A beautiful film that plays at the core of the human condition, time.

Rating: 9/10 (29 November 2014)

This film was one of the few films I've actually felt emotion to. I cried and felt great sorrow for the loss experienced by each character as they felt realistic and well portrayed. This review is definitely spoiler free, but it does touch on the plot just a little, which if you want to go in blindly without knowing anything, please stop here.
It deals with the death of our planet and the survival of humanity and the loss of time, an immutable aspect of life. There are some very high level theoretical sciences discussed in the film but it isn't too complex that a viewer feels like they can't understand the concepts at work here. One instance is wormholes, which are explored fairly early on in the film, but is explained in a way that a viewer understands the concept, without having to understand how the phenomenon occurs.
It was cinematically a masterpiece in every way, acting worth an Oscar for everyone. Matthew, has come into his own as a brilliant actor ever since Mud. Anne has shown us a beautiful side of her talent. Even the less well known actors in this film have stunned me with their performance.
I can't put into words just how good of a film this is. It is worth seeing this film in theaters by far. Talking too much about the plot really will give away too much of what this film deals with, so definitely if you are considering on seeing this film, see it without reading too much. You will be surprised and astonished.
Do note, this film is 2 hours and 46 minutes so be prepared.