Gravity

[Niven]

loving fantastic movie and goes extremely well with 3d, would highly recommend it ESPECIALLY IN 3D EVEN IF 3D ISNT YOUR THING

goddamn it was good

[Ad Bot]

[PurpleMetro]

wat

[Lego lad]

Loved that movie, so epic

[Niven]

there was so much symbolism everywhere omg it was great

[Wispfire]

ESPECIALLY IN 3D EVEN IF 3D ISNT YOUR THING

ITS A loving GIMMICK AND EVERYONE KNOWS IT

[Wilsonhigsbury]

I watched it, it was excellent.

[nienhaus1]

forget normal 3D, Go watch it in IMAX 3D

[John Freeman]

I saw Gravity yesterday and it was loving amazing.

[RedGajin]

wtf is it even about. are there aliens or something? because the trailer just seems like it tells the whole story unless theres aliens

[Night Fox]

yeah what is it about? is it serious? I'm having a hard time imagining sandra bullock in a serious movie

[Stocking]

yeah what is it about? is it serious? I'm having a hard time imagining sandra bullock in a serious movie

open up google earth, spin around and go "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA" for about 90 minutes that's pretty much the experience

[dkamm65]

yeah what is it about? is it serious? I'm having a hard time imagining sandra bullock in a serious movie

I've never seen it, but it's something like Sandra Bullock and George Clooney get stranded at the Hubble Space Telescope and try to fly their way to the International Space Station using their space suits' built in jets.

Laughably impossible because they orbit at different heights and angles. The journey would be at least a few hundred miles if you caught their orbits at the point where they come closest, and even then would require a well over a million pounds of fuel.

[RedGajin]

I've never seen it, but it's something like Sandra Bullock and George Clooney get stranded at the Hubble Space Telescope and try to fly their way to the International Space Station using their space suits' built in jets.

Laughably impossible because they orbit at different heights and angles. The journey would be at least a few hundred miles if you caught their orbits at the point where they come closest, and even then would require a well over a million pounds of fuel.

so...
no aliens?

[John Freeman]

so...
no aliens?

Nop

[Lego lad]

so...
no aliens?

3 people are astronauts in space, when space debris hits their station. They are stranded in space and have to get back to earth by making their way to an abandoned space station.