Gravity

like floating aimlessly in space?

Sandra Bullock's space movie, Gravity.

Yeah.

That's it.

Okay.

Can we go back? Did you officially, I feel like you officially put up Gravity.

I didn't describe it at all.

She just

Do you guys want to save the movies that we're thinking of? Do we want to game this out or do we just want to keep it mysterious?

I think everybody probably knows we want Eyes Wide Shut.

The question right now is where you're going to play Gravity.

Like, are you going to play it at two or are you going to play it at four and put something else at two? That's the only question left.

Yeah, and it's directed by Alfonso Cuaron, like I said.

He's the one that directed Gravity, Mike's favorite movie.

That movie sucked.

And he also directed Roma and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

The one with Oscar Isaac? Yeah.

That movie's all right.

So you don't like Gravity.

You don't like...

I don't know what I did.

So I decided one day I wasn't stressed out enough and watched Gravity, which for 90 minutes my butthole is just puckered.

Watched Interstellar for the first time.

Sorry, that was a creeping joke where it just went over me very slowly.

You have the Kessler syndrome, which is when you blow up a satellite or a grouping of satellites.

Think of the 2013 film with Sandra Bullock, Gravity.

What happens is one system blows up the vacuum of space, though, turns those little pieces of debris into basically bullets that then cascade and knock out all the other systems near it intentionally or not.

You could in the first half hour to an hour of a space war see the unintended destruction of basically every satellite in orbit.

Yeah.

Then you have to include Gravity.

Okay.

You have to include Apollo 13.

She reflected on the dissolution of their relationship with the entrepreneur in an interview.

Speaking with friend Jennifer Aniston for the latest issue of Interview, Bullock explained why the 2013 film Gravity is one of her, quote, most meaningful projects to date.

She told Jennifer Aniston, quote, the one film that was the most meaningful to me because it was paralleling where I was.

Gravity.

It was during a really dark time in my life.

I was racing and protecting a Little small for I was trying to grieve, trying to get out of it.

She added, referring to her then newly adopted son, Louis.

She said, quote, being locked in a box by myself with no one to talk to for nine hours a day, you do a lot of thinking.

You know what I mean? But he also, for folks who are interested in knowing this, uh, during COVID, I think in 2020, John August put up a series of videos on his YouTube channel of Craig Mazin from The Last of Us and Chernobyl fame doing a tutorial on Roll20 about running Curse of Strahd, which is kind of incredible pedigree, uh, for the fact that John August now has the responsibility of, uh, producing and writing this TV show.

So obviously a fan of D&D in some respect, and he's joined in the executive producing by Alfonso Cuaron, who dir- was the director of Gravity, Children of Men, which is a little bit more of a grim kind of movie.

Harry Potter, The Prisoner of Azkaban, he directed, uh, and also Roma, which is a Netflix film that was apparently its first Oscar nod for something that was a non-documentary.

So, you know, good, good hands for this series, we think.