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on 11/11/2014
Cuaron is a better visual storyteller than Nolan. My vote goes to Gravity.
Interstellar owns Gravity, and that's saying something.
on 11/13/2014
Look, I loved Gravity; it was in my Top 5 list of 2013, but it gets squashed beneath the mighty feet of Interstellar here. I agree with emkang that Cuaron is the better visual storyteller (because Gravity looked ridiculously great!) but as a storyteller as whole he got nothing on Nolan.
on 11/14/2014
both great space movies, but interstellar just has way more to offer
Interstellar by a mile
on 11/23/2014
Interstellar was more interesting, but they're both great.
Interstellar.
The wormhole sucked me in! Interstellar!!!
Interstellar has a much better script and is more than just a visual experience. It easily wins.
Gravity was a million times more engaging....
on 11/24/2014
Whoa, I'm surprised to see that Gravity is taking a bit of a beating here. Like TheEgant said, it's a far more engaging movie than Interstellar.
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Gravity is so much better. Better connection and certainly better paced.
on 11/26/2014
Gravity wins. Interstellar was way too long and not engaging enough. Gravity was short and to the point and much more thrilling.
on 11/30/2014
Interstellar and Gravity were primarily made to show off great special effects. Cutting that out of the movie, you must choose what plot, acting and direction is better. Gravity, for me was a lot more well made. It had moments of psychologically distressing scenes for Sandra Bullock and that carried it from a simple sci-fi to a meditation of the human condition and how hope is always somewhere to be found. With Interstellar, the plot is quite ridiculous even from an ambitious standpoint. The themes of quantum physics and that complicated stuff was an interesting subject but just lacked with the human element. I'm not saying there was no sentiment in the film but the aspect that love is what is most important and how without it, we couldn't have the ambition to do things. That is just plain sappy. Interstellar showed off brilliant effects but a film on how a man travelled through a black hole to the fifth dimension to time travel his way back to his daughters bedroom and reveal the secrets of the universe through morse code WITH A WRIST WATCH is just too crazy. It is a good film but is HIGHLY OVERRATED. I mean it is like in the top 20 films ever on IMDB's top 250, over taking Star Wars, one of the greatest films of all time. Jesus Christ, I mean what the fuck. Nolan fanboys suck his dick and declare a good space exploration film as a masterpiece, which it is not. Gravity wins through its simplicity, human connection, good acting and brilliant direction. (By the way, I am a fan of Nolan and did like Interstellar)
on 1/8/2015
Gravity for faster pacing and shorter length (so that it doesn't overstay its welcome) and for being more entertaining than Interstellar
on 1/9/2015
Very hard, but I believe the most meaningful and unique is Interstellar...
on 3/21/2015
Both have really cheesy symbolism, but I guess Gravity's was less stupid. Plus, it was a more engaging film than Interstellar. Interstellar wasn't bad per se, just really, really flawed.
on 3/30/2015
I loved Interstellar, so I'll choose it. I still think Gravity is quite overrated.
on 7/11/2015
Interstellar by miles
on 8/29/2015
I agree with many that Interstellar was too long. During the theatre viewing, I didn't notice it as such. But after a second viewing, it felt like Nolan wanted to cut about 20 minutes out, but decided against it. That being said, I think it is Nolan's best work. And on any given day, if I had a choice, I would choose Interstellar.
on 8/30/2015
Interstellar for me. Gravity was a fun ride but nothing more.
on 9/4/2015
Are you kidding me? There was absolutely no character development and no depth to the plot of Gravity. I honestly couldn't have cared less whether or not Sandra Bullock survived. I feel that Gravity is way too overrated.
on 11/8/2015
Whereas Interstellar's character development was a bunch of exposition. Gravity wasn't perfect by any means, but it was way more engaging than the good but very flawed Interstellar.
on 11/10/2015
Gravity entertained me more
on 11/26/2017
Interstellar
on 11/27/2017
lol not close interstellar
on 11/28/2017
i don't care for anything in gravity other than its visuals, of which i prefer interstellar's anyway
on 5/17/2018
Gravity was a simple movie in comparison to the brilliant vision of Nolan 's Interstellar.
on 6/8/2018
Two of the best movies in recent years, but i like Interstellar more
on 12/22/2018
Interstellar is definetely an awesome movie, but Gravity is still FAR better.
on 12/23/2018
Not a big fan of Gravity but almost anything is better than the awful Interstellar.
on 4/1/2020
Gravity Is King! Yes before you say anything, I do think Interstellar is a good movie, but my biggest issues were between the characters not being as relatable as they should have been and story leaving plot holes in the third act. Still a good movie, but it just didn’t strike me on an emotional level. Gravity on the other hand, MASTERPIECE! Perfect symbolism of the concept of rebirth! Both George Clooney and Sandra Bullock nailed it as astronauts, and the visual effects and Digital IMAX cinematography was pure eye candy!
on 8/18/2020
Interstellar by a laughable margin. Way better acting, story and soundtrack.
