MOVIE REVIEW - "TOMORROWLAND"

This is a sci-fi futuristic movie which shows the audience how life would be like in the future. The technology is very advanced that people can fly and space travel is something common. Everything was believable until this one scene when the Eiffel Tower was split into half and a rocket emerged from the ground and that was the moment I almost said it out loud: "OH CRAP!"

The movie is, however, safe for younger viewers, which they could visualize how technology could evolve. And the best part of it all, you could watch the aging George Clooney on the screen again.

MOVIE REVIEW: GRAVITY

When I watched this movie, I felt I was in a planetarium or a science centre. Science fiction at its best, I got nothing but pure science. The whole movie took place in outer space and only in the end I could feel the hard ground underneath.

There were only two characters in the movie: Ryan (Sandra Bullock) and Matt (George Clooney) so the producer sure did not have to spend a lot to get people to star in the movie. At one point, Matt had to disconnect himself, literally, from Ryan and was lost in outer space. From that moment onwards, it was a one man, or woman, show - Sandra Bullock and her monologues (except when Matt came back in her dream or hallucination for a very brief moment).

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This is the movie young people should watch. Not only it will take you to a beautiful place that you will never have the opportunity to be, but is also free of any elements of sex, horror and violence. For the best effect, you should go and watch this in 3-D. Not for me though, 3-D movie makes my eyes tired and my head spinning which is not good.