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I have to say, there are very few movies that can give people such a tense feeling.

If he had to find a suitable word to describe it, Charlie felt that the space in the movie at this moment was like a femme fatale.

It is beautiful, but also dangerous and deadly.

Moreover, the 3D effect of the film is so outstanding. To be honest, Charlie thinks this is the film with the best 3D effect since "Avatar".

Even Gilbert Jr.'s own "The Avengers" cannot be compared with this movie, and compared to "The Avengers", Charlie thinks this movie is called the art of film.

It was only then that Charlie realized that his previous understanding of movies could not be applied to little Gilbert.

He scientifically believed that no one would be able to make an outstanding film in a short period of time, but Gilbert Jr. told him: I am afraid of magic, not science.

Coincidentally, among Gilbert Jr.’s many nicknames, one is the title of Movie Magician.

Noel, who is far away in New York, has the same idea. He is a loyal fan of "The Lord of the Rings" and he started to like Gilbert Jr.'s movies from the "Lord of the Rings" series.

Originally, Noel was not that interested in the movie "Gravity", but at the urging of his friends, he went to the cinema.

Then from the moment it opened, Noel fell in love with the movie.

Not to mention the excellent 3D effects and the long shots that are very technically demanding, the gorgeous space and the beautiful earth alone are enough to immerse Noel.

In addition, there is the tension brought by the debris attack, which really makes people's palms sweat and can't help but worry about the hero and heroine.

When Noel saw Kowalski let go and let Ryan Stone live, his eyes couldn't help but turn red.

In this vast space, there is no solid support, no companions, no humans, and even no communication. There is only the vastness of the space, which makes it impossible to distinguish east from west, north from south, up from down, left from right.

And there is the Mother Earth floating quietly, so beautiful that it takes your breath away.

Noel finally understood why the movie was called "Gravity". Gravity, something that ordinary people cannot perceive but is real, is what Ryan Stone needs at the moment.

Few disaster films, from "Jaws" to "Jurassic Park" to "Collision Impact" and "The Day After Tomorrow," have given people such a sense of despair and helplessness.

At least these disaster movies are all set on Earth, where people are standing on solid ground and feeling the pull of gravity.

And to be honest, there are so many people suffering with you, not just you, and you feel balanced instantly.

But Gravity is different. Very different.

The fear it brings is even greater than that of horror movies. There are no monsters or ghosts, but the vastness of space and the loneliness without any backup or partners make the audience feel scared.

IMDB film critic Peter believes that the reason why the film makes people empathize with the astronauts is because it is based on real immersion.

In addition to the beautiful images composed of long shots, the actors' performances themselves cannot be ignored.

Tom Cruise’s performance was good, but he only had two minutes of screen time, and Matt Damon, who only showed half of his face, also felt like he was digging for an Easter egg.

If you listen carefully to Houston's voice on the ground, you can tell it's Gilbert's good friend Leo.

But these popular Hollywood A-list stars are all just Anne Hathaway's foils.

There is basically no plot in the film, it is just a story about an astronaut trying to find a way back to Earth. It can be said that the film is completely supported by Anne Hathaway's performance.

She contributed the best female role this year and deserves to win the Oscar next year.

Anyway, if Peter were to present the award, Anne Hathaway would have already won the Oscar for Best Actress. Sexy Rebecca believes that the reason why the film is so tense and makes people follow Ryan Stone's ups and downs is because it is a female character.

In people's general perception, men represent strength and women represent weakness.

If this movie had Tom Cruise as the one to complete the survival, it would still be a good movie, but it would definitely not be so attractive.

But the film lets Anne Hathaway complete the survival, which is a very clever setting.

The film ended after ninety minutes. In the last scene, Anne Hathaway came out of the water, climbed up the beach step by step, and finally stood up, as if demonstrating the origin of life.

There is not a single bit of redundancy in these ninety minutes. The audience even wants to watch more and more and does not feel bored at all.

Charlie and Jessica walked out of the cinema. Jessica's palms were sweaty at the moment. She asked Charlie, "How was the movie?"

Charlie's greatest strength is that he never gets tough and always readily admits his mistakes.

“It’s very exciting and very good. I admit that I still don’t know enough about Little Gilbert. My previous understanding of movies is not applicable to Little Gilbert at all.”

Jessica was very proud, as if she was praising her.

"I told you a long time ago that Little Gilbert never disappoints, and this movie is also very exciting."

Jessica said with stars in her eyes: "Of course, Anne Hathaway's performance was also great."

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Charlie agreed: "Anne Hathaway gave the best performance of her career in this film."

In fact, in a movie theater not far away, the Academy's rotating president, Reid Ferguson, was caught by reporters for an interview.

The famously conservative filmmaker was generous in praising Gravity, and was also happy that Gilbert Jr. was back on track.

"In the past decade, Gilbert has been moving further and further down the path of commercial films. I am very happy that he has returned to the right track of film art with Gravity."

And Reid Ferguson also praised Anne Hathaway's performance: "She conquered me with her unparalleled performance and contributed one of the greatest female roles so far this year."

This sentence seems to imply that as the rotating president of the Academy, Reid Ferguson can influence the choices of many Oscar judges to a certain extent.

Ordinary audiences did not have the same praise for the so-called film art as Reed Ferguson, but were more shocked by the film's 3D effects and immersive viewing experience.

Charlie and Jessica were caught by reporters for an interview, and Charlie said: "The film is unparalleled, whether it is the earth or the space under the long lens, it looks so real and beautiful.

I think this film is better than The Dark Knight Rises and fully demonstrates the charm of film art."

Jessica's attitude is completely that of a die-hard fan: "Jr. Gilbert is absolutely the best director, he is technically superb and the story is also very exciting.

I think many people will question whether the film can meet the standards. Now I want to say, put aside those useless worries!"

Noel, who is far away in New York, also said in an interview: "In today's environment where original Hollywood movies are becoming increasingly scarce, I am very surprised to see the emergence of Gravity.

I think the film deserves an Oscar and Anne Hathaway's performance was amazing."

Regarding the film's reviews, basically anyone who has seen the movie will not be stingy with their praise, and the result is that the film has received extremely high reviews.

Whether it is ordinary audiences or professional film critics, it has received generally favorable comments. (End of this chapter)