Its not for everyone yet it will amaze everyone

Rating: 9/10 (7 November 2014)

I love Nolan brother's commitment to their script and project they work on. The amount of thinking they put into their concepts amazes me every time and even its 24hrs since I saw the movie, I still can't let it go out of my head as the way they portrayed one of the most out-of- box grasping concept on screen with clarity yet with mystery is phenomenal.
His scripts always comes full circle and wraps up the story as it supposed to be, leaving the audience to interpret conclusions as they want and yet traveling in the same direction as he wants.
Interstellar is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The theoretical concept of wormholes, the little known proof of black holes and the unparalleled imagination of Nolan brother's brings us a 2hr49min adventure in which audience have to think a lot, stay with the characters, and root for them. Two actors who portrayed Murph steals the show with equal support from ever powerhouse acting by Matthew. I found Anne to be the weakling as she always over-portrays her character and makes her character extremely hard to root for. Matt Damon, Casey affleck and Nolan's Lucky charm Micheal Caine are at their A game.
I would highly recommend to read a little about relativity, wormholes and black-holes before going to the movie as it will give you better perspective.
*****Spoilers Ahead******
Nolan started with laying the groundwork for the interstellar expedition by portraying the present condition of Earth, meanwhile developing the connection of father-daughter with audience. He didn't explain much about basic principles behind the concepts and takes us directly into the interstellar voyage while dropping bits and pieces of info about concepts behind the attempt to save(or reproduce) human civilization. The voyage, the depiction of wormhole, the rotating black hole, the gravitation distortion of time, the relative consequences of it, the harsh and inhospitable climate of new planets, the extent of human selfishness, the extentlessness of bravery and the power of love, all melded beautifully into the next 2 hrs.
The ending can be a little hard to grasp with black-hole serving as the exit point for Matthew and suddenly the NASA came to full force with stations posted at Saturn and colonies blossoming. Although it does come full circle.
Personally I loved the movie as I love Nolan's work and giving a good brain brain exercise. Deducting 1 star for few scenes which could have been replaced with more scenes with a little more explanation of concept.
But its definitely a must watch and that too in IMAX.