Hey, it’s back! The second ever Review in a Hurry. This feature is great for really bad films that don’t deserve a full writeup like the last Review in a Hurry. However this time there’s a different reason.
Gravity from acclaimed director Alfonso Cuaron was released on the 4th November in the UK. But for some strange reason it had already been released in America a month earlier. Basically we got the mediocre Thor: The Dark World early and the yanks got Gravity. This means you’ll most likely have seen a hundred reviews for Gravity and probably don’t need to read another one. Hence the Review in a Hurry.
This time the review comes from reader Rachelle Jannetta, a lady famous for her strong opinions and habit of borrowing books and not giving them back for years. Here’s what Rachelle thought of gravity:
There you have it. If you want more of Rachelle’s opinions on anything from films to weird fruits you can follow her on twitter as @RJannetta
If you would like to submit a Review in a Hurry just drop me an email. I’ll even draw a super-realistic picture of you like the one above. I look forward to hearing from you potential reviewer!
Screenkicker! 
Just saw it. It was ok, I enjoyed it enough. Reminded me of ‘open water’ but in space.
Also reminded me that I still hate Bullock.
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We should remake it for that competition! I’ll be Clooney
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Those darn yanks and their Gravity reviews. 😉 I’ll have you know, however, that this yank was quite jealous you got Thor first.
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Yeah. Me, too. 🙂
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Cara we should do a movie blog exchange trip! You come to Edinburgh and I’ll go to your home in America! It’ll give us a better understanding of each other’s cultures 🙂
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I LOVE THIS PLAN. I actually spent a couple of days in Edinburgh once. I would sooooo come back. Fair warning though: I live in Indiana. We have…a lot of corn. Lol.
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Oh wow that’s cool. I’ve never been to America but planning a trip next year. All my knowledge of Indiana comes from Parks and Recreation so I might get confused! Plus I want to get lost in a corn maze, it’s on my bucket list 🙂
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Hahaha. Well I don’t know if we’re quite as entertaining as Amy Poehler, but we try! If you do plan a route through the Midwest, let me know! I might have some recommendations. I’ll have to look into corn mazes. Funny how you’re surrounded by something, but you never really learn much about it…
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Yeah I’d definitely take a trip to Indiana, even just to see a raccoon. Also you’d have to take me to see a movie and then we could argue about it!
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Yessss. Excellent. I will start setting raccoon traps now. Non-lethal traps, of course. Also, I live by wild turkeys. You will see soooo much nature! Lol.
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Aha! A Midwest girl. We are the BEST. 🙂
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You’re a Midwest girl, too?! I had no idea! Where’s home?
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I like that I’m bringing people together! This could be a regular feature – ‘Mikey makes girls come together’. Actually that sounds a bit dodgy 🙂
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Hmmm. You’d certainly gain a different type of (disappointed) clientele…Hahaha.
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Hahaha, I never fail to disappoint!
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That’s funny – no one has ever asked in my year of blogging now it’s been twice in one day. 🙂 I’m from Wisconsin – been in England a decade now. We had plenty of corn too. Lol. And cheese!
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FUNNY THING–when I studied abroad in England, my roomie was from Eau Claire! She was wonderful, and so were the other Wisconsin folk I met. Midwesterners are just awesome all around. 😉
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Nice review Mikey. Beautifully made, but a weakly-written. Oh well, at least they fall back on something worth paying attention to.
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Everyone seems to love it. I’m hoping to see it in IMAX
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Reblogged this on Entertainment Source Collector.
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Great movie but nowhere near as sad as Grave Of The Fireflies
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Yeah I know you’re still crying about that!
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Hahaha:)
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Nice review in a hurry. 🙂 Gravity is GREAT! But I liked The Dark World a lot too so you’ll probably ignore me. 😉
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I’m sorry, I don’t think I know you, please leave
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