Not for the common cineast ..

Rating: 10/10 (7 November 2014)

First, I usually do not really enjoy cinema movies, especially not Hollywood films. The best movie I saw, until now ... I thought it'd be 12 Monkeys, it had it all, it was about time traveling, feelings, love etc.etc.. But Interstellar just blew that all away. If I had to compare it (if only partially valid...) to "Gravity" - then "Gravity" is just like if you compare the music of SKRILLEX to Venetian Snares - it is just so much more deeper, so much more evolved, and so much more intense. Please do yourself a favor and do not compare it to 2001:SO, these films are like sister&brother, similar, but not to be compared against. If you're pedantic about the flaws in physics then you didn't get it. I'd say that, this IS the best drama movie that I've ever seen.
Imagine, your life-dream was that to travel into space... Then you're getting grounded because of a serious crisis on planet earth. You have children, and you know that they're facing a really bad future. Then you get the chance to change that future. You possibly think it's a mission of max. 10 years (and I take it as granted that Cooper was only joking when he gave the clock to Murph and told her that she'd possibly be the same age as he when he returns.) - He (...we all) simply had no idea what it means to really travel in time.
The arrangement of sound&music was so stellar - it was really part of the whole thing, perfectly harmonizing with the visual and acting performance (something that can't be said about 2001).
Although there are for sure some elements of Hollywood-Blockbusters within this masterpiece, i think/hope it is not only a movie - it is something like Beethovens 9th - a step into something new.