If you want another space survival movie, The Martian is amazing. If you want a movie with mostly just one person, Cast Away with Tom Hanks is also incredible.
She filmed all the outside scenes strapped into a light box with cameras spinning around her often inches away from her face. It was an amazing feat of acting and technology...she should have won the Oscar for it.
I saw this film in a theater, on an enormous IMAX screen, in 3D with surround sound, where you could feel it. Can you imagine? It took it to a whole new level! Amazing!
The thought of continually flipping out into space until you run out of air and then suffocating to death is one of the most terrifying experiences to imagine.
Add “Children of Men” for another Alfonso Cuaron directed movie. And “Pans Labyrinth” for an Alfonso Cuaron produced movie (directed by Guillermo Del Toro).
This makes my top ten sci-fi movies in the history of the world. Others include Gattica, Interstellar, Arrival, Contact, the Martian, the Andromeda Strain (original 1971) 2001 a Space Oddessy. The Fantastic Voyage (original) and Star Trek 4.
In a similar tone to this film is an excellent movie called, “Moon.” Sam Rockwell is so freaking good in that. Also gonna suggest “Dark City” to you. I think you guys would really like it.
I love Moon, but it is almost a one-man show with little action, so I can’t recommend it for people who want non-stop action. But Sam Rockwell is in a great action comedy with Anne Kendrick called, Mr Right. It’s my new favorite comedy movie.
A really good George Clooney movie is The Perfect Storm. My absolute favorite Sandra Bullock movie is The Proposal, which also has Betty White in it! Hopefully you'll check them both out at some point 😊
This is one of my Top 10 favorite films of all time. The ending never fails to make me feel so many emotions. It's her rebirth and it's nod to life. We start off in water (the amniotic fluid in our mother's womb), when we're born we eventually learn to crawl, then stand, and walk. Taking all of that in coupled with the way its shot and that score...*chef's kiss* It's life-affirming.
Thank you for pointing out the metaphors and imagery - this is a truly incredible important film and it makes me crazy when people dont notice these things. Saw it in the cinema in 3D and it blew my mind, struggled not to cry at the end! Incredible piece of film making, same person who did Children Of Men and in the same way its about death and rebirth, with a lot of imagery, and stunning long takes too!
I totally agree. I had tears in my eyes towards the end when everything clicked and it hit me what this movie meant. The whole death, rebirth, life allegory was perfect. And at the end when she was on shaky legs and took her "first steps" into her new life. Brilliant movie!
Imagine seeing this in IMAX in 3D. If you thought it was intense at home, let me tell you it was like I was in space with them. Great to see your reaction.
There's 7 minute shortfilm Aningaaq which shows Greenlandic Inuit fisherman's side of the story. He is the one Sandra bullock's character talk to with the radio.
Love this movie! It always reminds me of when Tina Fey and Amy Poehler made the joke about "Gravity" the year it was nominated at the Golden Globes: "Gravity, the movie where George Clooney would rather float away into space and die than stay with a woman his own age."
Sandra Bullock made her movie debut in Speed, a 1994 classic and she was phenomenal! I hope you'll watch that when you're the mood for another edge-of-your-seat flick
@@chrisbloomfield3350 I meant she got her big break in speed I read somewhere that she either made her debut or got more recognition in 1994 I guess it was the former 🤷 my bad
@KarlKraus1 No worries, my friend. I wasn't trying to troll you or anything. Keep it moving and as our lovely hosts suggest, make someone smile! We're all in this together!
Guys you need to see Interstellar. Gravity is awesome and Interstellar is just phenomenal, one of the best space movies ever made. Amazing soundtrack , cinematograpy and acting. Great reaction❤
I love watching all your reactions to music and movies! I've been following your journey for a couple years now and as an older Gen-X, the nostalgia I feel seeing you both appreciate what I grew up with is such a fun ride. Two hilarious movies I highly recommend that don't get reacted to on TH-cam often are High Fidelity and Crazy Stupid Love. I hope you find time to watch them somewhere down the line. Keep up the amazing content!!!
