on the audiences emotions). "Gravity" movie would've been much better if it was
actually
scientific.