GRAVITY Trailer

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i'm guessing (seriously just speculation) that this is the part
before clooney burns up in the earth's atmosphere

WAIT
Do you mean you're speculating that's what's going to happen, or is it fact that that is going to happen and you're merely speculating WHEN it happens?
If it's the latter I really wish I didn't read that spoiler. :(

How many set pieces could there possibly be in the cold vacuum of space? A meteor flying by? More space debris? She lands on the moon? What I do know is that there's going to be at least one moment in the film for about two minutes where she's going to stop freaking out, be calm, and just watch the stars.
 
WAIT
Do you mean you're speculating that's what's going to happen, or is it fact that that is going to happen and you're merely speculating WHEN it happens?
If it's the latter I really wish I didn't read that spoiler. :(

How many set pieces could there possibly be in the cold vacuum of space? A meteor flying by? More space debris? She lands on the moon? What I do know is that there's going to be at least one moment in the film for about two minutes where she's going to stop freaking out, be calm, and just watch the stars.

i haven't read the script and i haven't been spoiled. so all of that is speculation worded badly.
 
Yeah, this is the one I mean. It looks like a farce.

Yeah, I love Children of Men, but almost all the trailers for this have been leaving me cold. Maybe it's something that will work better in context.

I honestly think the music and the VA is what's really killing it for me.
 
The trailer was incredible...but I think the long takes in CoM were more impressive due to them not being CG fests.

Well, they sort of were. The whole car scene in CoM was full of CG. The windscreen, the fire, the roof, the bike. Loads of CG elements.
 
Elements to enhance it...but unless he did something insane...that whole trailer was CG.

Right?

I have no idea. I know they used a special robotic camera system as mentioned previously in the thread, I guess they could have match moved some elements onto CG plates but I really have no idea.

I'm not sure why people have a massive issue with it, I think it looks amazing. Yes it's CG - it would be impossible to shoot most of what you saw in that trailer practically.

I have faith that the story and the visuals will be enough to suspend my disbelief for 90 minutes, and allow me to enjoy myself.
 
Outside-scenes in 2001 always have been in the dark space. Gravity plays above our planet.

Sure, i'm not seriously saying they shouldn't have used CGi.
However those faces in those suits look weird, so probably they should've used real suits (not necessarily as heavy and pressured, they just need to look real).
 
I'm also feeling a bit of a disconnect; I think what is causing that for me is a lack of intensity in terms of expressed fear or terror, especially as the face is the focal point (for obvious reasons). I hope these trailers aren't really indicative of the performances as a whole.
 
I really dunno much about the film outside of the trailer, actors and director. I hope that there are more interesting factors involved. The trailer makes it look like the best scene from Cliffhanger, but for a whole movie.
 
Will pass. Surprised at how many people are genuinely excited for this though.
Well considering his last film is one of the best of the 2000's, not really surprised that people are excited for this.

I'm pissed that they played the trailer before Elysium, I didn't wan't to see shit from this movie, I closed my eyes (lol) but I heard everything... can't. fucking. wait. anymore.
 
Well considering his last film is one of the best of the 2000's, not really surprised that people are excited for this.

I'm pissed that they played the trailer before Elysium, I didn't wan't to see shit from this movie, I closed my eyes (lol) but I heard everything... can't. fucking. wait. anymore.
I didn't like Children of Men. I know, I know...
 
I honestly think the trailer is better than the movie. Either that, or they should have toned down the Hollywood in this action packed trailer. They make it look like an action movie.
 
So it's apparently fantastic?
I planned to see it anyway, but good to know. I was really baffled by the trailers - while stunning i didn't really know what the movie would be about.
 
But perhaps the boldest risk of all was the decision to combine these elements in a manner that would hold up under the prolonged scrutiny of the camera, in single-shot sequences of such breathtaking duration and coherence. Somewhere, one imagines, the spirits of Stanley Kubrick and Max Ophuls are looking down in admiration.
Welp I'm out.

of this thread. MAX HYPE LEVEL ACHIEVED.
 
Guy Lodge ‏@GuyLodge
GRAVITY (A) Mainlined sensation. A staggering dance, then a balletic fall, into great silence. Maybe I'd change a thing? We'll talk later.

David Jenkins ‏@daveyjenkins
GRAVITY (Cuaron) The 2001 space baby gets his own disaster movie. Incredible effects work. Breathtaking film.

Robbie Collin ‏@robbiereviews
Gravity: by turns profound & uproarious fusion of Michael Bay and Jean-Paul Sartre. Cuarón has absolutely nailed this. #Venice2013

Ken Adams ‏@TaybackX
GRAVITY is sensational heart-pounding cinema at its best, and the work of a true auteur that goes by the name of Alfonso Cuaron. #Venezia70

Nick de Semlyen ‏@NickdeSemlyen
What surprised me was how much of an action flick Gravity is. Non-stop, no-nonsense. It's Speed in space. Hugely entertaining.

Lorenzo C. ‏@rotovisor
#Venezia70 #Gravity is the gamechanger we were waiting for! Masterful directing by Cuaron and astonishing performance by Sandra Bullock!

Michael Leader ‏@Nevskyp
Gravity: orbital rollercoaster which wrests reflection and tension out of isolated, vulnerable space setting. Remarkable. #Venezia70

Matic Majcen ‏@maticmajcen
Alfonso Cuaron #GRAVITY Apollo 13, Cast Away, that kinda film, that kinda level, top of the genre 4.5/5 #venezia70

AurelioVindigniRicca ‏@avindigniricca
Sandra Bullock won an Oscar for much less. Extraordinary. #Gravity #Venezia70

Sara Recordati @srecordati
# SandraBullock is extraordinary in gravity a sci-fi thriller also intimate and moving. A thousand emotions # venezia2013

Kate Muir ‏@muirkate
GRAVITY: a seat-chewingly tense, virtuoso 90 minutes of cinema. Bullock and Clooney terrific. A tad heavy on sentimentality. #Venezia70

CineVue ‏@CineVue
Alfonso Cuarón's #Gravity: An immersive, intelligent sci-fi. Blockbusters don't get much better. Highly recommended. #Venezia70

olilyttelton ‏@olilyttelton
GRAVITY is astonishing. More to come shortly at @ThePlaylist #Venezia70
 
I have a few friends who are working on the post production side of this and they were raving about it.

I saw some of the early stuff and even then it looked fab. This will definitely be an IMAX experience for me.
 
"And with the director being careful to ensure the void of space doesn’t carry any noise-" I am most pleased. I was looking forward to it a large amount initially but this was one of the things I was most curious about. I'm extremely hyped for this movie now, particularly with the praise it is receiving.
 
So according to that review, this movie mainly focuses on Sandra Bullock's character and Clooney is only a bit part? I'm definitely less excited now.
 
I'll be heading into this virtually blind (I'm aware of the premise but have been deliberately avoiding everything else), but it's nice to see the film reviewing well.
 
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