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"Gravity" movie - a technical commentary, DO NOT READ IF YOU WANT TO AVOID KEY PLOT SPOILERS!!
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post Oct 12 2013, 09:37 PM
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Went to see GRAVITY in 3D. Worth it for the moment a single tear drop seems to floats your way.

What ever the technical details that were washed over for art, this is a beautiful movie that really gives a sense for what LEO must be like.

It was a beautiful day yesterday in Akron, Ohio USA. Blue sky wreathed in thin fan tailed clouds. After leaving the movie theater really had the sensation of walking on a small metal/dirt/water ball wrapped with a whiff of air whirling through an immense unforgiving universe. Quite special feeling.....

That movie gave that to me.

Highly recommend!

Craig
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