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Go see this movie!
In IMAX 3D
well worth the extra expense. You'll thank me later
In IMAX 3D
well worth the extra expense. You'll thank me later
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White people stay getting murked in space.
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I've been waiting for this film for far too long now. It's an Alfonso Cuaron film so expect some epic continuous shots as standard. Apparently the opening is 17 minutes with no cuts.
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Damn looks nuts.
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Nicee
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And the ? is the mom from the blindaide
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Blindside*
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Damn space u scary
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I'll probably wait until I can download it or stream it because as good of a actor that Clooney is most of his recent movies almost always disappoint me
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nice to see a teaser trailer that is actually a teaser.everything about this film screams quality.
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Daaaamn that's ? up lol
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dontdiedontkillanyon wrote: »I've been waiting for this film for far too long now. It's an Alfonso Cuaron film so expect some epic continuous shots as standard. Apparently the opening is 17 minutes with no cuts.
The Only Reason I Wouild Watch This Movie...? That Mannequin Ass Cracka Clooney...That Dude Plays Himself In Every Movie -
New Still From Gravity Lands
Sandra B in zero G
10 July 2013 | Written by James White | Source: Warner Bros.
Call it the calm before the ? -storm. This image of Sandra Bullock in Gravity finds her in peaceful times aboard the space shuttle, going about her duties.
Bullock plays Dr. Ryan Stone, a brilliant medical engineer on her first shuttle mission, with veteran astronaut Matt Kowalsky (Clooney) in command of his last flight before retiring. But on a seemingly routine spacewalk, disaster strikes. The shuttle is destroyed, leaving Stone and Kowalsky completely alone – tethered to nothing but each other and spiralling out into the blackness.
The deafening silence tells them they have lost any link to Earth…and any chance for rescue. As fear turns to panic, every gulp of air eats away at what little oxygen is left. But the only way home may be to go further out into the terrifying expanse of space. So, essentially, their chances of survival run the gamut from slim to near astro-naught… Ahem.
Directed by Alfonso Cuaron, Gravity looks to be a solid space thriller with some glorious visuals to go with the peril. It’ll fly into our cinemas on October 18, and you can see the trailer right here.
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Comic-Con 2013: New Footage From Gravity
This is going to blow us all away
20 July 2013 | Written by Helen O'Hara
Sandra Bullock surprised fans in Hall H today, along with producer David Heyman and director Alfonso Cuaron, when introducing new footage from Gravity. And that footage is pretty breath-taking.
A long-ish clip from the beginning of the film sees Sandra Bullock and George Clooney's astronauts working on the Hubble space telescope, with which the International Space Station has docked. She's working on a component of the telescope; he's shooting the ? with Houston (Ed Harris) about a Mardi Gras he once had.
Suddenly Houston broke in with a warning of imminent danger and everything goes into overdrive. The Russians apparently tried to blow up an obsolete satellite and now debris is racing through orbit, destroying everything in its path. Most of the communications satellites are already out; Houston is about to lose contact with the ISS and the pair need to stop their spacewalk immediately and evacuate. But as they disentangle and start to move inside, the debris hits and Bullock is left spinning through space, still attached to a robotic arm. The whole thing takes place in one take, with the camera spinning up and down along the space station and telescope following Clooney and Bullock.
Then we saw a quick-cut of different scenes, mostly from one sequence of massive destruction as wave after wave of debris hits the ISS and simply disintegrates it into yet more flying pieces of debris as Bullock cowers behind one piece of surviving wreckage and holds tight while a huge solar panel swipes past her nose.
So was it scary for Bullock to sign up for a film that depended so heavily on her? "It should have been scarier," she said, "but these guys were creating technology on the spot and they didn't know if it was going to work or not, and all these pieces were mathematically put together. There was no improvising because it was so mathematical and I didn't want to let them down. So that was scary and I didn't really think about the fact that it was just me and George carrying the movie."
Cuaron confirmed that they're the only faces seen during the movie, although there are other figures glimpsed working outside the International Space Station, and we heard Ed Harris speaking from Houston.
"Sandra was completely insulated in that cube," said Cuaron. "It took a while to get her into the rig. She would stay there between takes and just listen to music. It was very mathematical, but our focus was not the technology but the emotional journey she had to take."
"What was amazing was this robot they invented, on the end of which was the camera. The camera would rotate around and motoring up and down a track at 20mph and then stopping on a dime, literally an inch from her nose. I imagine it was quite scary," said Heyman.
"What Alfonso forgot to mention was that cube, I had to crawl into it and I was locked in," said Bullock. "So if that robot DID decide to continue into my face, there was no way to get away from it. No one told me that was how it was going to work. And I'm claustrophobic! Initially Alfonso told me the only way to do zero-G was to do the ? comet. Now I'm deathly afraid of flying but I thought I'd suck it up, it's an amazing life experience. I only heard two weeks before shooting that we weren't doing that, so I was so relieved I didn't care about anything else. I learned how to meditate up there. It was a matter of either ignoring pain or learning how to use it. We made a catalogue of sound, music, to get me ready for each scene."
"You don't know what you're doing, and that's the point of making these films!" smiles Cuaron.
"That's the great thing about working with him; he's a madman!" smiles Heyman. "He's a pain in the ass sometimes, but he never settles; he's always pushing the limits."
Gravity hits cinemas in October this year, and on the current evidence hits the Oscars in February.
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"from Alfonso Cuarón"
? that was ALL you had to say.....
Children of Men = GOAT post-apocalyptic flick
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Man I bet they die in the end and it hurts when they do.
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Lol the visual of her flipping in space at the end of the trailer is hilarious .
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That ? looks absolutely terrifying
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? that would be the worst of ways to go out.. Just waiting for death in the middle of nothing.
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So this movies basically about white folks lost in space and slowly waiting for death? I mean I'm sure it'll be thrilling but honestly you know how this is going to go eh ill wait for y'all to see it if its worth it.
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Its gonna have that just kicked in the gut feeling that Prometheus left you with.
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this ? looks pretty wack to me
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This would have to be the worst way to die, DAMN.
Gravity Official Trailer - Drifting (2013) - Alfonso Cuarón Movie HD
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Really don't care about either of these actors but they had me at Alfonso Cuaron.
http://youtu.be/xgGPTa7-vlE
http://youtu.be/k0ijEEivCbg
