Alfonso Cuarón's "Gravity"

[keg in kc]

(Yes, I realize this was discussed in a thread from yesterday, but knowing this board, that one will eventually get buried...)

[KevB]

I took the day off from work and finally went to see this movie. I went to the IMAX 3D version, and I thought it was outstanding. I already knew a little bit of what was to happen (thanks, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler), but still enjoyed the heck out of it. Very intense, amazing visual and auditory experience.

If anyone still hasn't seen this movie, I recommend getting to an IMAX 3D version asap before it goes away.

[Anyong Bluth]

Originally Posted by KevB

I took the day off from work and finally went to see this movie. I went to the IMAX 3D version, and I thought it was outstanding. I already knew a little bit of what was to happen (thanks, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler), but still enjoyed the heck out of it. Very intense, amazing visual and auditory experience.

If anyone still hasn't seen this movie, I recommend getting to an IMAX 3D version asap before it goes away.

Agreed, so much about this movie being great is the fact that it's truly made for a full theater presentation. A lot will be lost though still very good if simply viewed at home.

[Sure-Oz]

Originally Posted by Anyong Bluth

Agreed, so much about this movie being great is the fact that it's truly made for a full theater presentation. A lot will be lost though still very good if simply viewed at home.

Agreed....one of the few movies that you MUST see in theaters. This and Avatar are the most recent i recall that you had to see in theaters.

[Miles]

Originally Posted by Sure-Oz

Agreed....one of the few movies that you MUST see in theaters. This and Avatar are the most recent i recall that you had to see in theaters.

Another agreed. Even with a great home theater setup, I think I think a lot will be lost by not seeing this in the theater.

[Anyong Bluth]

Originally Posted by Sure-Oz

Agreed....one of the few movies that you MUST see in theaters. This and Avatar are the most recent i recall that you had to see in theaters.

I don't even bother with Avatar. Watched it maybe 1 time after its release on Blu Ray. Awesome cinema experience- meh at best otherwise.

[Miles]

Originally Posted by Anyong Bluth

I don't even bother with Avatar. Watched it maybe 1 time after its release on Blu Ray. Awesome cinema experience- meh at best otherwise.

I haven't watched it on Blu Ray figuring it would not hold up at all. There are some movies with impressive visuals that just don't hold up out of the theater.

Also I have noticed another thing over time that movies generally seem better in the theater even though I rarely see them that way. I think it's mostly due to being in an environment where the only thing you can do is pay attention to the movie and mostly cutoff from everything else. At home you can pause such as a random thought pops in your head and grab whatever for the internet.

[Anyong Bluth]

Originally Posted by Miles

I haven't watched it on Blu Ray figuring it would not hold up at all. There are some movies with impressive visuals that just don't hold up out of the theater.

Also I have noticed another thing over time that movies generally seem better in the theater even though I rarely see them that way. I think it's mostly due to being in an environment where the only thing you can do is pay attention to the movie and mostly cutoff from everything else. At home you can pause such as a random thought pops in your head and grab whatever for the internet.

Definitely doesn't hold up. I took my parents to see it in the theaters after I'd already seen it in Imax 3D and honestly after about a half hour I wished I could have walked out... and I genuinely really liked it when I saw it the 1st time. Plot is really weak, and it could use some serious editing.

But, to be fair I know I'll see the sequel in theater without question.