What do you think after watching the movie Gravity?

I think the director hides a little bit of humanistic feelings behind the appearance of top technology.

There is almost no plot in Gravity, which tells that the heroine Sang Ryan Stone (Della Brock) and the hero Matt Kowalsky (George Clooney) survive a space accident. In the first half of the film, the hero became a "dust" in space to save Ryan and lived in the heroine's heart. With amazing perseverance and calmness in adversity, Ryan tried to commit suicide in despair, but her amazing will to survive helped her finally return to the earth.

Well, that's the story. Let me talk about how this movie made me feel.

With the help of rational wisdom and technology, human beings have expanded their activities to the vast space to enjoy the purest starry sky and explore the unknown world further away. However, the human mind is still ancient. No matter how powerful man becomes with the help of science and technology, he still can't escape the fate of Achilles: without the earth, there is no power. This ancient power is the sense of security based on it in the hearts of modern people-thousands of years ago, through this connection with the safety of life, human beings lit the first fire and drove away the darkness, and the light of reason shone on the road of development of ethnic groups and individuals; Those dark histories enter our hearts and are hidden in the deep underworld, but they are still protecting everyone. The name of the film is not space, but gravity, which is worth pondering. People miss the earth in their hearts in the exploration of the boundless future and distant places. This is my feeling.