I wasn’t initially going to do a top ten list this year. It
seems like indulgent ego stroking, a lot of work for very little gain, and, to
be honest, not only am I super busy, I’m also a lazy sack of crap. Besides,
while there may be one or two movies on my countdown that you won’t find on 90%
of critic’s lists, there aren’t many earth-shattering surprises. But I’m bored
at work, and I have to arrange my favorite movies into some semblance of order
to vote on them later anyway, so what the hell, I might as well write about
them, too, while I’m at it.
Showing posts with label Gravity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gravity. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Thursday, October 3, 2013
'Gravity' Movie Review
We could sit here all day and argue about our own personal
definitions of science fiction, especially in regards to Alfonso CuarĂ³n’s
latest offering, Gravity. While the film does lack some of
the traditional speculative hallmarks of the genre, like a futuristic setting,
technology run amok, and pushing the present bounds of science, the action does
go down in space. For all the flashing lights, fancy NASA equipment, and mind
boggling cinematography, this is a story very much rooted in the current age,
in the here and now. But doesn’t matter what the hell label you settle on,
because regardless of what you call it, Gravity is an
incredible movie, and the best reason this year to drag your ass to the theater
and drop the extra cash on an IMAX ticket.
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