Compare with Gravity, Interstellar is far beyond it.

Rating: 10/10 (8 November 2014)

I just came back from the theater. I have to write this review right away, so that I won't forget this piece of MASTER movie. Well, this is my first time to post a review on IMDb, anyway, so here it is - Similar with Gone Girl, Interstellar also had a consistent storyline, which makes it really perfect. Plots that amazed the audiences. Like "Whao! So, that's why they did this." & "Whao! I didn't know it would be like this!" Whao Whao Whao...Just put Gone Girl aside, I'm going to compare Interstellar with Gravity.
Gravity used to be the best space movie I've ever seen. Not anymore though... Gravity was only 98 minutes. The stories were moving so fast. Disasters after disasters.I enjoyed both of the thrilling parts and the touching parts in Gravity. But when the film was finished, I was full of astonishment with those spectacular space scenes and the metaphor behind the little frog under the lake surface, and the evolutionary history of creatures from water to land as Ryan crept out of the lake. So? It was DONE. Completely finished! Then? So what? The ending doesn't seem like they'll make a second one. BUT, Interstellar is long enough, and it seems like there will have a sequel. It almost reach the length of 3 hours, yet it's worth spending 3 hours watching it in my nice seat in the theater. I'd like people no eating during this movie. If you're going to watch it after reading my review, please don't take the popcorn with you, take some tissue papers instead.
The soundtrack is just mesmerizing, I should say both Gravity and Interstellar got the same level of the background music. Sounds great and fits the moving plots. It made me want to cry and I really burst into tears, I could also hear people in the entire theater drawing out the tissue papers! You should really take some tissues with you if you're going to watch this.
I got fascinated by those physics stuffs after watching it. It makes me wanna study hard on physics, relativity, wormholes and quantum mechanics. I think that I won't sleep in physics lessons anymore. Overall, all of the phenomenons in this movie looks reasonable, although nobody entered a wormhole or traveled to Saturn, or even another galaxy before. I can feel the talent of Christopher Nolan, the director. He made this movie like a true story.
Oh! It's a science fiction. Of course there were robots in this movie. Must say, they're adorable robots! (though they're not in human shapes)Tars and Case! Would definitely buy one if it's available!
I can only give this movie a 10, unless you have to make the limit to infinity. Get off of your seat and go to the cinema, right now!!!