Nolan hits the nail on the head, a masterpiece.

Rating: 10/10 (21 November 2014)

Having waited for several months for the release of Interstellar, and being excited by many of the factors revealed before the release, i.e. McConaughey starring, Nolan directing, and of course Hans Zimmer again composing the score. There were so many different things to be excited about, and whilst many people have been disappointed by Interstellar, I think Nolan has created perhaps his best achievement to date. There is not a single aspect of Interstellar that I can describe as less then amazing. In fact, I think it even eclipses the Dark Knight; despite a truly spellbinding performance like Heath Ledger, I felt that the star- studded cast put on nothing less than a truly emotional, captivating performance. McConaughey put in another brilliant performance that have we have become more recently acquainted with, Anne Hathaway again provides a strong supporting performance along with Jessica Chastain/ Mackenzie Foy as Murph. The most surprising however was Matt Damon's brief appearance; his character provided a strong antagonist basis in a fell that was already so emotional, and Nolan really captured the feelings of a human at his lowest point. Again there has to be a huge amount of credit given to Hans Zimmer, who again created a fantastic score for a film that was rounded off perfectly with the use and sometimes disuse of sound. The score perfectly captured the emotional backdrop of the film and the silence in space created a perfect surrounding and allowed the audience to immerse itself in the film more deeply. The ending in itself actually rounds the film off perfectly, and without any spoilers, actually made total sense and despite criticism, I think Nolan has rounded off his masterpiece perfectly. Overall, this in my opinion is one of the greatest pieces of cinema ever created, and the whole film is truly brilliant, with great filming, scenery, acting, music and a perfect storyline based on the works of the genius that is Kip Thorne.