I watched this movie for the 1st time about a month ago. Had no idea this movie even existed prior to that. The concept of being trapped in space while fighting to get back to Earth was very well portrayed. And the hallucination scene towards the end. I'm still jaw dropped with that one
The last movie I saw with my friend of 30 years. The last movie he ever saw in a theatre. We loved it but his illness and passing soon after makes it still so bittersweet to watch. The movie was such a stressful but rewarding journey.
Please, please, please show him more Sandy B films. The fact he's only seen The Blind Side is criminal 😅 Some of my favourites Miss Congeniality!! While you were Sleeping! Speed!! 28 Days! The Net!! Crash Murder by Numbers! Practical Magic!! Hope Floats A Time to Kill Demolition Man!
I love how they showed on forces work in space with the fire extinguisher scene on the ISS then and again with her going to Chinese station. The part of the film from when Matt gives her the talk in the Soyuz till the end is just peak storytelling, character realization, and visuals.
She had a hard time lifting herself up and walking once back on Earth because due to the lack of gravity our muscles don’t get worked the same way when out in space for a substantial length of time. He body has to go through many readjustments to being back on earth.
The original Ocean's 11 (not spelled out) came out in 1960 - Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford & Joey Bishop and many other popular actors.....Ocean's Eleven was 2001 and had George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Matt Damon & Brad Pitt and, other popular actors of the time - both were great movies!!
I saw the video title and I thought, "No way! This movie is almost 11 years old!?!?!" I thought it was maybe 5 or 6 years ago. It's true, Time Flies Like An Arrow (but fruit flies like bananas)
I was amazed at the end that her character could stand up after being in zero gravity for so long. The reason astronauts exercise so much in space is because of atrophy. This is your muscles literally wasting away because of lack of gravity on the body. You lose muscle and it impacts the bone tissue as well. Astronauts were having difficulty walking when they returned to a gravity environment on Earth. They found after long stays in space necessitated daily exercise programs. They added special treadmills to the space station. What a performance by Sandra. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
Mark Kermode ( a UK film critic who absolutely loathes 3D films) recommended this film, saying it HAD to be seen in 3D. I was so astonished by the recommendation that I saw it in an Imax cinema and... he was right! It's spectacular! I remember flinching as a bolt hurtled out of the screen towards me and it wasn't the only time I found myself reacting like that.
Hey guys just a note in space you don't float as floating requires buoyancy in a liquid or gas. What they're doing while in orbit is actually falling. The speed they're travelling at means they're falling with the curvature if the Earth so they orbit.
Orbital mechanics are strange and unfamiliar to surface bound humans. I thought the debris moved curiously slow relative to our point of view; the orbit the protagonist was in. The travel times between independant orbiters (shuttle, ISS, Chinese station) were impossibly short.
After all that happened, this movie should have ended with her crawling from the lake, triumphantly standing up and then a lion pounces on her, cut to credits.
I saw this in the theater. The sound design is amazing. They got the physics of sound conduction in space mostly right - you’d only hear (other than radio) through vibration if you were touching the object. It was very cool.
At the end, yes, she was exhausted, but she was laughing because she was finally back in earth's gravity, so it was 'hard' to get up. If you want a fantastic space film that's been restored splendidly, "Apollo 11" documentary from 2018 is a must-see, a fantastic family pick. At only 90 mins, it's perfect. The footage of the public watching the launch at Cape Canaveral is worth it alone, for the Florida fashion in '69.
"And this isn't just her winning against what just happened in space, she's battled her grief---this is her beating that." I love this insight from Amber and it's exactly why I love this movie so much! It just feels rife with meaning; not just basic survival of the body in a horrific circumstance, but also the fight to reclaim her joy and spirit. She sounded like she was in a phase of living death on earth, just numbness day-to-day in that grief. It feels like a triumph and catharsis of rebirth by the end. Just incredible.
