GRAVITY -- directed by Alfonso Cuaron

[refocusedmedia]

His first film since Children of Men in 2006. Teaser:

[Denis Haineault]

I'm in.

On a side note, the intro is very similar to a story idea I've had for some time. Not being a writer, I can't say that this affects me much.

[refocusedmedia]

I can't believe you guys aren't talking about this more. New clip released:



Also, for those interested, here is the Comic Con panel:

[Gillvane]

I can't believe you guys aren't talking about this more. New clip released:

What's to talk about? The footage looks impressive for capturing the feel of space but the story is...what? There's an accident and....it's all a dream, there are aliens? I have no idea from this footage so far.

[refocusedmedia]

There's an accident and....it's all a dream, there are aliens? I have no idea from this footage so far.

Hence, "talking about" it.

[Gillvane]

Hence, "talking about" it.

If it heads in a sci fi direction I"m interested. If it's just Sandra Bullock falling to Earth and dying while we watch like the movie of the people that get left behind on a dive expedition and get eaten by sharks, meh, not so much. I'm waiting for some idea of where the story is headed.

[Jon Starr]

From what I heard it's about Bullock (who I really don't like) after an accident, and then she makes her way back onto the station and tries to survive?

Not really clear on it, and the trailer peeves me off to no end because it's simply a visual trailer. Beautiful view! Amazing Production Value! Look at the props, the CGI, and the explosions! I hate when they do that. I want to see the story, not the cgi.

[Ian-T]

From what I heard it's about Bullock (who I really don't like) after an accident, and then she makes her way back onto the station and tries to survive?

Not really clear on it, and the trailer peeves me off to no end because it's simply a visual trailer. Beautiful view! Amazing Production Value! Look at the props, the CGI, and the explosions! I hate when they do that. I want to see the story, not the cgi.

And that my friend is exactly why they call it a teaser. They did their job in sucking you in....and now you want more.

[Wesley Byram]

... I want to see the story, not the cgi.

I get where you're coming from, but I, for one, kind of like the more minimalist approach that they took here. Sometimes it seems like trailers give away a little too much of the story and don't leave enough left for the movie itself.

[TubEfingers]

i DON'T want to see the story, way too many trailers give away the entire plot of the film, this makes a really nice change