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  1. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    There is none! I enjoyed Gravity, some others not so much. Thus, a difference in film opinion, nothing to have a problem with.
  2. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    What do you mean "liemax" theaters? The theater I viewed it in was part of a new theater complex built in 2007. Matter of fact, the IMAX theater that I viewed Gravity in, wasn't ready for another 5-6 weeks back then in 2007. The film Beowulf opened as the first IMAX film shown in that new...
  3. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    I think some of your comments are harsh about the filmmakers, but you're welcome to your opinion.
  4. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Thus, with our ignorance, we are free to completely enjoy this great film without any science-related hesitation.
  5. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Luckily for the filmmaker, the science errors doesn't appear to affect the majority that viewed this film.
  6. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Yes, but when it comes to entertaining the mass audience and further engaging them into the dire straits of her situation, it would be lousy filmmaking. A times, a director has to take certain liberties and compromises with actual facts/laws in order to fully engage his audience into his film.
  7. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    It's viewed as a great film by me, but in my opinion, a film still playing in theater needs a little time to move that greatness rating into a masterpiece film. I thought Apollo 13 was a great film and should be considered a masterpiece film, but it's not by many critics. 2001 is considered...
  8. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Every film has its critics including this one which in time will probably be known as a great film. Hopefully, it will motivate other filmmakers to continue their efforts in reaching greatness with their filmmaking projects.
  9. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Yes, we do disagree as the filmmaker should strive to entertain his audience first and foremost. If he has to bend the rules of science to enhance the storyline or film going experience then so be it.
  10. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    I disagree, the filmmakers should be focused on making an entertaining film. If they do that then to hell with the nitpicking about scientific accuracy as only a small minority would care about such accuracy.
  11. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    True, but most people watching this film don't know what is scientific plausible or not.
  12. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Most films are made to entertain people and not to be 100% accurate as far as the laws of science are concern.
  13. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    Don't you mean "the world"?
  14. Robert Crawford

    Gravity (2013)

    I feel the same way about this film. It will go down as one of the great space films. I watched it in IMAX 3-D too and it really enhanced my enjoyment level.
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