Poll: Is ‘Gravity’ really the best space movie ever?
James Cameron thinks that director Alfonso Cuaron’s “Gravity” is “the best space film ever done.”
It’s a remarkable compliment, give how many times Hollywood has traveled past Earth’s orbit.
So far, audiences and critics largely agree with Cameron’s assessment.
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In its first weekend of release, “Gravity” grossed $55.8 million — about $10 million more than the most hopeful estimates — and has attracted some of the year’s most favorable reviews, the best of any movie in wide release in all of 2013.
But where would you place the tale of two astronauts — played by George Clooney and Sandra Bullock —in the pantheon of the best space movies? Is “Gravity,” as Cameron says, the best ever?
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Or are there more worthy contenders? Would you nominate a film not on our selective list?
Take our poll and cast your ballot!
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