0:30 Sandra Bullock just did a hilarious movie called "The Lost City". Comedy, action and bit of romcom. Really worth the watch. And as others here have said, "The Martian" an amazing space movie. You'll not regret the watch. ❤
If you like space flicks, watch The Right Stuff (nominated for 8 Oscars, won 4), less space than how we got there, but all the old Mercury & Apollo program (OG) astronauts, how they had "The Right Stuff," what they (and sometimes their wives) went through, and what it was like back then. It has a good ensemble cast, too.
im happy you got around to posting a quick one today I hope your girls are having a fun dance season Gravity was a popular movie at the Oscars in 2013, winning seven out of 10 nominations for its music, editing, cinematography, visuals, sound AND directing; Alfonso Cuaron, Harry Potter 3's director was the winner of that award and each was absolutely deserving! I was really happy for Alfonso when he won; He also shared the editing award with one other person as well He's won one other Oscar for directing since then Unfortunately, the academy stopped there since it normally doesn't give scientific movies, real or fictional, Best Picture that honor was given to 12 years a slave instead, which was also a powerful film and deserved all its wins as well
This was one of the most realistic space movies I've ever seen The cinematographer, Emmanuel Lubezki, made you soak every pixel of the screen He gave us the illusion that the film never cut, the movie being made with just one long take He made most of the movies he shot that way and he's won 3 Academy Awards because of that work The other two made where he won the Oscar are Birdman and The Revenant (with Titanic's Leonardo Dicaprio) Another fun fact: he won all 3 in consecutive years, which is mighty impressive for a cinematographer
I think you guys watched O’ Brother where art thou which is a Clooney movie. Also you should watch Oceans 11,12, and 13. Excellent heist movies with incredible casts
I've been a fan of Sandra's since I first saw "Speed", and I've seen her in many movies over the years, some good, some bad, some better not discussed. LOL But this film was a shining moment in her career and she deserved all the accolades as well as the HUGE paycheck, as this was a stellar performance. I would recommend "Gravity" after this, as it's very similar and yet very different, but just as good as this. But while Matt Damon's character was the main protagonist he had an amazing supporting cast to back him up. Gravity was mostly a singular effort with Sandra carrying the weight of the film and she killed it.
The "jet pack" was actually the Manned Maneuvering Unit which was a real piece of hardware in Shuttle Program. I think the extended single shot in the first portion of this movie is one of the greatest pieces of movie making ever...
I was lucky enough to watch Gravity in I M A X a few dats after it opened. I went to a mid morning showing. The theater was almost empty, which made the slow rolling opening shot all the more E P I C as the movie played. The absolute attention to detail of the CGI. Probably one if thee most harrowing astronaut/space disaster films ever made. Thee BEST.
I saw this movie on the giant XD screen in 3-D. Thank goodness it's a short movie, because I don't think I breathed the entire time. Edge of my seat. Since you liked APOLLO 13, which is based on true events, you really should check out THE RIGHT STUFF, which I think is the definitive astronaut movie.
This movie was an absolute masterpiece. I saw it 3 times on theaters, no other movie truely encapsulates what being in space means, and why we belong to earth. There's something fundamental about the ending where she finally feels gravity once again. Shivers
"I'm finding a new job as soon as I get back"...lmao!!! SAME, Jay! I have always been intrigued & amazed by the planets, space travel, etc. But after watching this movie - they can have it! My level of respect & admiration for astronauts and the extreme environment they work in is thru the roof. This movie stressed me out from beginning to end. Great reation.
Cast Away with Tom Hanks for another actor solo for the majority of the movie. Speed is also another great Sandra Bullock film (her first!) And Ocean's Eleven is a fun George Clooney one
Sandra Bullock was in a few movies prior to Speed. It's just that Speed really launched her career. The Vanishing and Demolition Man are two that come to mind immediately, and she was great in both.
Some other "SciFi" movies to consider: Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Alien, Aliens, Fire in the Sky, The Fifth Element, Contact, Interstellar, Star Gate, and 2001: A Space Odyssey!! Love ya'll - keep smiling! 🌃🌠🌃🌠🌃
Now watch the ten minute short film "Aningaaq" which shows the radio conversation she had with someone on Earth from the other side. Keep your tissues handy.
