What did Gravity's ending mean? Alfonso Cuarón explains  By Mark
Newtonon · 3k saw this· 3+ people are talking  You may have been
too busy weeping at the beauty of Gravity to have noticed all
the analogies director Alfonso Cuarón crammed into the space-
thriller. Just like Children of Men was rammed with religious
allegory, Gravity pushed home some deeper meanings of rebirth
and survival.  In an interview with io9, Cuarón laid out all his
metaphors for anyone who didn't notice the first time, and to be
honest, you probably should have. Check out what he had to say
below, but beware major spoilers are present:  Space already
lends itself to all these metaphorical possibilities. I think
rebirth in many ways is part of the journey for everybody, not
only every human in Earth, but it's also the journey of great
characters. Great characters in literature or in cinema they go
through the stages of rebirth and of a new understanding.  He
continued:  We have a character that is drifting metaphorical
and literally, dri