Gravity, t3h movie! Imax 3d.

[Hammerskjold]

Maybe. I've heard it is good, but that one must suspend a bit of reality to accept the proposed science. I guess they need to do that to create the drama

Why yes hon! This film never claimed it was a science documentary.

So beyond the shaky science and physics stuff.

Well I don't want to spoil the movie by mentioning certain things, in case anyone is 'maybe' interested in actually seeing the film. What I will say though is what the film is not\or does not have:

- It doesn't have laser guns like Moon Raker.
- It doesn't have Jedi powers like Starwars.
- It doesn't have a cryptic Monolith like 2001.

This film. -Not- a documentary. Some suspension of disbelief may be required on the part of the audience. If you can handle that, you're good to go. Maybe.

I'm a bit worried its another "towering inferno" in space -- or in other words, drama for drama's sake.

Are you an investor in the film? If the answer is 'No', then you have nothing, nada, zilch, fat effin goose egg to worry about. Not a single cent has been taken from your pocket if you are not an investor in this film.

Did you perhaps buy advance ticket(s), and are now having second thoughts about going?

In most theatres, you can get a full refund for any reason if you go to the courtesy desk within 15 minutes of the movie starting. If you don't like the first 10 minutes, I suggest you walk out promptly. However don't say you hate the movie, even though you are entitled to a refund for that reason. Just say that you were supposed to meet with a friend there, but they didn't show up. Or you got bad seats and you can't see and you're hurting your neck because of it.

Now I haven't bought tickets online personally, but I would hazard a guess it might even be easier to cancel your online tickets purchase vs traditional meatspace transaction.

If you didn't buy advance tickets, and have spent -nothing-, then you have...that's right! Zero, cause for concern.

And... also, I was writing above about Alram's note about procurement, which was messed up at a non-government corporation.

Of course you did dear, of course you did. Which is why you put up a picture of a lovely and famous US GOV building, with the caption of:

'Government: If you think the problems we create are bad, just wait until you see our solutions'

You must've just wanted to use the nice looking picture (and it is a beautiful photograph) of the building, and never mind the text caption underneath. Of course.

And this?

...our US government minders who were using us to payoff their political cronies.

Why it must be a non sequitor of an anecdote. That must be it.

By all means, I certainly welcome your opinion and discussion about this film, if you've seen the film. Trailers and googling spoilers will only take one so far after all. However I also quite welcome related discussions such as the director, his previous work, even the trailer that was shown during this film. (For my showing it was the Hobbit 2 in 3D: the Dragoning!)

If you want to talk about something else however, oh I dunno, like 'government' or something or other etc etc. Supposedly there are other existing and active threads with that topic already. Maybe. Or, try that 'New Topic' button. I always did wonder what that thing does.