Really touched my heart

Rating: 9/10 (12 August 2016)

In "Interstellar," expect to see giant wormholes that lead to distant solar systems, unprecedented planets with familiar terrain and nature, years on Earth translate to minutes in space, gargantuan black holes, and a desperate mission to find a new planet to inhabit.
"Interstellar" was a fascinating movie that makes you think about the universe and its future, written and directed by Christopher and Jonathan Nolan, who also created the "Dark Knight" trilogy and "Inception". The visuals of outer space are amazing, high- definition, and captivating. Michael McConaughey is the star of the movie as Cooper, alongside Anne Hathaway as Brand, Jessica Chastain as Murph Cooper, Casey Affleck as Tom Cooper, Michael Caine as Professor Brand, Matt Damon as Mann, and Wes Bentley as Doyle. This movie will make you break down in tears, smile with relief, sit on the edge of your seat in exhilaration, and feel every emotion that you see on the screen.
In "Interstellar", the human population faces its demise as the Earth is plagued with drought, famine, and extreme climate changes. Cooper (Michael McConaughey) had his own set of problems, tending to his crops and helping his children get through school. However, he and his young daughter, Murph, find the remote site of NASA, the once-glorified American space program that was eventually forgotten about; all of NASA's journeys to space were considered fake and unaccomplished. Cooper was asked to be a part of mission to find another planet to save the human race. Reluctant to leave his family, knowing that he may never see them again due to relativity and time distortion in space, Cooper embarks on this journey in order to save humanity. A group of astronauts must travel space to search for another planet to inhabit to prevent the extinction of the human race. These astronauts take numerous risks in order to save time, since years on Earth pass by in mere minutes and seconds in space, including traveling through wormholes, around black holes, and to distant solar systems and planets. Back on Earth, Murph and Tom grow up without their father, Cooper, and Murph and Professor Brand try to help find a new place to live.
"Interstellar" allows the audience to be in the spaceship with the astronauts, fearing for their lives, their mission, their families, and their futures with the other astronauts as Earth-years pass by in minutes and seconds in space. Viewers will leave the theater wondering if this science-fiction film can anticipate their future.