The Longest Step for Man; The Greatest Journey for a Father

Rating: 8/10 (6 November 2014)

Interstellar is the most emotionally engaging Nolan films to date. There are many parts that I found myself tearing up to. The beauty of the love relationship between Cooper and Murph, despite the unimaginable, possibly uncountable distance between the two souls proved that our emotions, our love, truly can transcend time and space; that no matter how far be that special someone be, in terms of distance or time, they will always matter to our hearts, kept close, warm against the cold backdrop of existence.
Time has been introduced now, not just an existence to sentient beings, but also a currency that played part in consequences beyond our perception. I loved the way how Nolan narrated his story using this as the essence of his plot.
Make no doubt. This is a great film, albeit not Nolan's best. At times, the film felt extremely draggy and the audiences actually get detached from the story itself, but what comes next will suck everyone back into its emotional sci-fi narration.
This movie isn't without its flaws, but it dares to reach out to the stars, far, far beyond what other Hollywood directors can ever dream off when they look up into the night. What else could be said?