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#1151

This is the end - twisted plot and quite stupid but funny as fark though.

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#1152

Surprisingly better than I thought it was gunna be, strong likeable characters, high production detail for the most part and not many plot holes... 7/10.

The trailer is a let down compared to the whole film.

#1153

Thanks Dags I might watch that this arvo

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#1156

Watched Gravity in IMAX 3D... Pretty epic movie, very intense. Reminded me of World War Z, that edge of your seat feeling from the get go.. Not a fan of Clooney but he was good in this. Space is a fkn scary place is all im gonna say.. The cinematography and action sequences were amazing..

Alot of people hyped it up for me so I went in with high hopes, it didnt blow me away like I was expecting but it was a great film 8-9/10

#1157

Space is a fkn scary place is all im gonna say..

..and unrealistic.

As we recall from bitter memory, the Hubble and the space station are in vastly different orbits. Getting from one to the other requires so much energy that not even space shuttles had enough fuel to do it. The telescope is 353 miles [568.1km] high, in an orbit that keeps it near the Equator; the space station is about 100 miles [160.9km] lower, in an orbit that takes it far north, over Russia.

To have the movie astronauts Matt Kowalski (Mr. Clooney) and Ryan Stone (Ms. Bullock) zip over to the space station would be like having a pirate tossed overboard in the Caribbean swim to London.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/01/science/space/an-astronaut-and-a-writer-at-the-movies.html?smid=tw-nytimes&_r=0

#1158

Cause all movies are accurate right?

Ive read all the inaccuracies, but it isnt a doco its a movie. If you've seen the movie? one of the astronauts gets hit by debris, in actual fact he should have blown up into flames due to the oxygen bla bla bla, but in the movie he just has a big hole in his head. what would you believe more? If they made it 100% accurate it wouldnt be much of a movie.

#1159

f*ck unrealistic inaccurate movies

For documentaries VHS and VHS2 were eye opening to the real world.

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#1160

Cause all movies are accurate right?

:fishin:

Hick 2/10 weird ass shite.

Lovelace 4/10 if your gunna fake the scene make it atleast a little more accurate.

Curse of Chucky 1/10 haven't had to deleted a film in a while.

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