Interesting

Rating: 8/10 (11 November 2019)

My first few times viewing this movie I got bored. Even my most recent time I was bored. A lot of intelligent thought was put into it for people who cannot and won't ever understand it, which is basically most of the audience members. But if you pay attention, and become satisfied with zoning in and out, you get something worthwhile. And more emotional than you'd expect.
Interstellar is about an earth that has about one generation left before extinction, due to dust storms and lack of farm-worthy land. A man and a group of astronauts are sent into space to a black hole near the planet Jupiter. They are not sure where it goes, but the end result is that it was setup as an entry way to reach habitable planets in the universe. The astronauts land on two of the planets, and many struggles occur. But one sets up shop on the second planet, while the other is found in a hospital recovering from being lost in space for a while.
It's a complex storyline, and would take a lot to really explain. The visuals are pretty stunning to watch in theaters. When I watched the black hole scene, I felt something I hadn't ever felt when watching a movie. I felt like I was zapped and pulled through the wormhole. Matthew Mcconaughey did a good job, and so did the rest of the cast. Jessica Chastain really shines, and adds to my liking of her as an actress.
But what really fueled the movie was the emotion involved in it. The pride for the lead characters' family and mission. There is a sense that through the infinite amount of nothingness out there, love still remains consistent and unique among humans. The movie also explores the possibilities that absolutely anything is possible by humans. They could live as "extra-dimensional' beings, and could do things that are beyond man's abilities now. It's universal evolution, to be able to do everything the universe could do and more.
It's a fascinating thought, and a kinda well made movie. The boring parts are boring.
Watch it.
8 stars