The best Sci-Fi in human history.

Rating: 10/10 (29 November 2014)

Let me put it this way... Karl Marx is the greatest thinker of all human history; Ludwig Van Beethoven is the greatest musician of all human history; and Interstellar is the greatest Sci-Fi movie of all human history! The plot is entirely based on science of Physics, mostly the general theory of relativity and also some M-Theory and a bit of quantum mechanics. It only mixes fiction with science where it is scientifically permissible to do so. Unlike many other sci-fi movies (e.g. Armageddon!!), this one does not blend with religion, does not praise Capitalism and above all it does not sneer at science itself! On the contrary, it rejects beliefs of supernatural, scoffs Capitalism and praises science. I loved the idea that even in a society where science is no longer a necessity in the eyes of the public, still the scientist keeps pursuing his/her inquiries, even importunately insisting upon it in the face of an ignorant joker who is then a school teacher! I did not like the idea that the US government is given a positive role in the story; however, either deliberate or unintentionally, the government is kept out of sight quite deftly. Therefore we could demur on this blunder. If you like science, go see this movie in wide screen. If you do not like science and you think Math classes were boring, then do not waste your time on this and go see The Hobbit or another one of those dumb but well selling movies.