ENTRY 23: Response to the Film "GRAVITY"

I watched the Gravity today, because it is referred by many audiences to be compared with the Interstellar. The first feeling is the shots of George Clooney are a little sparse, and most of his face was cover by the space cap, which disappointed me a lot. In this film, there are a few characters and most of them are presented only vocally without showing the face. This films is a little bit amazing as it can won such a great reputation though it seems only one main character Dr. Ryan Stone playing throughout the whole film. She is an engineer and also astronaut who struggles to survive after the disaster in the space; and she eventually makes it, successfully landing on the earth, breathing the air of home. Though there are many logical and physical faults in the films, this films still successfully exemplifies a good science film. It offers us with magnificent scenery through the powerful post production, like the stars, the darkness, the amazing planet—our earth, which are the views that an ordinary people can hardly touch but we see it through the film. Also, this film inspires us to think about ourselves. We explore the outside of the earth, which may also bring huge disasters to ourselves. So should we break the rule of the nature to attach something to the nature or just leave it as what it is?