Sandra Bullock 'didn't feel worthy' of her Oscar (USA News)

TORONTO — Brace yourself for Gravity.

In light of the fact that the statement at the International Film Festival here is: See the space-set odyssey featuring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, and see it on as large of a 3-D screen as you can find.

"Gravity is a specialized wonder, an optical treat of the most noteworthy request," composed Slashfilm.com emulating the film's Sunday introduction. "What's exciting about Gravity is the hallucinatory, you-are-there impression of free-drifting inestimable rootlessness that the film makes over the long run," raved Entertainment Weekly. Screencrush.com called it a part of a lifetime for Bullock, calling the film "immediate, splendid, merciless stuff."

Anyhow get some information about her obviously inescapable Oscar risks (as somebody in the gathering of people at the debut did), and her answer may astound you.

"Generally individuals have that out-of-figure experience when they win the Oscar," said Bullock from the stage throughout a Q&a with executive Alfonso Cuarón (Y Tu Mamá También). "I had a little baby at home. So my physique was now out of itself. Also I suppose it was the universe's method for humbling me and expression, 'You know what's critical? The indigestion regurgitation that is going on at this moment.'

"I still haven't gotten around to having my minute with it yet," she proceeded. "Perhaps one day it will come. What it does do is make you acknowledge how hard you need to work to win it.

Bullock included that she "didn't feel deserving of it when I got it (for The Blind Side), so I feel like, OK, I'm set to use whatever remains of my existence cheerfully gaining it, however having an okay time simultaneously also."

Gatherings of people packed the presentation screening, evacuating their 3-D glasses at its decision and appearing staggered into hush. The film (in theaters Oct. 4) speaks to a costly speculation in new methods. "It took four and a half years to make," said Cuarón. "When we began attempting to assemble the film it soon came to be clear that the innovation to realize what we were attempting to do (was not there), so we needed to imagine the engineering."

Bullock is separated from everyone else on screen for a great part of the film, drifting in weightlessness and battling for her existence. "It was dejected however in the most ideal way. It was disillusioning, excruciating, it was segregating," she said. "It was an astonishing background to have the capacity to do as a performer yet I suppose all the more critically as a lady. It could have quite effortlessly headed off to the part of a man and I like that Alfonso (kept in touch with it) f