Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here.

Rating: 10/10 (18 April 2017)

Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here.
"Interstellar" is a movie you should watch instead of reading a review on it. It is an excellent Sci-fi drama that keeps you tensed while you're watching it and leaves you speechless afterwards.
The movie begins in 2060, the Earth has changed greatly from the planet we live on today. The setting is quite depressing: due to global disasters such as famine and drought, there is no chance for the humankind to survive on the Earth.
The main character is Joe Cooper, played by Matthew McConaughey, is an ex-scientist engineer and pilot who now lives on his corn farm with his father and two children: a 15-year-old son Tom and a 10- year-old daughter Murph. Joe leaves his family to try to save the mankind by finding a new planet it can inhabit.
What I love about "Interstellar" is the effect it produces. Some people say that something might be considered to be art as long as it leaves an emotional mark, whether it is positive or not. I believe this movie is one of the best movies of this decade. It left me and the people I know not only speechless but it made me think of it for days. Perhaps to get the effect you should've watched it on a big screen but it is worth trying to watch it on a smaller one.
To sum up, "Interstellar" is a great movie with a logical story line,heartbreaking drama, and well-written characters. What I believe is also very important is that the director of the movie, Christopher Nolan, who also directed the Dark Knight trilogy, "Inception", "the Prestige", etc., had a physicist astrophysicist's help not to make a fool of himself when it came to laws of physics, even though it is still a Feature Film, not a Documentary One.