Gravity (2013)'s comments - page 3

George Clooneys Spacesuit had faaar to much fuel in it to be able to do all the stuff he was doing

It seemed that Bullucks character had quite a bit of emotional baggage in regards to her daughter, to the point she just wanted to die to see her daughter again, surely NASA would of picked up on this during all her evaluations and not sent a partially suicidel astranaught into space?

The close proximaty of Hubble, the chinese station and the ISS just messed it up for me, when trying to portray how huge space is, having 3 major objects in the same orbit, all over the same place over the planet went against the point somewhat, in Earth terms, it would be like moving entire countries accross the globe to be next to each other for the sake of the story, whilst ignoring geographical facts.

Bullocks oxygen levels were all over the place when heading to the ISS, it was like it was an issue, then it wasn't, then it was again. From the speed the percentage was dropping, she should of ran out of oxygen way before getting to the ISS.

I didn't get the logic about the debri coming around every 1.5 hours, that would mean that it was in the exact same orbit which is highly unlikely, if the event causing all satalites to be destroyed had really happened, the debri would be in many various orbits in different directions, it would not be possable to predict it as they did in the movie using a rough calculation and their assumption it was in the same orbit as them, we are talking about predicting a field of debri to the minute as it goes the entire way around the planet to the 'exact' same location again.

Bullocks hap-hazard way of just pressing buttons on the 2 space modules just seemed too far fetched to me, I understood the language issues of having to use a module with Russian and Chinese text, but the comedy value was a bit misplaced I felt.

narrowly escaping exploding satellites and meteor showers with classic split-second timing

her lost daughter