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Hello,
How are you all. I'm pretty good. I have become irregular due to illness for a long time. Sorry for posting irregularly. I will continue to post regularly from now on, at least one or two posts a week.
Anyway, today's topic is, Favorite Sandra Bullock movie
There is nothing much to say about her. Everyone knows her. She has played all the classics. I saw her great performance in the movie "Gravity". Maybe I posted about this movie before. I watched this movie for the second time today and am posting the review of this timeless movie again. Hope you like it. This is an entry for the Cine TV Contest.

Although it is a sci-fi/thriller movie, the aspect of survive is presented in a very beautiful way in the movie. How important life is, the urge to live, giving up on life along the way, fighting to survive. No matter how hard the moment comes, don't give up, there must be some way to find it and get out of that difficult moment, keep fighting for survival. Sacrificing one's own life to save another's life. If something is far away, it is the desire to get it closer. Many more aspects of Survive are shown through this science fiction movie.

Gravity

IMDb...7.7/10
Personal...8.8

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PLOT...Without Spoilers....

Veteran Astronaut Matt Kowalski, Dr. to fix NASA's satellite Hubble Space Telescope (HST) which has some technical problems. Several others are sent, including Ryan Stone (who is working on his 1st space mission). They have been working there for almost a week. But then suddenly a Russian spy satellite in space was destroyed by Russia itself through a missile so that no one else could steal the information there. After destruction, some parts of the satellite quickly fall into space and destroy all nearby satellites. And they (HST Missionaries) are signaled from Earth that Earth communication with them will soon be cut off. And they leave HST as fast as possible and return to Earth. At one point, part of the destroyed Russian satellite also hit the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) satellite, resulting in the near-destruction of the HST satellite and the separation of all crew members and the loss of communication with Earth. Can all those who went to the Mission come back to the world safely? Or will everyone die? And even if they come back to earth then how? Because the space ship they went to was destroyed. What will be the end result of them? Thousands of such questions will fill your mind and you will get their answers after watching the 1h 30m movie.

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Watched the Oscar-winning movie Gravity twice. And so little by little it is seen again and again. No matter how we imagine a space station outside the Earth's atmosphere. I think, I don't know how many heavenly places, dreamy feeling. But the reality there may be different. Anyone who sees the film will say that the earth is the biggest heaven.
A female crew works on the space station, which has left a schoolgirl on Earth for a long time. Incidentally there are some disasters. Small errors and limitations combine to form a complex chaos in one's [or everyone's] life. It is the story of returning to the earth with his own intelligence after facing various dangers. None of his companions returned alive.

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Bajimat in the first scene. A picture of the rotating Earth seen from 600 km above the surface. Far away in the world's seas swirling, clouds moving, crooked landscapes. Suddenly I felt so small, so insignificant!! It seems that I am nobody. There was no dialogue in the movie, the climax was slow to come - but then a tingle ran through the whole body. It was necessary for the sake of the movie to feel the infinite emptiness of the space, the amazing cinematography of the movie did it in one scene.