Interstellar of the 1990s

Rating: 8/10 (8 June 2020)

It's a really successful movie. Especially considering that the movie was built in 1997, you can see that it is more impressive and realistic than many movies made about science today.
Towards the end of the movie, Eleanor Arroway is trying to explain the feelings that she could not prove, but lived and felt. This means that everything that is actually in religion (Islam) cannot be proved by the human mind. Some things must be accepted. In this film, atheists can see that there is some evidence of dialogue to support their own views. But at the end of the movie, when they see what I wrote above, they must understand that they are wrong.
(I exclude exploding the space shuttle made by exploiting religion.)
References are made to many things in the movie. If you watch the movie paying attention to every detail, you will notice them. Although Eleanor made the discovery himself, David Drumli stole it from him; Tesla-Edison was a reference to the duo. I don't think the new generation that has grown up with technology in 2019 can understand this. All of the current technology has been through the long-term thinking sponsor companies with the character of "S.R HADDEN". The value of nothing is not understood in its own time.