If you want another space survival movie, The Martian is amazing. If you want a movie with mostly just one person, Cast Away with Tom Hanks is also incredible.
Interstellar, Martian, and Gravity all sort of blurred in my head lol.
I love your movie suggestions
Also in a similar vein is "All Is Lost" with Robert Redford sailing solo around the world when his boat becomes disabled.
LOVE The Martian!
I second the Martian, great movie!
She filmed all the outside scenes strapped into a light box with cameras spinning around her often inches away from her face. It was an amazing feat of acting and technology...she should have won the Oscar for it.
Y'all need to watch "Speed" with Sandra Bullock and the amazing Keanu Reeves (as well as the great Dennis Hopper). You guys will love it!
Yes! I was coming to say that! I was sure they had reacted already but then i guess not. That movie Is pure fun
SPEED FOR SURE !!
OMG yes!! You will both LOVE Speed! It’s an incredible adrenaline rush and a great story and cast.
Also,"A Time To Kill" with Matthew McConaughey, and "The Net", and "The Proposal" with Ryan Reynolds!!
Yes to all these movies mentioned here in the comments. I just want to add "While You Were Sleeping" and "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close".
I saw this film in a theater, on an enormous IMAX screen, in 3D with surround sound, where you could feel it. Can you imagine? It took it to a whole new level! Amazing!
I had to wait until it came out on cable. The whole first part would’ve had me wracked with motion sickness lol
@@meganbutler1385 For me, all of that just made the movie more immersive and intense X 1000.
They should re-release this every few years in IMAX 3D. Amazing Experience.
Saw it 3 times
Gravity was *incredible* on IMAX.
The thought of continually flipping out into space until you run out of air and then suffocating to death is one of the most terrifying experiences to imagine.
Regarding the horror of this versus Apollo 13, it's worth remembering that Apollo 13 is a true story!
Have you considered Close Encounters of the Third Kind?
yyyeeesss!!!!
Add “Children of Men” for another Alfonso Cuaron directed movie. And “Pans Labyrinth” for an Alfonso Cuaron produced movie (directed by Guillermo Del Toro).
40:26 Sandra’s acting in this is exponentially better than in The Blind Side (which she won the Oscar for).
You should catch "While You Were Sleeping" a great feel good comedy, Sandra Bullock has great comedy timing
This makes my top ten sci-fi movies in the history of the world. Others include Gattica, Interstellar, Arrival, Contact, the Martian, the Andromeda Strain (original 1971) 2001 a Space Oddessy. The Fantastic Voyage (original) and Star Trek 4.
my absolute favorite!
Guys, Harrison Ford in The Fugitive you will never regret it.
GREAT MOVIE!!
Loved the 1998 film "Hope Floats" with Sandra Bullock and Harry Connick Jr. She also played in one called "The Net" that I really liked.
In love and War also great, great cast and feels like Pearl Harbor style.
The Net is the most realistic hacking movie I’ve seen which makes it one of the scariest.
In a similar tone to this film is an excellent movie called, “Moon.” Sam Rockwell is so freaking good in that.
Also gonna suggest “Dark City” to you. I think you guys would really like it.
Dark City!! No one ever talks about this one, but it existed so The Matrix could make an impact.
Moon is so underrated!!
I love Moon, but it is almost a one-man show with little action, so I can’t recommend it for people who want non-stop action. But Sam Rockwell is in a great action comedy with Anne Kendrick called, Mr Right. It’s my new favorite comedy movie.
Add “Ocean’s Eleven” for another Clooney movie, “A Time To Kill” for another Bullock movie, and “Interstellar” for another space (also sci-fi) movie.
Oceans eleven and interstellar are super good recommendations
Another vote for Oceans Eleven. One of Clooneys best.
Yes for Oceans Eleven!!!
LOVE OCEAN'S ELEVEN!!
A really good George Clooney movie is The Perfect Storm. My absolute favorite Sandra Bullock movie is The Proposal, which also has Betty White in it! Hopefully you'll check them both out at some point 😊
This is one of my Top 10 favorite films of all time. The ending never fails to make me feel so many emotions. It's her rebirth and it's nod to life. We start off in water (the amniotic fluid in our mother's womb), when we're born we eventually learn to crawl, then stand, and walk. Taking all of that in coupled with the way its shot and that score...*chef's kiss* It's life-affirming.
