Why Hollywood Should Have a Good Look at This Movie

Rating: 9/10 (28 March 2015)

I don't know about you, but I've been tired in the last decade or so of watching promising scripts with "Interstellar actors" and budgets becoming a complete waste of my time and an utter disappointment. Interstellar joins that exception few that have you thinking the next day. And the next. And perhaps on the long term, will shape thoughts that you always had about our place in this Universe and materialize such thoughts and dreams into a masterpiece on the screen.
Interstellar does a few things right. First of all, it doesn't try to be a blockbuster of a film, instead, it aims to do things right, visually, in pace and in terms of performance delivered by the actors involved. It's proved that great actors depend on great directing and this is no exception. The lead role is a solid one that goes deep into the hopes and fears of mankind. You can expect to relate to him in practically every way.
The movie is rather complex, whether visually and in the ideas that it develops. It deserves further sessions where you will sit and devour the delicious details it dives into, taking you along on a trip through space, time and what is a very likely process in the future of the Human race.
This is definitely a Masterpiece and one of the best works in years on the Art of Film. I would hope it became a flagship for a Generation of people, an Inspiration on what's happening to our Planet and whether we're willing to take the consequences.
I think I'm just about to sit and watch it again...