A True Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (27 April 2019)

The story, the cinamatography, the direction, everything was so well done.
I love both Mackenzia Foy and Jessica Chastain (Murph's) really brought the film together in terms of the presence of strong-minded character.
I wasn't too pleased with Mcacanaughey's acting. It would have been great if his mouth wasn't hanging all the damn time.
The end really disappointed me, until I read an article about how everything that happened after Cooper enters the Gargantua happened in his head, because of how unlikely most things were, starting from how any life could handle the gravity of a black hole. Having TARS just thrown away in the house replica was absolutely ridiculous, considering all the information he retrieved from Gargantua. Also, why would they live on a spaceship, when they could travel through the wormhole and find a planet of their own?
Not to mention, when has Nolan ever had a complete ending?

Anyways, the casting for the rest of the film was well done, finding such accurate older and younger Murph's and Tom's was amazing.
This is such a beautiful film, with such beautiful concepts of distortion of time, space, and gravity, and of course, in the non-cheesiest of ways, love.
My two favourite scenes were the No Time For Caution, undoubtedly enhanced by Hans Zimmer's magic, and the tesseract scene, where time is the fifth dimension.
Well done, Nolan. I have no words except that this is a true timeless masterpiece