Just got out of the 4DX 3D 10th anniversary Re-release of Gravity (Wow, that's a Mouthful)

I Guess at the Time, this was a Groundbreaking Film.

Here's the Problems -

Gorgeous Visuals, Pieces of Space Station and Spacecraft Dismantling or being Completely Obliterated can only carry a film so far. These things should add to the film, not be the Crux of the Film.

And just having Sandra Bullock almost Completely on her own actually Detracts from this being a Better Film. Whenever George Clooney was there too, it was just a Better Film.

Things that would of improved the film -

1. Have more characters actually alive and part of a space survival mission with various objectives to complete to get out of the situations they find themselves in. (You can still have character deaths, but not immediately)

2. Because of having more characters (5 or 6 would do) we have more dialogue between characters. Sandra Bullock speaking to someone who can't understand her or just speaking to herself is not good enough.

3. Again, have various objectives scattered throughout a certain attainable radius within Space 🌌. From point A to Point B, to Point C, to Point D, back to Point A. Again, Sandra Bullock just on her own, in almost constantly dangerous situations isn't as interesting as having a team of 5 or 6 communicating with eachother under pressure in those same situations.

Things about the Film I liked -

1. The Dialogue between the 3 Characters at the start was good to watch and listen to.

2. The Visuals were Gorgeous and the film had a Couple of Breathtaking Scenes too.

3. The Action Scenes of things breaking up or just being obliterated were good to watch.

4. The Score was good when it needed to be good.

5. That Shot near the end with The Final Space pod and other debris flying towards earth was a Breathtaking Shot.

6. The Very Ending with the shot from underneath and looking up at Sandra Bullock as she looks towards the Sky in Relief was a Beautiful Moment.

Overall, it's a Good Watch that could of Even Better than it actually was.