‘Gravity’-
Movie Review- Tanmay Dubey
Starring: - Sandra Bullock, George Clooney
Director:- Alfonso Cuaron
So
guys, the ingredients that make a good film are a good star
cast, a great screenplay, a fantastic plot (with an elusive
message!),
breathtaking cinematography, startling sound recording and superlative
performance that draws you inside the world that the cinema creates for you for
that little time inside the movie hall where you cry, laugh, feel happy and
feared along with the main protagonist.
The
latest sci-fi thriller and space drama ‘Gravity’ my friends do all that for
you!
It’s
a superlative piece of cinema, which tells you the story of a lone bio-medical engineer Dr. Ryan Stone who is a mission
specialist on her first space shuttle mission to Hubble space telescope gets
lost in the vast space and her struggle to come back to earth and be alive.
Sandra Bullock gives a tremendous performance, the sheer
physicality she puts in while essaying the role leaves you panting after her
during the entire run of the film.
The film is metamorphic in many ways,
-The vast space represents the big panorama of life where
living and dying are two facets of life, completely unattached to the emotions
and social credentials of people.
-Bullock’s fight for survival is akin to our journey in
life facing all odds and coming out victorious from them.
-Clooney’s ‘special appearance’ in the end reminds us of
our motivational prowess that we carry inside us and never quite realize it.
- The scene where Bullock listens to a dog barking and
baby crying emphasizes the small joys of being alive; we often sleep over them
in our own ‘busy lives’.
The Production values of the film are par excellence, the
special effects and camera movement makes you feel you are travelling in the
space. This just shows the length (and money!) that the western filmmakers go to make their vision come alive. (I at times envy that…C’Mon Mr
Khan there’s whole world other than travelling in Chennai express!) Don’t be surprised if this one rings some bells at the
Academy this year!
All in all a great supper for a festive weekend !
Score Stack Up:-
+ ive:- Great Screen play, brilliant performances & fantastic 3D effects
- ive:- might put you off if you are a true masala lover
Box Office, Paisa Vasool Rating:- 3 out of
5
Tanmay's Rating : 4 out of 5
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Scores Classifications-
(5) Very Good, Must Watch
(4) Good, Should Watch
(3) Not Bad;
(2) One Time Watch;
(1) On your own risk;
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