Three Banners for "Gravity" Space Thriller, with George Clooney and Sandra Bullock

Sandra Bullock is thinking: "OH f*ck I LEFT THE OVEN ON AND I DIDN'T LOCK THE DOOR WHEN I LEFT!!"

If they got rid of that God awful trailer and just went with these posters and a teaser trailer.
This movie could have broken even

You folks who liked the Detached trailer apparently saw it on a small screen

That movie has more cgi than those Star In Your Own Adventure videos from the mall

I don't care if it has CGI or not I'll still be watching it because I want to know how they're gonna make it.

And I doubt that they'll die at the end so I'm hoping for a good suspense.

"In space, no one can hear you scream...unless you're attached to a whiny woman."

Its not just CGI
Its blatant f*ck you cgi
with more space jet pack agility than Spidermans web slinging

Im with you,BULLIT on the suspense filled space thriller bit
but that trailer made me feel like someone cut my pizza into squares

Can someone imagine a True Lies 2 with Jamie Lee Curtis?


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2378298/Jamie-Lee-Curtis-54-shows-voluptuous-figure-fitted-black-swimsuit.html

@pornfly: God awful trailer? Why, just because there is sound when the shuttle explodes in space. Like we've never seen (heard) that before in a movie? If that's your beef with the trailer then you must have never enjoyed Star Wars, Star Trek, or 99% of all other films based in space. IMO there are more thrills in that 2 min trailer than I've seen in most of the films that have been released this entire year.

Not trying to diss, just want a little clarity on why YOU thought this trailer was so bad.

The trailer is god-f*cking-awful because it's quite obvious full-blown, full-retard f*cking CGI. Even the face behind the suit appears to have originated from a video game.

Not even a single practical effect in the entire sequence. Every shot, and there's like maybe two, came straight out of a computer.

No, really, maybe it's just one very long ugly shot with sh*t flying around wildly (remind you another movie?), because in space, when an object is no longer tethered, it goes bouncing off into the void like Wile E. Coyote on a maliciously careening AMCE rocket.




"because I want to know how they're gonna make it."

They don't make it, because it reality, that's what would happen.

A typical NASA spacesuit has about maybe eight hours of oxygen, thus there's not enough time to get another craft up there to save them, and they can't f*cking parachute to earth, and they can't waltz over to the ISS and ask to borrow a cup of sugar, either, so the logical conclusion is they totally f*cking die.


Then again, this is the moron who made an extremely long, boring movie about everyone magically becoming infertile, only for the entire world to be saved by a black Madonna, so don't expect much science with your fiction.

Ah yes, but Cauron did have that cool long shot, didn't he?


Zzzzzzzzz.

"IMO there are more thrills in that 2 min trailer than I've seen in most of the films that have been released this entire year."


Do you have a child's mobile above your bed?

I'm still going to watch it Mink.

It's a movie so everything is possible.

You're right about Children of Men though, I never understood the hype about that insipid story.

You're going to be very disappointed, Bullitt, but if not, I'll send you a bottle of your favorite wine (ten dollar limit).

Lol & deal.

f*ck Children of Men. One of the most overrated pieces of pretentious detritus ever put to film. I have no idea why it was so critically lauded.

The same reason Fruitvale Station has a 93% on RT.

minkowski writes:
on July 26th, 2013 at 12:34:34 PM
The trailer is god-f*cking-awful because it's quite obvious full-blown, full-retard f*cking CGI. Even the face behind the suit appears to have originated from a video game.

Not even a single practical effect in the entire sequence. Every shot, and there's like maybe two, came straight out of a computer.

No, really, maybe it's just one very long ugly shot with sh*t flying around wildly (remind you another movie?), because in space, when an object is no longer tethered, it goes bouncing off into the void like Wile E. Coyote on a maliciously careening AMCE rocket.




"because I want to know how they're gonna make it."

They don't make it, because it reality, that's what would happen.

A typical NASA spacesuit has about maybe eight hours of oxygen, thus there's not enough time to get another craft up there to save them, and they can't f*cking parachute to earth, and they can't waltz over to the ISS and ask to borrow a cup of sugar, either, so the logical conclusion is they totally f*cking die.


Then again, this is the moron who made an extremely long, boring movie about everyone magically becoming infertile, only for the entire world to be saved by a black Madonna, so don't expect much science with your fiction.

Ah yes, but Cauron did have that cool long shot, didn't he?


Zzzzzzzzz.



WHOOP
there it is