Gravity, t3h movie! Imax 3d.

[Hammerskjold]

My understanding was that Alfonso Cuarón has put off the film for years trying to get the realism correct. They invested vast resources trying to get everything accurate. It is a film that is trying for realism.

Is that understanding gleaned from watching the film? If you don't want to \can't see it during it's theatrical run for whatever reason, that's fine. No one, not even the government is forcing you to.

You can wait for the DVD to come out. Even that's not mandatory. If you wait long enough, it will likely be on TV. Whether that's cable, satellite, netflix type services, or absolutely free, over the air antennae is tomaytoes tomahtoes. Though again, not a single person will force you to view this film.

It does help immensely however, if you want to discuss the film more in depth, to see it. That probably applies to any film. Maybe.

But, If your understanding comes from just having a pre-conceived notion, then googling stuff to try to support those notions. Then you might as well join a book club where you review and discuss books solely by reading the back cover blurb.

Now if you are so inclined, please, submit me to another of your sarcastic, condescending, and churlish responses.

The first one is free (up to 300 words or one A3 standard size letter page at my discretion), after that I charge by the size and complexity of the responses, and the amount of churl requested, again at my discretion. I don't do hourly, I'm not government work.