More than a movie. Complete experience especially if you were lucky enough to catch it in IMAX 3D. So many emotions right at the end.
Thank you for pointing out the metaphors and imagery - this is a truly incredible important film and it makes me crazy when people dont notice these things. Saw it in the cinema in 3D and it blew my mind, struggled not to cry at the end! Incredible piece of film making, same person who did Children Of Men and in the same way its about death and rebirth, with a lot of imagery, and stunning long takes too!
I totally agree. I had tears in my eyes towards the end when everything clicked and it hit me what this movie meant. The whole death, rebirth, life allegory was perfect. And at the end when she was on shaky legs and took her "first steps" into her new life. Brilliant movie!
I thought her balling up (around 20:32) looked very much like a baby in the womb too.
@@SaintPhoenixx yep! She’s in the fetal position and the strap resembles an umbilical cord.
Imagine seeing this in IMAX in 3D. If you thought it was intense at home, let me tell you it was like I was in space with them. Great to see your reaction.
I literally just came here to see Jay's face while watching this incredibly intense film. Seeing this on the big screen truly was an experience.
I saw this in 3D at an IMAX theater. The space scenes were insane.
There's 7 minute shortfilm Aningaaq which shows Greenlandic Inuit fisherman's side of the story. He is the one Sandra bullock's character talk to with the radio.
Love this movie!
It always reminds me of when Tina Fey and Amy Poehler made the joke about "Gravity" the year it was nominated at the Golden Globes: "Gravity, the movie where George Clooney would rather float away into space and die than stay with a woman his own age."
Sandra Bullock made her movie debut in Speed, a 1994 classic and she was phenomenal! I hope you'll watch that when you're the mood for another edge-of-your-seat flick
Uhhhhh.....incorrect. she was in several movies before Speed.
@@chrisbloomfield3350 I meant she got her big break in speed
I read somewhere that she either made her debut or got more recognition in 1994 I guess it was the former 🤷 my bad
She was in Love Potion #9 first in 1992.
@KarlKraus1 No worries, my friend. I wasn't trying to troll you or anything. Keep it moving and as our lovely hosts suggest, make someone smile! We're all in this together!
@@burninghops4449Great Movie
And the sound of horses galloping to her, and apes are on those horses!!
Get your filthy paws off me u damn dirty ape 🤣
Guys you need to see Interstellar. Gravity is awesome and Interstellar is just phenomenal, one of the best space movies ever made. Amazing soundtrack , cinematograpy and acting. Great reaction❤
Just wow all that hard work pays off I'm so happy that she made it
I love watching all your reactions to music and movies! I've been following your journey for a couple years now and as an older Gen-X, the nostalgia I feel seeing you both appreciate what I grew up with is such a fun ride. Two hilarious movies I highly recommend that don't get reacted to on TH-cam often are High Fidelity and Crazy Stupid Love. I hope you find time to watch them somewhere down the line. Keep up the amazing content!!!
I watched this movie for the 1st time about a month ago. Had no idea this movie even existed prior to that. The concept of being trapped in space while fighting to get back to Earth was very well portrayed. And the hallucination scene towards the end. I'm still jaw dropped with that one
This movie is a million times better in 3D, you're floating out in space with them.
Agreed-the end where the station is re entering atmosphere blew my mind in the cinema (in 3D), I LITERALLY felt I was falling to earth with it!
You ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO WATCH The Martian starring Matt Damon. It is just incredible!!!!
Interstellar is another great space movie y'all should watch!
Probably the greatest sci-fi film ever made.
I learned from that movie if you fall into a black hole you end up in a bookcase.
Yesssss
The last movie I saw with my friend of 30 years. The last movie he ever saw in a theatre. We loved it but his illness and passing soon after makes it still so bittersweet to watch. The movie was such a stressful but rewarding journey.
