Ryan finally made it to the space station, and before he was about to lose consciousness, he managed to take off his helmet and breathe oxygen again, breathing heavily, his bloodless lips and almost transparent skin, as if he could see the blue veins begin to flow again.

Float in the space station.

Exhausted and exhausted, Ryan began to unload his burden, his struggling movements revealing a deep tiredness that seemed to be unable to move even his fingertips.

Take off your gloves. Take off your shirt. Take off your pants. Take off the hood.

In the end, Ryan wore a light army green military vest top and black close-fitting shorts, and after all the burdens, all the weight, and all the burdens were removed, his body stretched out like this, and seemed to finally regain his freedom, and then slowly, slowly curled up, just like a baby returning to its mother's son/palace/inside, spinning peacefully and quietly, and finally found the warmth that belonged to his heart.

The melodious sound of violin strings whispers like a song, and the graceful and gentle movements in the sight are like ballet, and every gesture is outlining the beautiful lines of a masterpiece, and every detail and outline is so pleasing to the eye that people are reluctant to look away.

After experiencing the catastrophe, he was almost alive, physically and mentally exhausted, and then he returned to the original state step by step under the extreme state, and returned to the son/palace/mother/body again, giving birth to a new life. In particular, the return of the vast universe and the infinite world has allowed the perception of grandeur and insignificance, mystery and majesty to complete the staggered fusion.

Even the strings of the violin become beautiful and fit seamlessly.

At this moment, Ryan, who was completely relaxed, moved again, slowly leaned his knees against his chest, and his hands curled up, as if he had completely returned to the viviparous state, and then his hands and legs slowly spread out at the same time, as if gliding and stretching in the water of life, and his limbs stretched out again, and finally formed a "big" shape, which continued to rotate in the cabin, as if it were ......

Like Leonardo-da-Vinci's hand-painted "Vitruvian Man", it shows the perfect proportions of the human body in a square and a circle.

The primitiveness and mystery of the golden ratio transforms the film itself into a work of art, as if exploring the origin of life.

Breathtaking, truly breathtaking!

In the next second, Ryan raised his hands high above his head, closed them together above his head, and then kicked his feet violently, pushing himself out as if he were swimming, and then his hands began to look for a point of strength, allowing his body to quickly pass through the cabin and into the main body of the space station.

Ryan walked quickly through the cabin, looking for the location of the communication system, inadvertently, but missed the spark caused by the short circuit in the galley, went straight to the cabin where the communication system was, and began to try to recontact Alex, but he failed, he refused to give up, as if Alex had never given up after he was thrown out, but ...... He didn't hear any response.

Looking out the window at the earth, he didn't hear any echo, and he was the only one left in the entire universe.

He tried to contact Alex, but there was no response, and he tried to contact Houston, but there was no response. Looking out the window at the boundless universe, he said quietly, "Ask for confirmation, I, Ryan Stone, am the sole survivor of STS-157. There was no sadness and pain in the calm words, no disappointment and loneliness, only a faint coldness, like a curling smoke slowly dissipating, simple and calm, but brought a biting cold.

No one can know what it's like to be the last one left. It's only when things actually happen that you can appreciate the intricacies.

The quiet long shot, little by little, zooms back, from his eyes to his face, and finally to his entire body floating in mid-air, is such a quiet picture without any sound, but it brings incredible shock. All the mixed emotions are clearly told, and different viewers have different feelings.

But the peace didn't last long, and Ryan didn't have time to settle down completely, not even for a second more, when the fire alarm in the kitchen went off.

After Ryan figured out the situation, he tried to put out the fire, but it was too late, in the chain of explosions and the spread of the fire, he could only flee in a hurry, the continuous air waves made Ryan hit walls everywhere inside the cabin, dizzy, and finally at the last moment, he barely escaped the escape pod, closed the hatch, and without even respite, he rushed to the cockpit and began to separate the hull, otherwise, the entire space station would explode.

The memory of the training had become blurry, Ryan had to dig through the manual, and began to review and study on the spot, and in a rush of scramble, the escape pod finally slowly left the space station.

