Nolan's Best!!!

Rating: 10/10 (21 November 2014)

I'd like to start out by saying that this is the first time I have ever written a review for any film, in fact I created an account on IMDb just so that I would be able to review this wonderful work of art. I have been a fan of Christopher Nolan's for quite some time now and have found him to be very inspiring, he has inspired me to pursue a career in film. The way he makes movies is unlike any other director in the business. His goal is to fully immerse the audience into the story and the film its self. He succeeds with Interstellar! Nolan's films are nothing short of spectacular, with titles including Memento, The Dark Knight, Inception, etc. he has never made a bad film in my opinion. Up until about 5 hours ago when I still had not seen Interstellar, The Dark Knight was my favorite movie from Nolan, that has now obviously been changed. When sitting down and waiting for the movie to start I knew that I was going to be in for something good, but I did not realize how good the film was actually going to be. For the full extent of the 2 hours and 49 minute running time of Interstellar, I was at awe. The story was captivating, the visuals were breath taking, and the acting was top notch. I can't remember the last time that I have been so involved with the story and the outcome of a film. The film went through periods where it was very intense, very sad, and very joyful. And once again like Nolan likes to do, (i.e. The Prestige, Memento, Inception) this film with blow your mind. The acting in this film could not have been better, McConaughey delivers one of his best roles to date, and should be up for an Oscar in my opinion. The acting from Michael Caine is nothing short of amazing (if you thought it was sad when he began to cry in TDKR, just wait). Jessica Chastain, and Anne Hathaway were perfect for their roles. It was quite the pleasure watching all of these actors deliver such powerful performances to such a powerful story so perfectly. As is the same for many of Nolan's films the music in this film became a character in itself. Hans Zimmer delivers such a powerful and moving score, he continues to amaze me. His music paired with Nolan's films never falls short of perfection. If you are looking for a film that will leave a lasting impression on you than Interstellar is for you. There have been a lot of 'eh' movies released lately, but I never stop searching to find that perfect movie, that diamond in the rough...this is that movie!
10/10