Gravity Reviews

3/10 i feel like i’m not allowed to dislike this movie. i was so bored almost the entire movie. it was repetitive and tedious and just fuckijg boring bro. ending was shit imo they didn’t expand on what happens at all i feel like i just wasted my time.

An amazing movie. Gave me anxiety but it was sooo good. Shouldve watched it sooner tbh loved it

kinda slow and not much of a plot, i wish we had more backstory to the MCs. but it’s incredibly anxiety inducing and unsettling the entire runtime which counts for something. the hallucination scene got me, wasn’t expecting it but it was beautiful. wish she was more determined more quickly, just felt too drawn out. wanted more at the end. predictable in many ways.

but the acting between the two were incredible. idk if i’ve ever watched something so heavily focused on one character, it was a unique watch. cinematography is stellar duh, space🤘

“tell her i love her”🥲 6/10

There are some truly incredible sequences in here, and for a studio tentpole it's quite original, but don't expect a masterpiece.

Pointless. They both magically survive a crash from space and wake up on the beach and the movie ends? No thanks

Nice movie. I highly recommend it but it may cause a phobia of space

One of the most stressful movies

I remembered liking this a lot when it first came out. Rewatching it, the ending kinda sucked…..I needed more closure. But the acting from Sandra bullock was great + George too. I loveee space movies for the cinematography. Some sick shots but I think this was lacking an overall purpose to me. Glad she made it back down but everything inbetween just made me anxious lol

Visually stunning

"Gravity" (2013), directed by Alfonso Cuarón, is a breathtaking visual masterpiece that immerses viewers in the vast, unforgiving expanse of space. Starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, the film follows Dr. Ryan Stone (Bullock) and veteran astronaut Matt Kowalski (Clooney) as they struggle to survive after their space shuttle is destroyed. The plot is intense and gripping, maintaining high tension from start to finish. Bullock's performance is particularly compelling, conveying vulnerability and resilience in a life-or-death scenario. Cuarón's direction, combined with Emmanuel Lubezki's stunning cinematography, creates an immersive experience that leverages long, continuous shots and state-of-the-art visual effects. The film's use of silence and Steven Price's haunting score enhance the eerie, isolating atmosphere of space. While the story may feel simplistic at times, the film's technical brilliance and emotional depth make it a landmark in cinematic history, offering a visceral, edge-of-your-seat experience that is both thrilling and profoundly human.

honestly, why is this movie so well rated? it's laughable that it's rated better than interstellar. Extremely tiring scenarios with repetitive ideas, no expansion on WHAT caused this disaster or why it happened. Just to leave a sour taste in your mouth at the end. Super overhyped

one of the best in space movies iv ever seen.

Barely had any plot up until the end

I liked it but one scene made me claustrophobic and I don’t think i can rewatch it…

4/10 i love space movies but this one was not it, there are some really weird scenes in this movie including the dog barking and the fire. the only positives here are the visuals

8/10

8.9/10



07/19/26

I couldn’t imagine drifting into the cold, dark emptiness praying someone or something will find me.

7/10

Very bad film, it s not a dislike Only for the special effects