Ryan began to operate Soyuz-2 and prepared to go to the Chinese space station, but he forgot -

Alex had previously said that Soyuz-2 had been damaged, the parachute had been opened, and the parachute had wrapped around the space station. Just now, it was the parachute cord that pulled him back from the edge of the cliff.

In the panic, Ryan didn't remember the incident at all, and then disaster struck again.

Before Soyuz-2 could fly too far, the parachute stretched to the extreme, and then forcefully pulled the Soyuz-2 cabin back again, seeing that it was about to crash into the space station, causing a fatal explosion, and in the crisis, Ryan had to speed up the manual operation and do his best to avoid the impact of the space station.

Immediately after, Soyuz No. 2 began to spin at high speed like a yo-yo, and Ryan's whole body swayed in the safety seat, and the tumbling and spinning of the river and sea made him almost lose his mind, but at the critical moment, he finally forced himself to calm down again, controlled Soyuz No. 2, and avoided another crisis.

Thrilling, wave after wave.

Crises, one stubble after another.

There was no time for the entire screening room to calm down, and Ryan was probably the only survivor of Alex's loss, but then there was an explosion crisis and a collision crisis, and the ups and downs of the thrilling link created a stormy viewing effect.

The production of Hollywood commercial films always seems to be like this, following a certain rhythm, a small high/tide in three minutes, a plot twist in ten minutes, a plot switch in thirty minutes, and even a script accurate to one minute and one second, accurately calculating the audience's viewing habits and plot effects, and the so-called no urine point is the same.

This is why people always say that Hollywood popcorn movies are assembly line products, and why people always mention "anti-routine" movies.

The same is true of the current "gravity", the twists and turns of the entire plot have all been rigorously calculated, firmly holding the attention of every audience in the palm of their hands and never letting go, but if it is just that, this is just another commercial movie, and the artistic achievements and shocking effects may not be destined to surpass "Avatar".

The real charm of "gravity" lies in the texture of the picture and the creation of atmosphere.

The realism of the 3D effect and IMAX film superimposed on the film is like being under the Nicaraguan Falls, and the shock and baptism are continuously cathartic, as if every viewer is in the cabin of the Soyuz 2, sitting side by side with Ryan, truly experiencing everything, and there is no time to think, only passively immersed in it.

There is also a performance of Lan Li.

Every look and expression is so in place, one more point is too much and one point is not enough, which just right to integrate the atmosphere of the whole movie. The chain of shocks wave after wave, wave after wave, can't stop at all. Every viewer who actually sits in a movie theater and watches this movie can relate to it.

At this moment, all the audience in the entire screening room, no one is exempt.

Subconsciously, the audience held their breath, fearing that their slightest action might lead to Ryan's self-rescue operation ending in a crash, but then they found that they couldn't hold their breath completely, and the immersive thrill and horror were like waves, cascading towards their faces, one after the other, so that everything had gone out of control.

Before he could come back to his senses, his palms were already soaked with sweat, and his muscles were tense to the extreme, so that the soreness began to explode, but his brain had no way to react, still straightening his legs, clenching his fists, and staring intently at the big screen.

It was so exciting that even the adrenaline in my head began to stir up a tsunami, and the powerful shock and tension made my heart start to curl up and paralyze. Such a movie-watching experience is truly unprecedented, even "Avatar" cannot be compared, and the vastness and desolation of the universe and space burst out to the extreme in the lens.

Soyuz-2 came to a steady pause, and Ryan put on his spacesuit again, leaving the cabin and heading outside, where he needed to untie his parachute, or Soyuz-2 wouldn't be able to leave the station, which was in constant danger of explosion. He needs to leave the space station, he needs to go to the Chinese/national space station.

Unfortunately, the ninety minute countdown that Alex had set for Ryan was running out of the way was gone, and he issued a warning that the satellite debris might be swept in for a second time, even if it was still clear and didn't seem to smell any danger, but Ryan couldn't let his guard down.

Sure enough, the debris of the moon scattered all over the sky was like a meteor shower, and it was vented like a raging and crazy way. Stormy!