Gravity

About This Movie

Gravity from '87 is a fascinating exploration of life’s cyclical nature, shot entirely in reverse. The film’s atmosphere is oddly dreamlike, presenting a world where the mundane becomes profound. Practical effects are used creatively, giving the movie an almost experimental feel that draws you in. The pacing feels disorienting at times, mirroring the themes of inertia and the desire to retreat into comfort. Performances are understated yet striking, really fitting with the film's surreal tone. It’s definitely a piece that lingers in the mind, and you can’t help but admire its unique approach to storytelling.

Gravity has a bit of a cult following, largely due to its unconventional narrative structure and the intrigue surrounding its unknown director. It’s not widely available on most platforms, which adds to its allure for collectors. Many fans appreciate hunting down obscure formats, as it was released on a limited number of VHS tapes and early DVDs. The distinctive style and themes have certainly piqued interest, making it a conversation starter among collectors.