I highly recommend Hope Floats for your next Sandra Bullock movie. It also stars Harry Connick Jr.
One of the top 5 best movies of the 2010's. 2013 crushed it with three amazing movies that year. Place Beyond the Pines, Gravity and Prisoners
Please, please, please show him more Sandy B films. The fact he's only seen The Blind Side is criminal 😅 Some of my favourites
Miss Congeniality!!
While you were Sleeping!
Speed!!
28 Days!
The Net!!
Crash
Murder by Numbers!
Practical Magic!!
Hope Floats
A Time to Kill
Demolition Man!
You forgot "The Proposal" with Ryan Reynolds and Betty White.
@@garybradford8332 Yes! Definitely one to watch.
I love how they showed on forces work in space with the fire extinguisher scene on the ISS then and again with her going to Chinese station. The part of the film from when Matt gives her the talk in the Soyuz till the end is just peak storytelling, character realization, and visuals.
"I do not think it means what you think it means."
-Inigo Montoya
She had a hard time lifting herself up and walking once back on Earth because due to the lack of gravity our muscles don’t get worked the same way when out in space for a substantial length of time. He body has to go through many readjustments to being back on earth.
YOU MUST WATCH OCEANS 11 with George Clooney it also has a big all star cast.
Or you could do the original Oceans 11 with the rat pack, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford.
The original Ocean's 11 (not spelled out) came out in 1960 - Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford & Joey Bishop and many other popular actors.....Ocean's Eleven was 2001 and had George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Matt Damon & Brad Pitt and, other popular actors of the time - both were great movies!!
I saw the video title and I thought, "No way! This movie is almost 11 years old!?!?!"
I thought it was maybe 5 or 6 years ago.
It's true, Time Flies Like An Arrow (but fruit flies like bananas)
I was amazed at the end that her character could stand up after being in zero gravity for so long. The reason astronauts exercise so much in space is because of atrophy. This is your muscles literally wasting away because of lack of gravity on the body. You lose muscle and it impacts the bone tissue as well. Astronauts were having difficulty walking when they returned to a gravity environment on Earth. They found after long stays in space necessitated daily exercise programs. They added special treadmills to the space station. What a performance by Sandra. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
The Martian is one of my favourite movies. It is a must.
Mark Kermode ( a UK film critic who absolutely loathes 3D films) recommended this film, saying it HAD to be seen in 3D. I was so astonished by the recommendation that I saw it in an Imax cinema and... he was right! It's spectacular! I remember flinching as a bolt hurtled out of the screen towards me and it wasn't the only time I found myself reacting like that.
Nice, didn't expect to find another Kermode & Mayo fan here. And Hello to Jason Isaacs!
@@Johnny_Socko Lol! That brings back memories 😄.
Good movie. The Martian is a wonderful movie to consider. One of my favorite movies (The Martian). Amber I love your hair!!!!!
Hey guys just a note in space you don't float as floating requires buoyancy in a liquid or gas. What they're doing while in orbit is actually falling. The speed they're travelling at means they're falling with the curvature if the Earth so they orbit.
Orbital mechanics are strange and unfamiliar to surface bound humans.
I thought the debris moved curiously slow relative to our point of view; the orbit the protagonist was in.
The travel times between independant orbiters (shuttle, ISS, Chinese station) were impossibly short.
So I saw this in 3D on an IMAX scale screen. It was an experience.
This is a great movie. I had a three D t v with glasses. Debris Was coming right out At us from the screen. Awesome😊😊
I love how the two of you enjoy things. ❤
i literally applauded in the theater when the credits ran, so did the attending audience. What a ride! Oscar well deserved!
I saw this on 3D at the theatre when it came out. It's up there as one of the best cinema experiences I've had
After all that happened, this movie should have ended with her crawling from the lake, triumphantly standing up and then a lion pounces on her, cut to credits.
😂
Hope you try “North by Northwest” a Hitchcock classic!🤘🔥
One of the best of all times! Right, Mr. Kaplan?
I saw this in the theater. The sound design is amazing. They got the physics of sound conduction in space mostly right - you’d only hear (other than radio) through vibration if you were touching the object. It was very cool.
