Fantastic

Rating: 9/10 (9 November 2014)

I absolutely loved every minute of this movie. Does it have a few small issues? sure. but overall I was enthralled by the deep exploration of scientific theory. It's important to understand that some elements of this film are purely based on theory. A lot of people might be turned off by the scene that takes place within a black hole singularity. That scene reminds me of the early cubist work of Picasso and Broque. Both instances are representative of multiple points in time being depicted simultaneously. It's important to understand this is mostly interpretive. The movie does go out of it's way to explain what's theory and what isn't. However there is so much information packed into this movie, that it's hard not to leave a few things out. That being said, this is a very science heavy movie. If that's not your thing, you might be better off seeing something more your speed.
All of the actors do a fantastic job (even Hathaway and Damon, who's characters are kind of irritating). The main characters do a good job of really connecting you to the family element of the plot.
The visuals are fantastic. There are a few sound issues with this film. I think that was a creative choice, but it does not come across too well, especially with dialogue in space.