Gravity Movie Interview Sandra Bullock & George Clooney Discuss Filming Experience, Release Date Oct 2013 (VIDEO) 

Sandra Bullock, George Clooney and director Alfonso Cuaron share about their experiences filming Gravity and the unique situations they were in. 

Gravity, the new action/drama movie about a space shuttle mission starring Sandra Bullock as Dr. Ryan Stone and George Clooney as Matt Kowalsky is set to hit theaters in less than a month. 

Bullock speaks of some of the more difficult scenes saying, "that kind of being cut-off and being restricted, claustrophobic and not having sound. I didn't have the benefit of sound. Once they put all of the gear on me all I had was the the earwig to hear Alfonso or the music pieces that they had chose."

Clooney adds, "Physically it's really uncomfortable obviously, just wearing the suit is uncomfortable. If you've ever gone to the Smithsonine and looked at one of those capsules that they took to the moon and back, it looks like its made out of tinfoil, it looks like a 57' Chevy. And you look at that and think anyone who would get in that thing and think they can take it to the moon and back, their crazy."

Gravity was shown at the Venice International Film Festival in August and releases to theaters and IMAX on October 4th. 

The movie is back by Warner Bros. Pictures and written, directed and produced by Alfonso Cuaron. The co-producer with Cuaron is David Heyman and co-writer was Jonas Cuaron. 

Check out all of the latest news at the Gravity official website HERE. 

Will you go see Gravity when it hits theaters?