We've had an annual (major release) space film three years in a row now, starting with Gravity in 2013, then Interstellar in 2014, and recently The Martian this year.

It begs the question: Which one is the best?

Gravity has a 2 star rating on Netflix. To people who saw it; Was that warranted?

Gravity for cinematography
Interstellar for plot and characters 

Gravity has a 2 star rating on Netflix. To people who saw it; Was that warranted?

No

People complained because of the plot being too unbelievable
But other than that it was an extremely well crafted movie with tension and good action

However, I don't recommend you stream it because this is one of those movies you need to experience in the theater

Quote from: Doot Doot on October 13, 2015, 12:44:29 AM

Gravity has a 2 star rating on Netflix. To people who saw it; Was that warranted?

No

People complained because of the plot being too unbelievable
But other than that it was an extremely well crafted movie with tension and good action

However, I don't recommend you stream it because this is one of those movies you need to experience in the theater

Although, I should mention that it has the worst science out of all three of the films in question. One particularly obvious one if you know something as simple as which way the Earth spins.

I liked the Martian the most. The thing that killed interstellar was it's ending, personally. I like all 3, though.

Interstellar.

The soundtrack was fucking beautiful. The main theme was my favorite piece from the movie. Along with the theme from when they had to dock with the main ship while it was spinning. That part was bad-ass.

gravity, i did enjoy interstellar but the plot was just ehhh
oh and plus sandra bullock was in gravity, although mcconaughey, damn this is hard.

The Martian is the best. No character arcs, no forced love stories, no needless plot twists or ridiculous pseudoscience. They're all great films for different reasons, though.

The Martian > Interstellar (w/out last 15 minutes) > Gravity > Interstellar (full ending)

The Martian
Interstellar
Gravity
 

The Martian

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Quote from: Doot Doot on October 13, 2015, 12:44:29 AM

Gravity has a 2 star rating on Netflix. To people who saw it; Was that warranted?

No

People complained because of the plot being too unbelievable
But other than that it was an extremely well crafted movie with tension and good action

However, I don't recommend you stream it because this is one of those movies you need to experience in the theater

Although, I should mention that it has the worst science out of all three of the films in question. One particularly obvious one if you know something as simple as which way the Earth spins.

Gravity had the better science than most films out there but people bashed on it for having bad science

Wtf

>.> the bad science was kind of noticeable, like George Clooney going out for a fun jetpack ride in space (you don't just go into space to have fun), and debris flying in the wrong direction.

But I still enjoyed it more than I thought I would going in. Story was good, those continuous shots were glorious, and the CG was otherwise balls-to-the-wall amazing.