At the end, yes, she was exhausted, but she was laughing because she was finally back in earth's gravity, so it was 'hard' to get up. If you want a fantastic space film that's been restored splendidly, "Apollo 11" documentary from 2018 is a must-see, a fantastic family pick. At only 90 mins, it's perfect. The footage of the public watching the launch at Cape Canaveral is worth it alone, for the Florida fashion in '69.
Incredible movie! So so good. Saw this 2x in the theater and floored each time. Sandra Bullock was genius in this role.
Did J ever realize Flynn from Tron is the Big Lebowski? ✌️😂
"And this isn't just her winning against what just happened in space, she's battled her grief---this is her beating that." I love this insight from Amber and it's exactly why I love this movie so much! It just feels rife with meaning; not just basic survival of the body in a horrific circumstance, but also the fight to reclaim her joy and spirit. She sounded like she was in a phase of living death on earth, just numbness day-to-day in that grief. It feels like a triumph and catharsis of rebirth by the end. Just incredible.
Temperature in space is -453F. Typical winter temps in OK.
Fantastic Clooney movie - MICHAEL CLAYTON.
I went to see this TWICE in the theater (in 3D), and that's the first I've done that since I was a kid in the 80s. This is an incredible movie.
0:30 Sandra Bullock just did a hilarious movie called "The Lost City". Comedy, action and bit of romcom. Really worth the watch.
And as others here have said, "The Martian" an amazing space movie. You'll not regret the watch. ❤
Winner of 7 Oscars:
Best Director
Best Visual Effects
Best Cinematography
Best Sound Editing
Best Sound Mixing
Best Original Score
Best Film Editing.
Another great space movie is Space Cowboys with Clint Eastwood
If you like space flicks, watch The Right Stuff (nominated for 8 Oscars, won 4), less space than how we got there, but all the old Mercury & Apollo program (OG) astronauts, how they had "The Right Stuff," what they (and sometimes their wives) went through, and what it was like back then. It has a good ensemble cast, too.
If you thought how you watched was crazy this movie in 3D is insane.
This movie was INCREDIBLE in 3D on a large theater screen. So many long shots, I found myself holding my breath as I watched.
Let's take a moment to recognize how good Sandra looks at 50+ years old.
So satisfying when reactors pick up on metaphors and meanings that mean something to you as well. Great reaction guys!
the music during the initial debris field was so incredible.
Definitely! This was one of my favorite film scores of 2013.
Yes! I suggested this! I am taking credit if you like it. 😋😀🤗
im happy you got around to posting a quick one today I hope your girls are having a fun dance season
Gravity was a popular movie at the Oscars in 2013, winning seven out of 10 nominations for its music, editing, cinematography, visuals, sound AND directing; Alfonso Cuaron, Harry Potter 3's director was the winner of that award and each was absolutely deserving! I was really happy for Alfonso when he won; He also shared the editing award with one other person as well He's won one other Oscar for directing since then
Unfortunately, the academy stopped there since it normally doesn't give scientific movies, real or fictional, Best Picture that honor was given to 12 years a slave instead, which was also a powerful film and deserved all its wins as well
Love the editing in this movie. 😅
This was one of the most realistic space movies I've ever seen
The cinematographer, Emmanuel Lubezki, made you soak every pixel of the screen He gave us the illusion that the film never cut, the movie being made with just one long take He made most of the movies he shot that way and he's won 3 Academy Awards because of that work The other two made where he won the Oscar are Birdman and The Revenant (with Titanic's Leonardo Dicaprio)
Another fun fact: he won all 3 in consecutive years, which is mighty impressive for a cinematographer
This movie and Life of Pi are the only two 3D experiences I had in a movie theater where I thought the 3D actually added something.
Then you must have skipped Tron.
Being parents, I think you should watch a movie called "Lion". Based on a true story.
Astronauts can be started at GS-11 for $66K/year. They can go up to GS-14 for $144,566/year.
