Time, will see this movie stand it's test and remain in the top.

Rating: 10/10 (8 June 2017)

I saw this movie twice. Once at the cinema and once at home.
And let me say that I considered this to be the kind that you only see once. Because it is a powerful movie that relies on feelings to get the message through, not on action - that you can look at again and again, from time to time, to pass the time... when you have the time. :) I was able to enjoy it a second time, and breathlessly I might add, because the first time I was just a man belonging to a woman, and the second time, now, I was, am, the father of a 2 years old daughter. Throughout the entire movie I had lots of moments when I felt the need to look upon my daughter who was sleeping peacefully next to me. I felt a connection, that's how good Nolan is. Cooper's lines (involving his daughter) are convincing, that's how an educated man would treat his daughter, he is believable. Now, I don't emphasize on the father-daughter drama in the movie because I consider it to be the central piece - it is not - it is the perfect catalyst for the delivery of the powerful and most complicated theories of relativity and space-time; important messages about the dangers that our frail world faces and also the will and potential of mankind to overcome those dangers and flourish beyond them. Combined with some astonishing visuals, strong music and a very realistic, down-to-earth futuristic design and tech, and given the fact that I think that science fiction is the ultimate kind of art :) I think "Interstellar" is the most awesome piece of cinematography that I have laid my eyes upon.
The repeating use of "time" is intended ;)