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Gravity is a fairly straightforward action-thriller. For what it is, it's brilliant. It's also not what Vic is looking for in a movie. What's the problem?

Hard science? Him opening the hatch is about as realistic as the scene where he floats away in the first place! :p

Personally, I'm kind of torn. I hate unmarked spoilers, period. There are way too many films that I don't get to see right away. Sorry, Mark! I remember when a friend of mine started using an online avatar that gave away the SUPER-SHOCKING final shot of Dexter season 4 when it wasn't even out...

That was OK because you weren't supposed to talk about it.

I think that was intentional, to make the viewer unsure of whether it really was a dream sequence, at least for a minute.

It's coming back to the Frank Theatre in Delray Beach where I saw it originally. Maybe I'll see if the fam is interested.

It's been playing in 3D at the Muvico in downtown West Palm Beach since it opened, I think. There's a LieMAX screen there; I wonder if they'll put it back on that.

There was a lot of nonsense with the physics in this movie, and the part that cafink spoiler-tagged was nearly enough to pull me out of the story -- nearly. But I just said "ah, the hell with it" since it was so well paced. I just moved on with the flow and enjoyed the action. I do wish that...

I wonder how many of the voters managed to experience all the nominees in their best audio light (so to speak). Do the studios arrange for Academy screenings in Atmos-equipped theaters?

I love that this made a half-billion (and counting. . .this'll do gangbusters on disc).

Good for a chuckle. If only Clooney had had a plate of meatballs. . . http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2013/11/14/gravity_ikea_parody_if_alfonso_cuaron_put_sandra_bullock_and_george_clooney.html

The IMAX screen at a very new multiplex where I saw Gravity is not nearly as large as the IMAX screen at the science museum in Ft. Lauderdale. So I assume it is "LieMAX." I know that the IMAX screen in the older multiplex in downtown West Palm Beach is LieMAX. I don't know that the screen was...

This one goes to 11.

That stuck out like a sore thumb to me as well, but it was another case of Carlin at the dentist. :)

It's like this, guys: Clooney's oxygen valve was malfunctioning, and he mistakenly thought he was pulling Sandra away from the station because he was lightheaded and not thinking straight. Yep! :)

I felt like their relative velocities were small, but non-zero. At least, that's what I was telling myself as I watched it. ;)

Saw this at the local new IMAX over the weekend, which turned out to be LieMAX, but oh well. The image was bright enough and big enough. Remember the old George Carlin routine about going to the dentist, where he says that when you get the gas, you still feel the pain; you just don't give a...