I think you guys watched O’ Brother where art thou which is a Clooney movie. Also you should watch Oceans 11,12, and 13. Excellent heist movies with incredible casts
I've been a fan of Sandra's since I first saw "Speed", and I've seen her in many movies over the years, some good, some bad, some better not discussed. LOL But this film was a shining moment in her career and she deserved all the accolades as well as the HUGE paycheck, as this was a stellar performance. I would recommend "Gravity" after this, as it's very similar and yet very different, but just as good as this. But while Matt Damon's character was the main protagonist he had an amazing supporting cast to back him up. Gravity was mostly a singular effort with Sandra carrying the weight of the film and she killed it.
You obviously meant that you recommend "The Martian", not "Gravity".
@@garybradford8332 My mistake.
So so glad you got around to this one. Perfection! Thank you
You all need to check out the movie with Matthew McConaughey called Interstellar
The "jet pack" was actually the Manned Maneuvering Unit which was a real piece of hardware in Shuttle Program. I think the extended single shot in the first portion of this movie is one of the greatest pieces of movie making ever...
Guys another great film is the 2016 Sc-fi romance PASSENGERS , starring Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt. I'm surprised you haven't heard of it yet.
Great movie!
Fantastic performance by Sandra Bullock and impeccable directing by Alfonso Cuaron. Great reaction! 👍🏿
I was lucky enough to watch Gravity in I M A X a few dats after it opened. I went to a mid morning showing. The theater was almost empty, which made the slow rolling opening shot all the more E P I C as the movie played.
The absolute attention to detail of the CGI. Probably one if thee most harrowing astronaut/space disaster films ever made.
Thee BEST.
I saw this movie on the giant XD screen in 3-D. Thank goodness it's a short movie, because I don't think I breathed the entire time. Edge of my seat.
Since you liked APOLLO 13, which is based on true events, you really should check out THE RIGHT STUFF, which I think is the definitive astronaut movie.
You really have to see Sandra Bullock's Speed, While You Were Sleeping and A Time to Kill.
This movie was an absolute masterpiece. I saw it 3 times on theaters, no other movie truely encapsulates what being in space means, and why we belong to earth. There's something fundamental about the ending where she finally feels gravity once again. Shivers
"I'm finding a new job as soon as I get back"...lmao!!! SAME, Jay! I have always been intrigued & amazed by the planets, space travel, etc. But after watching this movie - they can have it! My level of respect & admiration for astronauts and the extreme environment they work in is thru the roof. This movie stressed me out from beginning to end. Great reation.
The musical score to this is just phenomenal, it gets your heart pounding or stopping depending on the scene.
Cast Away with Tom Hanks for another actor solo for the majority of the movie. Speed is also another great Sandra Bullock film (her first!) And Ocean's Eleven is a fun George Clooney one
Spoiler.
Sandra Bullock was in a few movies prior to Speed. It's just that Speed really launched her career. The Vanishing and Demolition Man are two that come to mind immediately, and she was great in both.
My son and I saw this in the theater and when it was finished it was like WOW, how did they film this movie. Absolutely amazing
Love potion #9 is a great Sandra bullock movie ❤❤❤
When George Clooney floats away!!! Can't take it!
Some other "SciFi" movies to consider: Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Alien, Aliens, Fire in the Sky, The Fifth Element, Contact, Interstellar, Star Gate, and 2001: A Space Odyssey!! Love ya'll - keep smiling! 🌃🌠🌃🌠🌃
Too bad no one can see this in 3-D in the home anymore! Saw this in IMAX 3D and this was getting that FLOATING FEELING!!!
You guys have to watch Interstellar!!!!!
This movie was made and edited to look like it is one long take - no cut aways.
Interstellar, if haven't seen it. I think Amber would love it. 💯
Saw this in the theater back in the day. Thanx for reminding me about this movie!
My wife and I saw this movie in IMAX. It was breathtaking! Literally! I think we held our breath for about 30 minutes.
Sandra Bullock is one of my faves. Hope you will check her out in “Miss Congeniality,” sometime.
Now watch the ten minute short film "Aningaaq" which shows the radio conversation she had with someone on Earth from the other side. Keep your tissues handy.